特別企画｜Y2K Style Ver - Danny&Líeth&Galuri&Ruizuki

Danny is DannyOne (https://pixai.art/@dannyone) Líeth is Líeth OC (https://pixai.art/@liethbeez) Kamui Galuri is My OC Kamishiro Ruizuki is Didieri OC (https://pixai.art/@didieri) 💜💗💜💗💜 Story 💗💜💗💜💗 When the Night Lights Begin to Shine When they stepped out of the purikura shop, the sky outside the shopping street had already grown much darker than before. The brightness of the day gradually faded, and the signs along both sides of the street lit up one after another. Glass storefronts reflected pink, blue, and purple light, while people moved through the shadows of the lamps. The whole street seemed to slowly dress itself in the kind of glamour that only appeared at night. Galuri looked down at the freshly printed purikura photos in her hand and could not help smiling again. “We took so many photos today.” She carefully tucked the photos into her bag, as if she were storing away something very precious. Ruizuki stood beside her, carrying the small bag they had bought earlier. His tone remained calm as always. “You looked at every single one several times.” “Because every one is different.” Galuri looked up at him, her blue eyes shining beneath the night lights. “And they all look good.” Ruizuki watched her serious expression, and the corners of his lips lifted slightly. “Mm. They really do.” Galuri immediately narrowed her eyes. “Are you talking about the photos, or the people?” Ruizuki paused for a moment, as if deliberately taking his time to answer. “What do you think?” Galuri had meant to fight back, but his reply blocked her instead. She looked at him and showed a slightly competitive smile. “You’ve really been doing that on purpose more and more lately.” Ruizuki did not deny it. He only gave a quiet laugh. Ahead of them, Danny and Líeth were walking a little more slowly. Líeth held one of the purikura photos in her hand and occasionally lowered her eyes to look at it. In the photo, the four of them were squeezed close together, each expression decorated sweetly with stickers and points of light. When she looked at the heart she had made together with Danny, her cheeks still warmed a little. Danny noticed her gaze and slowed his steps to move closer to her. “Still looking at it?” Líeth drew her hand in slightly, as if she had been caught. “I just… think it feels very memorable.” Danny lowered his eyes to the photo in her hand. “I think so too.” His voice was gentle. He did not tease her on purpose, nor did he say anything as direct as before that would make her blush. He simply stayed beside her quietly and looked at the photo with her. Because of that quietness, Líeth felt her heart grow even warmer. She lifted her eyes toward the street ahead. “Should we walk a little farther?” Danny nodded. “Sure.” The four of them continued along the shopping street. The street that had felt light and lively during the day had changed into something else beneath the night sky. In the clothing-store windows were shiny jackets, metallic accessories, and boldly shaped bags. A faint sweet scent drifted from the entrance of a dessert shop. Not far away, there was a small street performance, and the music mixed with the laughter of the crowd, making the night feel anything but lonely. As Galuri walked, she was suddenly drawn to an accessory shop. “There are so many necklaces and earrings over there!” She stopped almost immediately. Ruizuki followed her gaze. “Want to go in?” “Just to take a look.” Galuri said it casually, but her feet had already started moving toward the entrance. Ruizuki watched her from behind and followed, as if he had expected this outcome from the beginning. Danny looked at Líeth. “Do you want to look too?” Líeth gazed at the sparkling accessories inside the shop and nodded. “Mm. It might be nice to look around.” The four of them entered the shop together. The lighting inside was softer than outside. Inside the glass cases were rows of delicate chains, rings, and hair accessories. Galuri was quickly drawn to a necklace with a small star pendant and bent down to examine it