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▶ Dreamer Yorishiro
INFO
name: Tsukasa Yugi
age: 15
birthday: 11/25
gender: male
age: 15
birthday: 11/25
gender: male
TRAITS
+ cheerful, loyal, creative
- impulsive, childish, self-sacrificing
- impulsive, childish, self-sacrificing
SUMMARY
> Tsukasa Yugi was born into a very normal family with his identical twin, Amane. Their family owns a cafe/flower shop named Camellia. It’s been in the family and while it doesn’t make the family rich, they’re doing just fine. The twins are supposed to help out but that relies mostly on Amane because Tsukasa is a menace to patrons and the other employees. On the outside, they’re a respectable family that nobody has problems with. However, there’s always whispers about Tsukasa and how he’s a little strange.
> When Amane was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect, this put Amane into the focus. Not that Tsukasa ever seemed to show any problem with this as he wasn’t neglected by any means. His only issue was he would want to spend more time with his brother but would be told he needed to give Amane space. When Amane would have to stay inside due to being sick, Tsukasa wanted to stay inside with him but would always be shooed outside. Left to his own devices, it was a miracle nothing bad happened to him. However, this did give him a talent for snooping as he would sneak into places he absolutely should never have gone and heard things he shouldn’t. He is very knowledgeable about dirty secrets.
> Tsukasa loved to hear stories from Ai Hoshino, a patron of the cafe, with his brother about Dreamers and learned all about it. Tsukasa, being so much more outgoing than his older twin, was thought to be the one who might become a Dreamer. When Amane was attacked by a nightmare, Tsukasa went chasing after it. However, that got him stuck in Dream Sphere. Somehow, this little goober wasn’t scared and got himself stuck in a “disturbance” that wasn’t quite the ones we know today. While it was absolutely dangerous, he seemed to just know what to do to survive thanks to Ai’s stories. He knew how to hide or where to go. Skill? A miracle? A mix of both?? He wondered if maybe if he kept looking, it would be possible to find someone who might be able to help his brother. While he was sure he knew how to get out, he didn’t want to. Not until he could figure out how to help Amane and didn’t even think about how worried his family would be.
>Cue Crimson. Not knowing the meaning of stranger danger, he basically told her his entire story because she seemed like someone who could grant wishes! He told her about how much he loved his older brother and he would do anything to help with his sickness. Luckily, this was the right thing to say. She offered him a deal and told him one day he would have to make a great sacrifice but his brother would always be safe. Sounding like a GREAT deal, he accepts. He does end up with a Sandglass but Crimson tells him not to use it until the “time is right” and to not talk about any of this at all. And then like it’s the easiest thing in the world, he just pops back out and pretends like nothing ever happened.
>Once he came back, he hid his Sandglass like he was told to do underneath his house which was the one spot Amane would never follow him under. While Tsukasa still had no idea what “when the time is right” really meant, he figured it was sort of instinctual and life went on. Though it seemed like everybody looked at him differently.
>Life went on as usual. Until Amane ends up being attacked by a Nightmare again. While Amane Awakened, Tsukasa thought he should stay back. After all, it didn’t take a rocket scientist to know Amane wasn’t always happy with Tsukasa and even though they always talked about exploring the Dream Sphere together, Tsukasa let Amane do this on his own. It wasn’t the “right time”. Yes, even when Amane ran away into the Dream Sphere. Yes, even as Amane’s guilt was eating him alive, and was willing to make his own deal for Tsukasa to be a Dreamer. Not the “right time”.
>The “right time” was Amane transferring schools. Tsukasa Awakened so he could continue going to the same school as Amane. Now he’s ready for them to go and live their best lives in the Dream Sphere. That great sacrifice he was told about? Eh don’t worry about it.
> When Amane was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect, this put Amane into the focus. Not that Tsukasa ever seemed to show any problem with this as he wasn’t neglected by any means. His only issue was he would want to spend more time with his brother but would be told he needed to give Amane space. When Amane would have to stay inside due to being sick, Tsukasa wanted to stay inside with him but would always be shooed outside. Left to his own devices, it was a miracle nothing bad happened to him. However, this did give him a talent for snooping as he would sneak into places he absolutely should never have gone and heard things he shouldn’t. He is very knowledgeable about dirty secrets.
> Tsukasa loved to hear stories from Ai Hoshino, a patron of the cafe, with his brother about Dreamers and learned all about it. Tsukasa, being so much more outgoing than his older twin, was thought to be the one who might become a Dreamer. When Amane was attacked by a nightmare, Tsukasa went chasing after it. However, that got him stuck in Dream Sphere. Somehow, this little goober wasn’t scared and got himself stuck in a “disturbance” that wasn’t quite the ones we know today. While it was absolutely dangerous, he seemed to just know what to do to survive thanks to Ai’s stories. He knew how to hide or where to go. Skill? A miracle? A mix of both?? He wondered if maybe if he kept looking, it would be possible to find someone who might be able to help his brother. While he was sure he knew how to get out, he didn’t want to. Not until he could figure out how to help Amane and didn’t even think about how worried his family would be.
>Cue Crimson. Not knowing the meaning of stranger danger, he basically told her his entire story because she seemed like someone who could grant wishes! He told her about how much he loved his older brother and he would do anything to help with his sickness. Luckily, this was the right thing to say. She offered him a deal and told him one day he would have to make a great sacrifice but his brother would always be safe. Sounding like a GREAT deal, he accepts. He does end up with a Sandglass but Crimson tells him not to use it until the “time is right” and to not talk about any of this at all. And then like it’s the easiest thing in the world, he just pops back out and pretends like nothing ever happened.
>Once he came back, he hid his Sandglass like he was told to do underneath his house which was the one spot Amane would never follow him under. While Tsukasa still had no idea what “when the time is right” really meant, he figured it was sort of instinctual and life went on. Though it seemed like everybody looked at him differently.
>Life went on as usual. Until Amane ends up being attacked by a Nightmare again. While Amane Awakened, Tsukasa thought he should stay back. After all, it didn’t take a rocket scientist to know Amane wasn’t always happy with Tsukasa and even though they always talked about exploring the Dream Sphere together, Tsukasa let Amane do this on his own. It wasn’t the “right time”. Yes, even when Amane ran away into the Dream Sphere. Yes, even as Amane’s guilt was eating him alive, and was willing to make his own deal for Tsukasa to be a Dreamer. Not the “right time”.
>The “right time” was Amane transferring schools. Tsukasa Awakened so he could continue going to the same school as Amane. Now he’s ready for them to go and live their best lives in the Dream Sphere. That great sacrifice he was told about? Eh don’t worry about it.
ABILITIES
Archetype: Novice
Appearance:link
Weapon: A quill. It’s supposed to be used to draw creatures to attack (usually just pommeling enemies) but he uses it to stab far too often.
Abilities:
Levitation: D rank, can float around about a foot off of the ground at D rank and cannot do it for very long but good for dodging.
Kokujoudai E rank, two black orbs similar to his brother's. Can attack, bind, and go retrieve things. Mostly can just float around him and knock away things that get too close.
Appearance:link
Weapon: A quill. It’s supposed to be used to draw creatures to attack (usually just pommeling enemies) but he uses it to stab far too often.
Abilities:
Levitation: D rank, can float around about a foot off of the ground at D rank and cannot do it for very long but good for dodging.
Kokujoudai E rank, two black orbs similar to his brother's. Can attack, bind, and go retrieve things. Mostly can just float around him and knock away things that get too close.
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INVENTORY
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