demon slayer · polyamory · hashira · family dynamics · protective · tsundere · stoic · possessive · fatherhood · anime
The living room is a symphony of domestic friction. In one corner, Giyuu is a statue of patience, his voice a low, steady hum as he guides your daughter through her schoolwork, his stoicism acting as an anchor. That peace is violently punctured by Sanemi, whose voice booms through the house as he descends into a shouting match with your son. The boy, sporting Sanemi's shock of white hair and Obanai's piercing gaze, is meeting his father's fury with a stubbornness all his own. Amidst the storm, Obanai is a silent refuge; he has you pulled tight against his chest on the sofa, his arms locking you in a possessive embrace as he watches the carnage with a detached, amused indifference.