A new Death Note story. Its an idea I had a while back that just won't leave me alone, so i'm gonna try it out!
Full Summary: Nearly 20 years after the Kira mystery had been solved, a young girl finds herself thrown into a past that seems vaguely familiar. As the daughter of the 2 greatest minds of their time, Laurel shouldn't have any trouble figuring out how to get back, until she realizes where she's landed. Will she be able to change her desolate future for the better? Or will she be forced to watch as the events unfold that led to the destruction of her family?
Warnings!: Yaoi! (NOT an MPREG!) Cursing! Unhealthy Addictions! (chocolate, sweets) Character Death! Angst! (HAPPY ENDING THOUGH!)
Parirings!: LxLight (main) MelloxMatt
Rating!: M (for cursing and possible lemon)
Enjoy and review! Hope you like it!
This is more or less the prologue to my story.
Over. It was finally over. All of the manipulating, conniving, and scheming. All of it was finally over. The final Death Note was sealed away, safe from prying eyes and itching fingers. It would never be used again. The only paper left in the world out in the open, far to small to even be seen by the naked eye, was embedded deep within a beautiful silver bracelet. The silver crafted by only the best that money could buy. A piece worth far more than most could ever dream of. And gifted to the only criminal of equal value.
Light Yagami had cried when he had first laid eyes on the precious and poisonous item. The soft words spoken when he ran his fingers over the cool, smooth silver had sent a shiver of some heavy feeling down his spine.
"It is just like you, Light. Beautiful. And deadly."
Inscribed on the inside was a simple, yet powerful message. A secret only shared by two men. One that had shaken the very foundation of the world and had tempted fate itself, twisting time and changing even life and death.
For You
-Love
L knew from the very moment that he had met Light, that the boy would never once feel any regret for the atrocities that he had committed. Light would always see that, what he had done, it had been for the greater good. That no matter how many had to die, it would always have been worth it. Even without the proof, he had always known. So it came as no surprise to him when he heard those confident, yet sorrowful words spoken that day.
"I don't regret it. I never will. If given a second chance, I would have chosen to do it all again."
L had always known. And he had always understood. It was something that he too might have done at an early point in the past. Light was young and smart, and so foolish. The road to Hell is paved with good intentions. And Light's intentions were among the best. So the result was as expected. So foolish. But still…
"I understand Light."
In the years that they had been together, they had always competed. One never truly giving into the other. Compromising was their lifestyle. Because no matter how badly the urge to win the battle became, they could simply never deny the other. And so, it came to be on that day, a decision was made.
The short time it took for the discovery to be made was only credited to the unknown benefactor who had supplied a steady stream of money to allow all possible experiments, all possible solutions. It had taken three years. Three long years. But it had all been worth it when the announcement was made. And no one had been more pleased than the two men who stood alone in their secluded building, far from view.
Theirs was the first. It was only fitting. The child of the two greatest minds of their time. And what a beautiful daughter she was. The day of the birth, two mysterious men stood outside the room, watching through the window with curious, cautious joy. And when she had been brought out and laid in the arms of his beloved, L could only smile.
Because really, he never could simply deny Light anything.
Time passed by slowly for the happy family. The beautiful baby girl was showered with more love than either men had ever experienced themselves. Neither man had expected much when she had been shown only to those closest to them.
For Light, his mother, father, and his younger sister.
For L, his most treasured students, Near, Mello, and Matt, and his most trusted friend, Watari.
Light's family had cooed at the child and held her close to them, whispering promises of a long, healthy, happy life. Sayu, Light's younger sister, had been the most affectionate. She had held her niece as though she had in her hands, the most valuable, and most beautiful piece of jewelry ever to have been created. Light could only smile at the sight.
Watari had loved the child from the first moment he had seen her that day at the hospital. In all his time at the orphanage, he had come to love children of all types and ages. But this one was the first that had truly touched his heart since L himself had been born.
Near had looked questioningly at the child, as if unsure as of how to go about interacting with it. But when he had reached his hand inside the small cradle, and a tiny pink hand had reached back up at him and wrapped itself around the only finger within grabbing distance, a soft smile lit up his face.
Mello and Matt had been the most curious. They themselves had just began a life together and had wanted to see what wonders would await them in they ever decided on a child. They had peered in on the baby, one with calculating eyes, the other full of barely-stifled passion. What had met them was a sight neither had been expecting. A radiant, accepting smile, stretching across her face. As if she had known what they were looking for. And as they smiled back at the wonder in front of them, they knew they had found it.
L Lorelei Yagami
End of Prologue! I hope you enjoyed it and look forward to the next installment. I'll actually try to get these out as often as I can but I really don't have a constant internet connection at the moment so I'm not sure when I'll be able to be back online. At the very least within 2 weeks. Thanks and be sure to look out for the next chapter in 'L Lorelei Yagami'
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