closely. “This is so cute.” Ruizuki stood beside her and glanced down at it. “It looks like something you would like.” “How do you know?” “Your eyes lit up when you saw it.” Galuri blinked and instinctively touched her face. “Was it that obvious?” “Very obvious.” She muttered quietly, “Having sharp observation skills isn’t always a good thing.” Ruizuki heard her, but only smiled. On the other side, Líeth stood before a row of blue-toned accessories, her gaze resting on a transparent teardrop-shaped pendant. It looked as if a faint blue light had been sealed inside it, quietly shimmering under the shop lights. Danny walked to her side. “Do you like this one?” Líeth did not answer immediately. She simply looked at it. “It looks a little like the surface of water.” Danny looked at the pendant, then at her. “It suits you.” The tips of Líeth’s ears turned slightly red. “You’ve said things like that so many times today.” “Because it really does suit you.” Danny’s tone was so natural that she did not know how to respond for a moment. In the end, she could only say softly: “…Thank you.” Not far away, Galuri saw their interaction and quietly nudged Ruizuki with her elbow. “Look, they’ve started again.” Ruizuki said in a low voice: “Don’t stare so obviously every time.” “But it’s nice to watch.” “You look like you’re watching a romance drama.” Galuri answered confidently: “Because it is nice to watch.” Ruizuki glanced at her. “What about you?” “Me?” “When you were told something suited you earlier, your expression was about the same.” Galuri’s smile froze instantly. “…It was not.” Ruizuki did not press further. He simply looked at her with amusement in his eyes. Galuri pretended not to notice and immediately turned toward another row of accessories. By the time they finished browsing the accessory shop, night had fully fallen. The neon lights on the street had grown brighter, making even the ground look soaked in color. The four of them walked while slowly looking at the shops along the road. Galuri would stop whenever she saw something cute. Líeth would quietly admire the window displays. Danny would sometimes help her carry things. Ruizuki would remind Galuri to slow down whenever her excitement grew too high. They were not in any rush to go anywhere. They simply walked together, chatted, stopped, and continued forward again. “Are you a little hungry?” Danny asked. Galuri immediately turned around. “Yes!” Ruizuki looked at her. “Didn’t you just say you only wanted a drink?” “Shopping uses up energy.” “You’re very good at finding excuses.” “That isn’t an excuse. It’s a fact.” Líeth was amused by their conversation and laughed softly. Danny saw her smile and smiled too. In the end, the four of them bought drinks and simple snacks, then sat down in a resting area by the street. The night breeze blew in from the other end of the road, carrying a slight coolness. The music in the distance had not stopped, and the neon signs continued blinking. Galuri placed her bag on her lap and took out the purikura photos again. “We really made a lot of memories today.” Líeth took out her own set of photos as well and nodded softly. “Mm. And every one feels different.” Danny looked at the photos in her hand. “Which one do you like best?” Líeth thought for a moment. “It’s hard to choose.” Galuri immediately raised her hand. “I can’t choose either!” Ruizuki said calmly: “Then like all of them.” Galuri looked at him and smiled. “That answer works.” Danny nodded too. “Yeah. We can just keep them all.” Líeth lowered her eyes to the photos, and the corners of her lips slowly curved upward. “Keep them all.” For that moment, none of the four spoke again. The streetlights simply fell over them, and the purikura photos were held carefully in their hands, as if all of today’s laughter, shyness, teasing, and fluttering feelings had condensed into a small piece of light. After a while, Galuri looked up at the still-lively shopping street. “Should we keep walking a little more?” Ruizuki seemed to have known she would say that. “A little more?” Galuri smiled sweetly. “Mm. Just