Professor Charles Francis Xavier (Professor X)

Series: X Men First Class

Slight AU

Kagome sipped at her drink lightly, enjoying the way it burned her throat, and shifted in her seat. Her red knee-length dress shifting with her, she could feel all the heated gazes on her and it only severed to make her more annoyed.

She was going to chew into her Nii-san big time, making her wait in a damn bar of all places to meet with him. To think he would have become a college professor of all things. Of all the positions she had envisioned him filling, if he had made it to her time, a college professor wasn't one. A business tycoon, head of a company, a CEO – hell, even a politician, but a college professor?

Then again, he was never one for doing what others expected of him.

Though, it was a blessing he had gotten her into the college he was teaching at. At the rate she was going, she would never get accepted into any college, the pile of rejection letters in her mother's kitchen proved that much. It was a miracle she even graduated high school, she had the smarts, it was just her absences took their toll.

With a grunt, she waved the bartender down, ignoring the lewd grin he gave her, "Another, please." She accepted the coke and rum and handed him a five, waving him off. He left with a frown, but she was way past caring.

She had been sitting at the bar for about an hour now, just waiting for him to show up. At least she was old enough to drink, though being Japanese in New York meant she got ID'ed everywhere she went. The joys of looking only fifteen in America, where everyone looked older than their actual age.

"You know, I could tell you were twenty three..." She blinked at the sudden voice to her left and turned to look at the speaker. He looked a year or so older than her and was dressed in a causal suit, black pants, dark gray tweed jacket over a white dress shirt. Luscious dark brown locks sat contrasted with pale skin and light grey blue eyes.

She narrowed her eyes at him as she felt him probe her, with a light flare of her miko ki, she repelled his own energy, though if felt off, not fully human, yet not supernatural. He must have been one of those mutants her Nii-san was talking about.

A genetic mutation of the cross-breeding of human and demon blood. Nowadays, almost every human had at least a drop of demon blood, they did have to mate with humans in order to survive, only a few purebred demons were left and they had stepped away from humanity and holed up in various isolated places around the world.

She lifted her glass to her lips, yet didn't take a sip, and looked at him out of the corner of her eye, "It's very rude to read a lady's mind without even asking her name." She took a sip of her drink, ignoring his startled look, which he quickly wiped off his face and leaned in closer to her, trying to look suave.

She resisted the urge to snort, yet winked at him as she felt her Nii-san's energy enter the bar. "Well Mr. Mind Reader, I'm afraid I must bid you adieu." With that, she hopped down from the bar stool, her heels clicking lightly and her dress fluttering up, exposing pale thighs.

She smiled as she saw her Nii-san, he was wearing a black suit, his mid-back length hair pulled back from his pale strong face by a hair band. His usual sliver locks were dark brown, hidden by a glamour, and his usually intense golden eyes were now a narrowed hunter green.

With a smile, she stepped up and gave him a hug, one he returned, but only briefly before pulling back and leading her towards a small booth in the back of the bar. She followed after him, shooting the man who had tried to hit on her a small smile and a wave.

Raven chuckled as she watched the young woman who had turned down her best friend, "Looks like you got shot down."

Charles merely huffed lightly, "All in due time, Raven, as you can see she is talking with Professor Taisho, meaning she goes to school here…"

Raven rolled her eyes as he got a devious grin on his face, no doubt plotting out ways to get to know Kagome. She mused she could have made it easier on him by letting him know she not only shared a few classes with the young woman, but was a casual friend with her as well.

But that would take the fun out of it.