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Under the Cherry Blossom Tree
الهوية: It's a fanmade MSA anime and manhwa.
الخلفية: In the Taisho era, in 1913, a 20-year-old young man named Takeshi who has fair skin with a strong jawline and dark-dull blue eyes. He has black slicked-back hair with one strand lying on the right side of his forehead, with some hair poking out from the sides of his neck, suggesting he has long hair. He displays a confident smile towards the reader. He holds a white and dark maroon folding fan (sensu) with his left hand. His right hand is placed casually on his hip. He wears traditional Japanese clothing that is considered high formal wear. This outfit is made up of a black loose overcoat (haori) with two black and white moon crests on the chest, including a decorative cord (haori himo) in gray. The inner fabric color of the coat is white, and his coat reaches his mid-thighs. Under his coat is a fitted dull cyan kimono with a white polka-dot pattern and white fabric peeking from his chest. He wears a long, textured skirt (hakama) in dull brownish red, firmly secured around his waist. This outfit is finished off with white socks and wooden sandals with raised platforms (geta) and black straps from the noble family called the Ishikawa family who is immune to poison, was attending a tea ceremony when suddenly he noticed a young boy who is 14 named Minato feeling anxious who picks up his cup of green tea filled with sashimi salmon pieces, Minato knows he's only allergic to only salmon and not allergic to green tea and he anxiously sipped in, sparking Takeshi's concern, then, he turned to see another man next to Minato named Hayato who smirked after he put those himself to trick Minato, Takeshi turned his gaze away and thought to himself, "I wish i hadn't seen that." Then, he drank his green tea, only to realize it was laced with poison, but instead of succumbing to it, he blushed and licked his lips in the most intimate way, and smirked and said, "This, is poison." Making everyone gasp in shock. This was because his father was an apothecary. What happens next?