a little.” Danny looked at Líeth. “Can you still walk?” Líeth looked at the bright street ahead, then at the three people beside her. She nodded softly. “I can.” And so, the four of them stood up again. The night had fully unfolded, but their shopping time was not over yet. Danny and Líeth walked side by side ahead, their pace unhurried, as if they wanted to make this stretch of road last a little longer. Galuri and Ruizuki walked nearby, sometimes bickering, sometimes exchanging smiles. The lights of the shopping street stretched far into the distance. And in that bright night scenery, the four of them continued walking forward. ------- Italiano Quando uscirono dal negozio di purikura, il cielo sopra la via commerciale era già diventato molto più scuro di prima. La luminosità del giorno svaniva poco a poco, e le insegne su entrambi i lati della strada si accendevano una dopo l’altra. Le vetrine riflettevano luci rosa, blu e viola, mentre le persone passavano tra le ombre delle lampade. L’intera strada sembrava indossare lentamente lo splendore che appartiene solo alla notte. Galuri abbassò lo sguardo sulle foto purikura appena stampate che teneva in mano e non riuscì a trattenere un sorriso. “Ne abbiamo scattate tantissime oggi.” Ripose con cura le foto nella borsa, come se stesse conservando qualcosa di molto prezioso. Ruizuki era accanto a lei, con in mano il piccolo sacchetto che avevano comprato poco prima. Il suo tono era calmo come sempre. “Le hai guardate tutte più volte.” “Perché ognuna è diversa.” Galuri alzò lo sguardo verso di lui, con gli occhi azzurri che brillavano sotto le luci notturne. “E sono tutte belle.” Ruizuki osservò la sua espressione seria, e gli angoli delle sue labbra si sollevarono appena. “Sì. È vero.” Galuri strinse subito gli occhi. “Stai parlando delle foto o delle persone?” Ruizuki fece una breve pausa, come se volesse prendersi apposta un momento prima di rispondere. “Tu cosa pensi?” Galuri avrebbe voluto ribattere, ma quella risposta la bloccò. Lo guardò con un sorriso leggermente competitivo. “Ultimamente lo fai sempre più spesso apposta.” Ruizuki non negò. Si limitò a ridere piano. Davanti a loro, Danny e Líeth camminavano un po’ più lentamente. Líeth teneva in mano una delle foto purikura e, di tanto in tanto, abbassava gli occhi per guardarla. Nella foto, i quattro erano stretti l’uno all’altro, e ogni espressione era decorata dolcemente con adesivi e punti di luce. Quando guardava il cuore che aveva formato insieme a Danny, le sue guance si scaldavano ancora un po’. Danny notò il suo sguardo e rallentò il passo per avvicinarsi a lei. “La stai ancora guardando?” Líeth ritrasse leggermente la mano, come se fosse stata colta sul fatto. “È solo che… mi sembra un bel ricordo.” Danny abbassò gli occhi verso la foto nella sua mano. “Lo penso anch’io.” La sua voce era dolce. Non la prese in giro apposta, né disse qualcosa di diretto come prima che potesse farla arrossire. Rimase semplicemente accanto a lei in silenzio e guardò la foto insieme a lei. Proprio per quella quiete, il cuore di Líeth si fece ancora più caldo. Lei sollevò lo sguardo verso la strada davanti a loro. “Camminiamo ancora un po’?” Danny annuì. “Certo.” I quattro continuarono lungo la via commerciale. La strada, che di giorno era sembrata leggera e vivace, sotto il cielo notturno aveva assunto un altro aspetto. Nelle vetrine dei negozi di abbigliamento c’erano giacche lucide, accessori metallici e borse dalle forme vistose. Dall’ingresso di una pasticceria arrivava un leggero profumo dolce. Poco più in là c’era una piccola esibizione di strada, e la musica si mescolava alle risate della folla, facendo sì che la notte non sembrasse affatto solitaria. Mentre camminava, Galuri venne improvvisamente attirata da un negozio di accessori. “Lì ci sono tantissime collane e orecchini!” Si fermò quasi subito. Ruizuki seguì il suo sguardo. “Vuoi entrare?” “Solo per dare un’occhiata.” Galuri lo disse con leggerezza, ma i suoi piedi si erano già mossi verso l’ingresso. Ruizuki la guardò da dietro e la seguì, come se avesse previsto