A new day, a new fan fiction! I got this idea while I was eating Japanese food with my mom while watching The Lord of the Rings AND while wearing one of my many Dragon Ball Z tee shirts! Please let me know if I should continue, and constructive criticism is always welcome! Don't care much for flames, but write them if you must. Now may I present my second ever fan fiction, The Demi Saiyan and the Ring Bearer!
Please review, and as always enjoy my fellow fangirls and fanboys! Oh, and before I forget, I still have to put this in, or do I?
Gohan: If you don't want to get sued, I suggest you do.
Katie: Oh really? Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin, what do you think?
Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin: JUST DO IT ALREADY!
Katie: Fine, fine. Here it goes:
Disclaimer: I do not own Dragon Ball Z or The Lord of the Rings. They are owned by Akira Toriyama and J. R. R. Tolkien. Though I do thank them for creating such beautiful works of art! *sniff sniff*. Oh-kay! Lets get get started!
A mighty blue blast lit up the sky, bright enough to outshine the sun. From miles around, you could hear the cries of the battle for the planet Earth. One, trying to save it, the other, trying to destroy it. Son Gohan, the protector, let out one final burst of ki against the the horrible android Cell, sealing the fate of the android.
"What!? No! Not like this! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" He yelled in vain as the finishing kamehameha wave destroyed every single living cell left of his body. A few moments later, Gohan stood floating in mid air. In mere seconds, he was falling down to the Earth at great speeds, and landed with a great CRASH! Piccolo was the first to rush to his aid.
"Gohan!" He said, getting closer by the second. He got to the spot just in time to see Gohan's blood-covered body disappear into a blackened void, with fire rimming around the edge. "Gohan! Hold on!" Piccolo said as he tried to pull him out of the void. By that time the others had gathered around the massive crater that was created when Gohan crash landed into the Earth. Then a raspy voice whispered inside of all of their heads.
"I will take the half saiyan to my age to prove that no one can defeat the mighty Sauron!" Piccolo just grit his teeth and tried his best to pull Gohan out of the pit. 'With his body like this from his fight with Cell I might not be able to pull him out in one piece! Come on Gohan, fight it!' He thought as the void tightened its grip on the young demi-saiyan. Finally, his hand slipped from the Z warriors' grasp, and he fell into the void, screaming.
I don't really know what happened, first I was falling to the ground from the fight with Cell, and the next I was being pulled into a void by an invisible force, with Piccolo trying to pull me back out. But he could not pull me out. I was tugged wholly into the dark void screaming. Seconds after I was pulled in I fell unconscious.
A small, blood-covered form lay sprawled in the middle of a wood. The sky was dark and stormy, the wind blew gently as Arwen galloped through the wood on horseback, with Frodo who lay across the horse's saddle. With the Ringwraiths no longer after her, she slowed her pace a bit, wanting to investigate the small form but still knowing that she needed to get Frodo help soon. She had her horse trot over to the form, to find it was a human child, no older than eleven, with spiky black hair that was matted down with blood. He had multiple gashes and burns and his left arm was bent in a position that it should never be bent to.
"Oh no, what a horrible thing to do to a child." Arwen whispered as she dismounted her horse and rushed over to the boy. Upon closer inspection she saw that he wore strange clothing and had many well-toned muscles, but ignored it as she gathered him in her arms and placed him next to Frodo. 'I will take him to my home, maybe we can save him from his wounds before it is too late.'
She thought. Mounting her horse, she rode towards Rivendell, to seek help for Frodo and the strange boy she had met on her journey.
Well, short chapter. Sorry. Tell me what you think of so far! I think that it is a winner!
Thank you for reading, it is always a pleasure seeing people enjoy my work! Katie out.