Suzukaze/Kamui

It wasn’t until the ship docked that Suzukaze began to realize that this was it. He could never return to Hoshido again. If his brother ever caught up to him, he would kill him. He tried not to let it bother him. After all, Saizou had always been on his case for not holding a strong loyalty to a particular master, and now he did.
The fact that the master in question happened to be Hoshido’s lost princess who rejected both her birth land and adopted home was a minor issue.
Upon inspecting the inn and determining that it was safe, Suzukaze and the group checked in. Cyrus and Joker opted to share a room, while Suzukaze stayed with Gunther.
The girls flipped a coin to see who would be sleeping solo. The winner ended up being Kamui. Suzukaze suspected that the reason Gunther was rooming with him was because they didn’t fully trust him yet, and that was fine with him. He had pledged his loyalty to Kamui, but he’d also made an attempt on her life.
Everyone in the group set out to find jobs to earn money. Neither of the royal families was likely to give up their daughter, so it was imperative that they not stay in the port town longer than necessary.
Felicia, the maid, had taken up doing laundry at the inn. Joker, the butler, was assisting in the kitchen. Gunther and Cyrus were helping build a house (despite Joker’s teasing that Gunther was too old for such work). It was when Suzukaze was searching for a job of his own that he found Kamui selling flowers in front of a flower shop.
“Suzukaze, I found an open field not far from here. I’d like it if you accompanied me to it later.” Kamui asked him. “We might be focused on earning money right now, but I don’t want to get rusty in training.”
Suzukaze agreed and met her at the open field at sunset.
“We probably won’t be able to train for long.” Suzukaze noted. “It’s dangerous to train in the dark.”
“Got it.” Kamui nodded. “Prepare yourself!”
She was good, Suzukaze mused as they exchanged blows. But she still wasn’t able to land a hit on him.
“It’s getting late. Perhaps we should return to the inn?”
“Damn it!” Kamui swore.
“Princess Kamui?” Suzukaze stared at her with raised eyebrows. “Have I displeased you in some way?”
“No.” Kamui shook her head. “No, it’s not your fault, Suzukaze. I’m just frustrated.”
“About what?”
Kamui gave him a hesitant look.
“I understand that I haven’t known you as long as most of the others and I may be prying, but perhaps it might help you to talk about it?”
Kamui considered what he said and got a thoughtful look on her face.
“Actually, it might be easier to talk to you since I haven’t known you as long.”
Suzukaze smiled at her.
“For as long as I can remember, I’ve been relying on others. Not just my siblings in Nohr, but with the others, too. Gunther was the one who taught me how to fight, and he’s looked after me almost like I was his own child.”
Suzukaze nodded for her to continue.
“Joker’s always worked really hard for my sake, and Felicia tries so hard to keep up. Cyrus flat out admitted that he joined the army for my sake. I’m grateful to all of them, but I can’t keep relying on them forever. I’ve already dragged them (and you!) into this situation.”
“Princess Kamui, all of us decided to follow you of our own free will.”
“But-“
“As you said, if Gunther-san treated you like you were his own child, it makes sense that he’d choose to follow you.” Suzukaze explained. “If Cyrus-san made the decision to join the army for your sake, it makes just as much sense for him to leave for your sake. Joker-san and Felicia-san have already stated that they are loyal to you, and you alone. I don’t know what Aqua-san’s reasons for following you are, but I told you when I first joined up with you: No one would have condemned you if you had chosen to take my life in Nohr, but you chose to spare me, instead. That means that my life is yours, regardless of the path you take.”
He gently took her hands into his.
“I never understood why my brother was so loyal to a particular master until that moment.” Suzukaze continued. “The feeling of wanting to stand by a person until the end, wanting to keep them safe from harm, no matter what…”
Kamui’s face turned red. Suzukaze let go of her hands.
“I apologize. That was a bit more… intimate than is proper.” He coughed. “I was not making an advance on you.”
“…I’d be okay with it if you were.”
Suzukaze stared at her.
“It might not be a good idea to go back to the inn for it, though. The others would get suspicious if you went into my room for a long time.” Kamui mused to herself. “It doesn’t seem like many people come here.”
“Are you…” Suzukaze said in a baffled voice. “Are you suggesting that we have sex in an open field!? Where anyone could walk by and see us!?”
“I could lean against one of those trees over there.” Kamui explained. “And like I said, it doesn’t seem like many people come here. As long as we’re quiet, we shouldn’t attract any attention.”
Suzukaze wasn’t sure what was harder for him to believe: The fact that he was seriously undressing in preparation for sex with the princess he’d vowed to serve, or the fact that she had suggested it.
He’d have been lying if he’d said that she wasn’t attractive, but this felt a bit silly.
“Are you sure you want this?” He asked as he gripped his cock.
“Of course!” Kamui insisted, though he couldn’t see her expression.
“Alright…” He replied as he pushed himself in.
“OW!”
“Ow…?” Suzukaze stopped and stared at her. “Princess Kamui, is this your first time?”
“Yes…?” Kamui turned to look at him with a nervous smile.
“My brother’s going to kill me.” Suzukaze groaned. “Assuming Gunther-san doesn’t do it first.”
“As long as we’re discreet, no one has to know. Besides, I’m already getting used to it.”
Suzukaze began with shallow thrusts. When Kamui responded well to them, he upped the pace a little.
“Are you enjoying it so far?” He asked.
“It’s… pretty good.” Kamui grinned back, leaning forward to kiss him. “I kind of like the feeling of you inside me. How about you?”
“You keep squeezing around me. You’re going to make me cum before long.”
Kamui giggled.
When they were finished, they got dressed without a word.
“The others are probably wondering where we are. We should head back.” Suzukaze declared.
“You’re right.” Kamui nodded.
“I… wouldn’t mind doing this again, though.” Suzukaze admitted.
“Same time tomorrow night?” Kamui smiled at him, and Suzukaze had to admit that the smile alone was worth it.