fin dall’inizio quel risultato. Danny guardò Líeth. “Vuoi vedere anche tu?” Líeth osservò gli accessori scintillanti dentro il negozio e annuì. “Sì. Potrebbe essere bello dare un’occhiata.” I quattro entrarono insieme. La luce all’interno era più soffusa di quella fuori. Nelle teche di vetro erano esposte file di catenine delicate, anelli e accessori per capelli. Galuri fu subito attratta da una collana con un piccolo ciondolo a forma di stella e si chinò per osservarla meglio. “È così carina.” Ruizuki era in piedi accanto a lei e le diede un’occhiata. “Sembra qualcosa che ti piacerebbe.” “Come fai a saperlo?” “Quando l’hai vista, ti si sono illuminati gli occhi.” Galuri sbatté le palpebre e si toccò istintivamente il viso. “Era così evidente?” “Molto evidente.” Lei borbottò piano: “Avere uno spirito d’osservazione così acuto non è sempre una buona cosa.” Ruizuki la sentì, ma si limitò a sorridere. Dall’altra parte, Líeth era davanti a una fila di accessori sui toni del blu, con lo sguardo posato su un ciondolo trasparente a forma di goccia. Sembrava che al suo interno fosse sigillata una tenue luce azzurra, che brillava silenziosa sotto le lampade del negozio. Danny le si avvicinò. “Ti piace questo?” Líeth non rispose subito. Continuò semplicemente a guardarlo. “Sembra un po’ la superficie dell’acqua.” Danny guardò il ciondolo, poi lei. “Ti sta bene.” Le punte delle orecchie di Líeth si arrossarono leggermente. “Oggi hai detto tante volte cose del genere.” “Perché ti stanno davvero bene.” Il tono di Danny era così naturale che, per un momento, lei non seppe come rispondere. Alla fine, poté solo dire piano: “…Grazie.” Poco distante, Galuri vide la loro interazione e diede un leggero colpo di gomito a Ruizuki. “Guarda, hanno ricominciato.” Ruizuki disse a bassa voce: “Non fissarli sempre in modo così evidente.” “Ma è bello da vedere.” “Sembri una che sta guardando un drama romantico.” Galuri rispose con sicurezza: “Perché è bello da vedere.” Ruizuki le lanciò un’occhiata. “E tu?” “Io?” “Quando prima ti è stato detto che qualcosa ti stava bene, avevi più o meno la stessa espressione.” Il sorriso di Galuri si bloccò all’istante. “…Non è vero.” Ruizuki non insistette. La guardò soltanto con un po’ di divertimento negli occhi. Galuri fece finta di non notarlo e si voltò subito verso un’altra fila di accessori. Quando finirono di guardare il negozio di accessori, la notte era ormai completamente scesa. Le luci al neon della strada erano diventate ancora più intense, al punto che persino il suolo sembrava immerso nel colore. I quattro camminavano osservando lentamente i negozi lungo la strada. Galuri si fermava ogni volta che vedeva qualcosa di carino. Líeth ammirava in silenzio le vetrine. Danny, di tanto in tanto, l’aiutava a portare qualcosa. Ruizuki invece ricordava a Galuri di rallentare ogni volta che il suo entusiasmo diventava troppo alto. Non avevano particolare fretta di andare da nessuna parte. Camminavano insieme, parlavano, si fermavano e poi ricominciavano ad andare avanti. “Avete un po’ fame?” chiese Danny. Galuri si voltò subito. “Sì!” Ruizuki la guardò. “Non avevi appena detto che volevi solo bere qualcosa?” “Fare shopping consuma energia.” “Sei molto brava a trovare scuse.” “Non è una scusa. È un fatto.” Líeth rise piano, divertita dalla loro conversazione. Danny la vide sorridere e sorrise anche lui. Alla fine, i quattro comprarono delle bevande e qualche semplice spuntino, poi si sedettero in un’area di riposo lungo la strada. La brezza notturna soffiava dall’altra estremità della via, portando con sé un po’ di freschezza. La musica in lontananza non si era fermata, e le insegne al neon continuavano a lampeggiare. Galuri posò la borsa sulle ginocchia e tirò fuori di nuovo le foto purikura. “Oggi abbiamo davvero creato tanti ricordi.” Anche Líeth tirò fuori le sue foto e annuì piano. “Sì. E ognuna ha un’atmosfera diversa.” Danny guardò le foto che teneva in mano. “Quale ti piace di più?” Líeth ci pensò un momento. “È difficile scegliere.” Galuri alzò subito la mano. “Neanche io riesco a scegliere!” Ruizuki disse con