Idea For A Iruma Fanfic

Idea for a Iruma fanfic

Iruma’s parents sell him to demons when he’s like 3. Not Sullivan. Some random demons who decide to see if it’s possible to turn a human into demon. Because “we are very much alike physically” so it would be interesting if it was possible, right? And like Iruma is still very young, they think it’ll be more easy.

So one year later, the demon patrol learn about it and come to take back the human (they know he’s still alive). But the human isn’t human anymore, he’s more half demon, and maybe more than half.

Narnia is like “well can’t bring him back in the human world now, he’s closer of us now!”

Henry is like “they told us that his parents have sold him to them”

So they can’t even contact them anyway.

Henry proposes to take care of the kid. He’s a parent already.

But Narnia is like “no, i have a idea” and go away with the kid. He arrives to Babyls, and enters in the teachers lounge.

“Hello Kalego - Brother? - I have something for you”

And he puts the kid in Kalego’s arms while all the other teachers are like OoO (Dali laughs in the background)

“what the meaning of it brother, did you have a scandalous affair? - Haha of course not. But i find this little one and thought that..you could take care of him. - WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU FIND HIM? - People have experimented of him - Are you seriously… - They turn this little human into a ¾ demon. So we can’t send him back in the human world. I needed someone serious to take care of him. You have experience with kids, right? - WITH TEENAGERS! MY STUDENTS ARE TEENS!! - he’s just a little younger than you students! -  IT’S A TODDLER!!” Narnia nodds and is like “so welcome to fatherhood brother! His name is Iruma! Bye!” and he goes away.

Dali is on the floor, laughing hysterically.

Suzy is like “he’s so cute”

Grandpa Morax is like “i remember when my granddaughter was this age” and starts to give advices to Kalego to help him to calm Little Iruma who cries.

You ever get those ongoing multi chapter fics that you love reading so much that when you finally catch up to the newest chapter you read it extra slow like maybe if I take my time the author might update while I'm reading this chapter

A tale as old as time