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Da Author: "oh yeas, I forgot to mention a few people … practically the only people that read muh fanfic cos' auh told them too … pretty sad! -_-' aww well. Thank you, you guys… really appreciate it, and if you are new to muh FF story then please read and give us what you think thankies ^_^ Lil' Miss Naughty™"
Summary: ~ As we all know, Kazuya is the boy of Heihachi right well if you didn't you are a few chippies short of a packet muh good friends, that and you are in luck because this chapter is about Kazuya and his short comings and how (well most of it) he became who he is now ~
Dedication: ~ this one goes out to muh twin sister and her fiancé (Shyahkainah and Dre'don - Kleod) and her new baby boy. May you be a good mother, and I hoope you find in this story a black ace of spades too…to muh new baby born nephew…Arone (cloud jnr.) MUCH LOVE!! ~
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Chapter Two "The Ace in Jun's words"
By Lahtinah Kerrigan.
We Have Learned …
In such a rich and well-distressed family, a boy was blessed in to the mishima conglomerate. Kazuya Mishima was labeled as the next person to own the authority should the grandmaster before him slip into the next world, the corporation of the close held circle of friends and family is surpassed and given to the next in line bringing with it three treasured things one single man alone can wish for. So one should think. Money, Power and Respect. Only if properly earnt. The grand master known as Mr Heihachi educated Kazuya in the most brutal and harshest of ways thinking that it would prove him most useful … excelling scholastically to a tender age of twelve, Kazuya worked hard as any kid would ("noo … father please"), just to get the satisfactory word of praise, ("I beg of you father … don't") so he could get the approval ("please put me down … your scaring me!") the approval of his higher legionce … his father (" ……AHHHHHHH …ahhhhh … … aaaaaaa hhhhhh").
Thrown off a wickedly high enormous cliff side was young sole of the your boy Kazuya, with his torched wail of a scream plunging down as the water shallow it is, gets closer and closer to his body drawing closer to his un-deserving un-controlled end. Seeing un-likable flashbacks living moments of his mother … and the kinship of a young girl named Jun … Jun Kazama.
The last light he saw was of that girl, her un-trifling goodness and ability to understand really got to him. Before he crashed hard to what seems a very certain sudden death, he survived … but how might one ask? Jun, before time consumed Kazuya's life to the watery grave was crying a few days before hand. Tears filled her eyes about the life lost in front of her. Two animals a rabbit and a wild bobcat. Killed was the rabbit by the hands and wit of the bobcat, so jun's heart went out to the poor down drawn rabbit, quickly scaring the bob-cat away only to witness the last few moments of the rabbits unfortunately short life before she could immensely feel its life end. On Jun's knees crying Kazuya found her curiosity came to mind. With the tempted comfort, which aided his caring hand to poor Jun's now sorrowed shoulder "aww Jun why are you crying … please stop, don't cry". He wanted to know what happened. Her sobs grew quieter as she took Kazuya's curiosity to mind "That was a poor mother rabbit". She innocently rubbed her tear-drenched face, and pressed her watery eyes "why is it dead?" Kazuya did not understand what was happening. "Did it hurt you?". Kazuya's curiosity came stronger as his hand dirty from training lifted off Jun's shoulder, Jun still sad slowly sighs and made brief gestures. Two head turns. One left … the other slowly followed by the right. "No … it was that dreadful bob-cat, that took away the poor mother rabbit's life." Jun still sniffling, Kazuya smiled happily at the idea of making Jun happy, also in doing so test his abilities on a wild bob-cat. He clenched his hand in to a tight determined fist, throwing his hand in the air, confident, he protested "don't worry Jun, I'll get that bob-cat for you, don't worry, don't you cry no more, I'll get it for you." But to Kazuya's surprise his good intentions failed him … Jun had a better bigger picture, she stood up "no … don't" she cleared her once shattered voice turning the volume to the sound words of wisdom only could bring, her voice was clearer, "huh?!?" to Kazuya's face drew a puzzled look with a confused expression nor did he know what was going on but he did not get the concept neither. "Are you sure?" he exclaimed full on to her, being to differ. "You were crying about that rabbit being killed by that bob-cat right?" He held his hands up and shrugged. She came closer, holding her brown rugged teddie bear, nesting it on her hip. Approaching the 12year old boy she shook her head as convincingly as she very bestly could. "Yes, I feel bad and mourned the mother rabbit, but …" she drew breath "the mother rabbit could not help being eaten, it doesn't like being eaten. And I'm sure the bob-cat was sorry." Together the pair paused. Jun looked up at Kazuya's now turned downward face, searching for a somewhat saying. Jun smiled for she realized she was some thing in my grand father that we seek and try to find now …~GOOD~. "You see …" she began to speck, her speech became more sophisticated, "the bob-cat did not want to kill the mother rabbit, it only did so, so it could eat, and the mother rabbit didn't like to be eaten or killed but is not angry either." Kazuya raised his eyebrow to the fact that he was enlightened. "But why, if I was that mother rabbit I would be sooo angry. I would train as hard and as fast as I could like father says 'a strong fighter never puts his guard down" there is when it felt like Jun was kissing Kazuya good-bye forever. She felt deep concerns and raging out bursts of hormonal emotions rampaging through her mind. Intertwined together Jun was determined and convinced that Kazuya was her destiny. She knew something was going to happen to him, prolonging something obscure, "no you don't understand, well see the mother rabbit can't help being who she is…even though it is unfair she excepts it because that is the way of life, that's what keeps it at level. At bay, she is not mad because she knows that her purpose in life is for filled by helping another animal not starve." Jun solemnly walked to Kazuya who hung his proud head low, failure blinked repeatedly through his already occupied mind. Blank did his facial expressions came to surface, Jun placed her warm hand, loving … and compassionate, on his shoulder, "look I'm sure you mean well Kazuya, but not always is your father right." At that, Kazuya had never thought of the situation like that before. Kazuya found and 'ACE' card in her words that he could keep. For life deals him a hand even I don't and which, probability, it excels me, yes it does and merely whispers - I shall never know - there for it is safe to say I will never know…
FOR NOW!!
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Lil' Miss: "hey I formally apologize for the wordy and language content in this piece. It took me a while to figure out what I for one was getting at. It has been a while since I stared at this mess on paper!!! So I apologize. Oh and if you still have the patience to carry on and is curious on what Jun and Kazuya get up to then please proceed to the next chapter!" {Authors note: This is based generally on the animated movie … and my beliefs on what Kazuya is really like please do not go changing your views on who they are or judging me what is right and what is wrong but if you wanna go there please leave your P's and Q's in the review quarters kay? Thankies ^_^} Oh! And sorry if it was short too…