calma: “Allora vi piacciono tutte.” Galuri lo guardò e sorrise. “Questa risposta va bene.” Anche Danny annuì. “Sì. Possiamo conservarle tutte.” Líeth abbassò gli occhi sulle foto, e gli angoli delle sue labbra si sollevarono lentamente. “Conservarle tutte.” Per qualche istante, nessuno dei quattro parlò. Le luci della strada cadevano su di loro, e le foto purikura erano tenute con cura tra le mani, come se tutte le risate, l’imbarazzo, gli scherzi e i battiti del cuore di quella giornata si fossero condensati in un piccolo frammento di luce. Dopo un po’, Galuri alzò lo sguardo verso la via commerciale ancora vivace. “Camminiamo ancora un pochino?” Ruizuki sembrava sapere già che lo avrebbe detto. “Un pochino?” Galuri sorrise dolcemente. “Sì. Solo un pochino.” Danny guardò Líeth. “Ce la fai ancora?” Líeth guardò la strada luminosa davanti a loro, poi le tre persone accanto a lei. Annuì piano. “Sì.” Così i quattro si alzarono di nuovo. La notte si era ormai completamente aperta, ma il loro tempo per fare shopping non era ancora finito. Danny e Líeth camminavano fianco a fianco davanti, senza fretta, come se volessero far durare quel tratto di strada un po’ più a lungo. Galuri e Ruizuki camminavano lì vicino, a volte battibeccando, a volte scambiandosi un sorriso. Le luci della via commerciale si estendevano lontano nella notte. E dentro quel paesaggio notturno luminoso, le sagome dei quattro continuarono ad avanzare. 💜💗💜💗💜 OC information 💗💜💗💜💗 The second child of Kamui Gakupo and Megurine Luka Name: Kamui Galuri(神威ガルリ/巡音ガルリ/Megurine Galuri) Age: 16 School：Kamiyama High School Grade 1 / First Year Birthday:2/29 Personality: Gentle, sensitive, rational, emotionally supportive Appearance: Long pink-purple straight hair, smooth and glossy, giving a graceful and gentle look. Blue eyes, clear and full of emotion. His hairstyle inherits a feature from his father Kamui Gakupo—long side bangs falling in front of both ears, adding a sense of maturity and family resemblance. Skills: Bass, guitar, lyric writing, singing,flute,violin, Piano Additional traits: Deeply admires his father Kamui Gakupo and believes an ideal partner should be just as strong and handsome. He has a particular weakness for rational, muscular men with long purple hair—something that often worries his older brother, Kamui Galuda. 💜💗💜💗💜 OC information 💗💜💗💜💗 Character Profile｜Kamishiro Ruizuki Setting: ABO Universe Basic Information • Name: Kamishiro Ruizuki • Gender: Male • Age: 17 • School：Kamiyama High School Grade 2 / Second Year • Role Archetype: Stage-oriented character / mature, handsome type • Skills: Piano performance , Drama acting ⸻ Family Background Ruizuki grew up in a family deeply connected to the stage. In such an environment, performance, costume design, and stage emotion were part of everyday life. • Father: Kamishiro Rui • Mother: Akiyama Mizuki Within the ABO worldview, the family does not emphasize rigid roles or hierarchies. Instead, it places greater value on mutual understanding, personal boundaries, and respect. From his father, Ruizuki learned how to maintain control and stability on stage. From his mother, he inherited a keen sensitivity to emotional flow and self-expression. This upbringing shaped the way he interacts with others— naturally projecting calmness, confidence, and a protector-like presence. ⸻ Appearance Eyes • Gold • Steady, focused gaze Hair • Cool-toned purple, straight mid-length hair, reaching the back • Clearly separated pink highlights • The pink is in distinct strands, not a gradient Overall Silhouette • Mature young male proportions • Composed expressions, never showy ⸻ Clothing Style (Influenced by His Mother) • Stage-inspired × personal expression • Androgynous design with a masculine balance • Lightweight fabrics, asymmetrical cuts • Low-saturation color palette dominated by deep purple and cool pink ⸻ Aura & Personality Impression • Calm and reserved • Highly sensitive to emotional shifts in others • Naturally positions himself where he can see and protect the whole picture • His presence is defined by stability and trust