A/N: Starting with something new, yet it will be short! The plot of this story has been in my mind for some time already and I thought of posting the first chapter now. The first chapter was so depressing to write and I got even more depressed after it was finally done. Don't ask me why... I don't know myself.

But anyways here's the first chapter.

I do not own anything about Inazuma. I only own this plot and my own OC's!

Chance 1: Wanting To Change The Past
~ It Can Be Done! ~

He couldn't believe it.

Midorikawa Ruuyji, who had just turned 18, couldn't believe it. While the setting sun glowed onto his sad face, he stood there staring at the grave stone of his most beloved person.

He didn't feel anything. Deep inside him, the boy wanted to shout and cry, but the outer side of him, showed no emotions. He just stood there like a stone, staring at the grave stone with an expressionless face.

He regretted it.

Midorikawa regretted everything that he had done in the past. The man then glanced at the eight-months-old little baby that was soundly sleeping in his arms and a light smile appeared on his face. Yes, he regretted everything…

Even the little kid that had been brought into this world by him. He hadn't wanted her to experience such harsh things while being so young. Midorikawa embraced the little kid who had short and spiky black colored hair while burying the baby's face into his chest.

He hadn't wanted it to happen.

But things got out of his hands. He got adapted to his 'bad-boy' personality and didn't notice that he hurt the girl so much. When he finally realized it, it was too late already. She wasn't in this world anymore.

He wanted to see her just once more.

Maybe then he could ask her to forgive him for everything that he had done to her. Maybe then they could finally live the 'happy-family' life. Maybe then he wouldn't hurt her so much anymore, and the little kid would have his both parents.

He wanted to change the past.

But that was impossible. Even an airhead knew that once something was done, it couldn't be undone; and someone who had already died couldn't be brought back to life. With these feelings, Midorikawa bowed at the grave stone and then started to walk away.

He knew it was impossible.

All off suddenly, just as the male was about turn away, a bright light appeared. Midorikawa closed his eyes and covered them with his arm so that he wouldn't get blinded. When the light had faded away there was a little kid, who looked like an elementary school student, standing before him.

The kid was wearing a big white robe with a hood covering his face. His whole figure was glowing, and when the kid took off his hood Midorikawa's eyes met up with a pair of ocean green ones. The little kids' long blonde hair reached till his knees and his bangs covered his eyes.

"There is something that you regret, am I right?" The little kid asked, as he was standing on the grave stone that Midorikawa was visiting. The older boy glared at the kid for such rudeness towards a dead person, but kept himself calm. There was something strange going on, he could feel it. "You can't forgive yourself for causing such pain to your most beloved one, right?" The boy then asked once more.

Midorikawa backed off and his eyes, which had black bags under them, widened in disbelieve. The boy shook his head while not being able answer. "You can't forgive yourself for causing such pain to your most beloved one, right?" The kid asked for the third time and Midorikawa fell on his knees.

Why was this person coming here to talk to him? Just when he had promised himself to forget everything and live on… Why was he coming now?

"Because you're regretting it… and you cannot live on till you have forgiven yourself." The boy answered to the question Midorikawa hadn't even voiced out. The light green-haired boy raised his head up and stared at the little kid who was staring back at him with a serious look.

"I shall once again ask you… You can't forgive yourself for causing such pain to your most beloved one, right?" The boy repeated his question for the fourth time already and only now Midorikawa gave his answer to the child's question. "Yes I can't! And because of it I cannot live on."

A light smirk appeared on the blondes' lips, "That's more like it…" He whispered and then lowered his head for a while.

"I caused so much pain for her… because of me she lost her pureness… I made her to cry so many times and she almost wanted to end her own life… and I… She died in my arms… I was the one who…!" Midorikawa continued while finally releasing all the hidden feelings from the depths of his heart. Tears flowed down his cheeks as his shell had finally broken down.

"It can be changed!" The green-haired male stopped his crying when hearing the little kid speaking.

"Are you crazy? Are trying to comfort me just because you pity me? It's that so, then you getter go away. I don't need your pity!" Midorikawa glared at the kid, but the latter one didn't seem to mind him at all.

The blonde then stepped down from the grave stone and reached his hands towards the little kid in Midorikawa's hand. "It can be changed, all you need is to wish," a light smile escaped from the kids' lips as he placed his hand on the baby's cheek.

"What?" Midorikawa asked, not understanding what was the child's point.

"I have the power to do it. So all you need to do it just to close your eyes and make a wish." The blondie smiled. Midorikawa hesitated for a moment but then closed his eyes while taking a deep breath. The little kid smirked and then chanted some unknown words…

In a just a split second, there was already no one standing there. The grave yard was empty.

All he needed to do was to wish.

A/N: If only it was true! Man this world surely is cruel! Please do leave your comments and reviews. And if there's any errors then tell me :) I'll correct them!

See you next time in Chance 2: He Couldn't Believe it