Ship: Oikawa/Kageyama Fandom: Haikyuu Major Tags: tags omitted Other Tags: tags omitted Word Count: 659 words
I feel like you might’ve wanted something more sexual? ^^;; I hope you like this anyway. Featuring demon king!Oikawa in a demon world AU because I’ve never actually read/seen/played FHQ and Google did not provide me with summaries but I know Oikawa is a demon king there so I just ran with that.
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The demons have a somewhat unusual system for passing down the crown. New kings are not born but chosen, marked by prophecy to take the throne.
Oikawa has ruled for a long, long time and still he does not expect it when the demons come to him with news of a successor.
At first, he thinks like every other king, that he should kill the contendor for his throne. After all, who really knows if there even is such a thing as prophecy? The prophets could simply be making it up by choosing a random imp whenever they think the demon king is due to be replaced. As long as he makes it look like an accident, nobody can accuse him ot doing a power grab for the throne.
Besides, they're demons. Only a fool would expect them to play fair anyway.
To his dismay, however, he finds that the newcomer is no imp but already a fully grown demon. Tch. Oikawa asks around and finds that the demon is known for his arrogance. He's already being referred to as the King (a fact which only further incenses Oikawa, do they really think he has already abdicated the throne?) and is known for both his arrogance and his genius.
Further inquiries clarify that Tobio is only a genius at spellcasting and battle. While he is a tactical genius, he has no knowledge of how to rule and Oikawa will be expected to impart that to him.
He considers, briefly but seriously, deliberately sabotaging Tobio's future regime by giving him bad advice. The alliances of Hell are complicated and its denizens are ambitious. Whenever there is a transfer of power, multiple demons take advantage of the period of transition to try to jockey for a higher standing or fight their way up the ranks. All Oikawa would need to do would be to tell Tobio to trust the wrong demon and Tobio would die as surely as if Oikawa ran him through.
Ah, but then the legends would focus more on Tobio, the Fallen King, than on the Grand King Oikawa who preceded him. No. It's better for his own reputation, his own story, if Tobio is a competent but not noteworthy king.
To his dismay, however, he finds that the newcomer is no imp but already a fully grown demon. Tch. Oikawa asks around and finds that the demon is known for his arrogance. He's already being referred to as the King (a fact which only further incenses Oikawa, do they really think he has already abdicated the throne?) and is known for both his arrogance and his genius.
Further inquiries clarify that Tobio is only a genius at spellcasting and battle. While he is a tactical genius, he has no knowledge of how to rule and Oikawa will be expected to impart that to him.
He considers, briefly but seriously, deliberately sabotaging Tobio's future regime by giving him bad advice. The alliances of Hell are complicated and its denizens are ambitious. Whenever there is a transfer of power, multiple demons take advantage of the period of transition to try to jockey for a higher standing or fight their way up the ranks. All Oikawa would need to do would be to tell Tobio to trust the wrong demon and Tobio would die as surely as if Oikawa ran him through.
Ah, but then the legends would focus more on Tobio, the Fallen King, than on the Grand King Oikawa who preceded him. No. It's better for his own reputation, his own story, if Tobio is a competent but not noteworthy king.
Fine then. Oikawa will teach Tobio properly. He will do his duty as the king of the demons.
(But when the time comes for the duel of succession, for Tobio to fight and kill him to win the throne, Oikawa will do his very best to kill Tobio instead. The Grand King will
FILL: TEAM PRINCE OF TENNIS, T
Fandom: Haikyuu
Major Tags: tags omitted
Other Tags: tags omitted
Word Count: 659 words
I feel like you might’ve wanted something more sexual? ^^;; I hope you like this anyway. Featuring demon king!Oikawa in a demon world AU because I’ve never actually read/seen/played FHQ and Google did not provide me with summaries but I know Oikawa is a demon king there so I just ran with that.
***
The demons have a somewhat unusual system for passing down the crown. New kings are not born but chosen, marked by prophecy to take the throne.
Oikawa has ruled for a long, long time and still he does not expect it when the demons come to him with news of a successor.
At first, he thinks like every other king, that he should kill the contendor for his throne. After all, who really knows if there even is such a thing as prophecy? The prophets could simply be making it up by choosing a random imp whenever they think the demon king is due to be replaced. As long as he makes it look like an accident, nobody can accuse him ot doing a power grab for the throne.
Besides, they're demons. Only a fool would expect them to play fair anyway.
To his dismay, however, he finds that the newcomer is no imp but already a fully grown demon. Tch. Oikawa asks around and finds that the demon is known for his arrogance. He's already being referred to as the King (a fact which only further incenses Oikawa, do they really think he has already abdicated the throne?) and is known for both his arrogance and his genius.
Further inquiries clarify that Tobio is only a genius at spellcasting and battle. While he is a tactical genius, he has no knowledge of how to rule and Oikawa will be expected to impart that to him.
He considers, briefly but seriously, deliberately sabotaging Tobio's future regime by giving him bad advice. The alliances of Hell are complicated and its denizens are ambitious. Whenever there is a transfer of power, multiple demons take advantage of the period of transition to try to jockey for a higher standing or fight their way up the ranks. All Oikawa would need to do would be to tell Tobio to trust the wrong demon and Tobio would die as surely as if Oikawa ran him through.
Ah, but then the legends would focus more on Tobio, the Fallen King, than on the Grand King Oikawa who preceded him. No. It's better for his own reputation, his own story, if Tobio is a competent but not noteworthy king.
To his dismay, however, he finds that the newcomer is no imp but already a fully grown demon. Tch. Oikawa asks around and finds that the demon is known for his arrogance. He's already being referred to as the King (a fact which only further incenses Oikawa, do they really think he has already abdicated the throne?) and is known for both his arrogance and his genius.
Further inquiries clarify that Tobio is only a genius at spellcasting and battle. While he is a tactical genius, he has no knowledge of how to rule and Oikawa will be expected to impart that to him.
He considers, briefly but seriously, deliberately sabotaging Tobio's future regime by giving him bad advice. The alliances of Hell are complicated and its denizens are ambitious. Whenever there is a transfer of power, multiple demons take advantage of the period of transition to try to jockey for a higher standing or fight their way up the ranks. All Oikawa would need to do would be to tell Tobio to trust the wrong demon and Tobio would die as surely as if Oikawa ran him through.
Ah, but then the legends would focus more on Tobio, the Fallen King, than on the Grand King Oikawa who preceded him. No. It's better for his own reputation, his own story, if Tobio is a competent but not noteworthy king.
Fine then. Oikawa will teach Tobio properly. He will do his duty as the king of the demons.
(But when the time comes for the duel of succession, for Tobio to fight and kill him to win the throne, Oikawa will do his very best to kill Tobio instead. The Grand King will