DISCLAMER:
Hi guys, this is one of my first fanfictions, so I hope you like it. I love Tsubasa Chronicles and Durarara and I was sad that there were only a few crossovers so that's why I wrote this...:3
OH and by the way, I DO NOT OWN Tsubasa Chronicles or Durarara (even though I wish I did) XD
Please R x R
The sun shined bright through the birch trees, and a cool breeze blew the chestnut colored hair of a young, determined teenage boy. In his arms he held his sleeping princess. The soft light bounced of her face and made it glow. It seemed as though it would be a peaceful day…but how far it would be from one.
"Ow! Dammit, you did that on purpose, you damn mage!" Someone's voice boomed from the distance. Syaoran let out a breath and shook his head slightly with amusement. There was never a quiet day with his wonderful traveling companions.
"Now, now Kuro-tan, you'll just make your wound bigger if you move around too much," a more whimsical and relaxed voice said.
"Fai's right, you shouldn't move too much!" A high pitched voice mimicked.
"Shut it, manjuu!" Kurogane exclaimed. Syaoran could hear the sound of running feet and various other things he didn't dare try to depict. Syaoran set the princess against one of the trees, protected by the shade.
"I'll be right back, Princess," Syaoran said softly, as he brushed a few strands of hair to the side of her face.
Syaoran got up and walked towards the loud noise to see Kurogane on the verge of snapping, Mokana bouncing around as usual, and Fai sitting around with his usual nonchalant feel.
It was actually quite an interesting scene to witness. The tempered, dark haired warrior, with piercing red eyes was associated with golden haired, blued eyed wizard who was way too relaxed, and to top it all off there was a bouncing white creature. Syaoran smiled to himself, who knew that one day all of them would be traveling together, sharing memories…good and bad. Syaoran shook his head, clearing his thoughts and turned to his companions.
"Is everything alright?" Syaoran dared ask. Fai, who was sitting cross legged on the grass, flopped onto his back. His blond hair flowed gracefully as he turned to Syaoran.
"Oh, hi Syaoran," Fai said with a smile. "Everything's ok. Kuro-sama just got angry when we tried to disinfect the wounds he got when he lost… I mean fought those soldiers earlier," Fai said with a mischievous smile.
A sweat drop formed on the side of Syaoran's head. H-he messed up on purpose… Syaoran thought, bracing himself for what might become a war. From the corner of his eye Syaoran could see fumes evaporate from Kurogane.
"You bastard…" Kurogane said, "I did not lose!" He exclaimed as he took off for the mage.
"Oh no, I think I made him mad," Fai said in a teasing tone, and began to effortlessly run away.
Syaoran laughed slightly. Their old provoke and anger routine didn't get old yet. Syaoran let out a breath and for a second enjoyed the kind of peaceful feeling. It wasn't often he got to feel like that.
"S-syaoran," a voice called from behind him.
Syaoran immediately turned to see the princess, who was still a little drowsy standing behind him. He smiled.
"Good morning, Princess."
The princess smiled back, "Good morning."
Then from nowhere the two others came running back. Fai jumped and landed gracefully in front of Syaoran and Princess Sakura.
"Ah, Sakura-chan, you're up. How'd you sleep?" Fai asked with his grin in place.
"Good, thank you," Sakura said returning his smile.
"Haha, look Kuro-tan looks funny," Mokana exclaimed.
Sakura and Syaoran flinched as Fai laughed. Kurogane was covered in leaves and such, and he was even angrier. A vein bulged from his forehead as he breathed heavily.
"You…" Kurogane said angrily as he walked towards Fai.
"Me…?" Fai said innocently. Kurogane swore under his breath. Syaoran looked panicle between the two men wonder what he could do to lower the tension.
"I didn't loss…I never loss," Kurogane said.
"How do you explain that wound then?" Mokana asked.
"Those guys played dirty," Kurogane muttered.
"Now, Kuro-sama you can't always win. You're not the strongest man alive," Fai said with a smile.
"Actually," Syaoran cut in, "In all our travels I don't think I've seen anyone stronger than Kurogane, or cleverer than you, Fai," Syaoran said, as he pondered.
"Well, Syaoran, we never know. Maybe in one of these worlds we'll run into people who are stronger or more cunning than us. We just don't know," Fai said with is gaze locked onto the distance.
"That's right kid, don't ever get too cocky in your abilities. It will lead to your demise, so remember that," Kurogane said in sensei mode.
Fai's ears perked up and a mischievous smile formed on his face. "What's this Kuro-tan? Weren't you the one who said just a minute ago that you can never loss?"
"Shut it! I was talking to the kid," Kurogane said, sending a strike towards Fai who effortlessly dodged.
Princess Sakura giggled slightly in the background at the two men's actions. Syaoran smiled and turned to her.
"Princess, are you ready to change worlds?" He asked.
The princess nodded, "Mhm."
"Alright then, Mokana do you think you can take us to the next world?" Syaoran asked.
"Okie doki, everyone get together," Mokana responded.
The four moved close together and then in an instant long, gracious wings emanated from the white creatures back, and a seal of light formed under the traveler's feet.
"MOKANA MODIKI, READY TO GO! YAHOO!" The creature exclaimed and in a second the travelers vanished.
The four travelers landed less than comfortably inside a dark alley. The noise of a thriving town came from outside. The travelers stepped warily out into the open only to be knocked by several people passing by. No one even turned to look at them.
"Strange. First place where people don't stop and stare at us," Kurogane said.
"That is quite odd. Nobody is even giving us the time of day. I guess that's good…in a sense," Fai replied, slinging his arms above his head.
"I wonder where we are," Sakura said, inching a little closer to Syaoran. Syaoran scanned the perimeter and then he noticed a sign.
"It says that we are in…Ikebukaro…"