INTRODUCTIONS 2, here it is!
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" Welcome to Domino City Theater."
Andrea greeted in a monotone.
Being the cashier at the local movie theater was deathly boring, considering all you did was ask:
" How many children sir?" " Five seats for theater eight." Etc. etc.
At the moment she was dealing with a high school boy with a British accent and (for some strange reason) had white hair. He kept on breaking into a sweat every few seconds, as if trying to hold something back.
" Two...tickets for..."
He stopped, and Andrea's crystal blue eyes widened as his pale hair became even jaggier and his chocolate brown eyes angled out.
" Dead of the Night," he hissed.
Andrea was on the verge of paranoid screaming, when he seemed to calm down.
" Not that one," he replied hastily, but he suddenly changed again.
" Dead of the Night. Now hurry up you foolish mortal, before I banish you into the now and then."
Andrea stared, but hurriedly drew out the tickets, even if it was rated R and the boy looked about fifteen.
Finally, her shift was over, and she returned home.
Changing into a pair of low-rise jeans, a baby blue spaghetti strap shirt, a cream-colored sweater, and blue-lined Adidas sneakers she made her way to the park.
As she wandered through the tree-lined path, she twisted the slim chain with a ring on it that she wore. The large golden hoop earring on her left ear contrasted with shoulder-length brown hair and her slim, average height form.
She smiled. It was such a nice day, God regret that she had spent most of it in the stuffy movie theater.
Then she bumped into the scary albino boy.
***
" I attack your Liquid Beast with Fire Kraken. And your life points are now depleted."
Torch finished cheerfully.
Her opponent groaned, but gathered up his cards and left.
Torch slung her backpack across her shoulder, and her golden brown hair flared out, the three pointy bangs flipping up from her forehead in an array of red, orange, and yellow starting from the roots.
The fourteen-year old girl's name was well matched, compared with her hair, her blue jeans, red and black sneakers, long sleeved yellow shirt, and the overlapping orange t-shirt with the flame on it.
Ironically, she had a deck full of water monsters.
It was a light summer day, and Torch was shuffling around downtown Domino, glancing at the many shops and buildings.
Looking up, she eyed the prestigious KaibaCorp. Company, run by a fifteen-year old genius millionaire. She smiled absentmindedly.
The guy was only in his teens and he had one of the biggest companies and ego in the whole line of history.
Kicking off her shoes in the foyer when she got home, the girl nearly skipped to the kitchen, reciting,
" I won another duel..."
On the counter was note from her mother, saying she'd be coming back late and to go get dinner somewhere.
Shrugging, she grabbed her wallet and headed for Domino Cafe.
***
Skadia Kalypso's light white-blonde hair danced in the wind as she sat inside Domino Cafe, glancing up every now and then at the crimson-eyed girl playing guitar.
Her tanned skin and slanting turquoise blue eyes glimmered as she scanned the cafe, her black flare pants rustling.
Finally getting up, she heaved her black duster in the crook of her arm against the white spaghetti strap shirt she wore, and left the cafe.
Skadia walked on the concrete sidewalk, gazing up at the raspberry tinted sky.
" Hey, you!"
Turning around, she realized it was a boy from her class at Domino High.
" Yes?" she asked simply.
" I challenge you to a duel."
Skadia's face was blank, but then she turned and started to walk again without a word to the boy.
" Well?" he asked impatiently.
" No. I'm expected."
The boy frowned.
He wanted to see the girl's Storm Mistress badly, but when he looked up Skadia was already gone.
***
" Yeah, it scares me. I mean, it doesn't scare me, it just..."
Mya trailed off, blushing slightly as she conversed with her friend on the phone.
After about two more minutes the sixteen year old hung up the phone, and her tall preppy figure made its way to the doorway.
Her wavy blonde hair tumbled down her back and her twinkling cornflower blue eyes contrasted with the black sunglasses sitting casually on her head. Baggy dark blue jeans, a low cut V-neck t-shirt, an unbuttoned hunter green jacket, and heelless black clogs adorned her body.
Absentmindedly jingling with her gold bracelet, the girl stood and began to tour downtown Domino, where she attended the school as a sophomore [A/N: The Yu-Gi-Oh gang are all freshmen, right?].
Walking up to a bookstore, she entered inside the blissfully air-conditioned area.
Making her way to the part of the store that held the schoolbooks, her mind groaned as she recalled school starting in a week.
Where had the summer gone?
Mya made a face.
***
Mihu Lliad shouted,
" Wingweaver, ATTACK!"
With that, the fairy sprang forward and the other monster was eliminated.
Her opponent groaned. She smiled.
Her short silver hair twinkled slightly in the light of Silleiu [A/N: The reviews were deleted and I forgot to copy that part. Is that accurate, Penny?]where she lived.
Her jet black eyes, which were gleaming with fiery red and anticipation a moment before in the duel, had calmed down.
Her finned ears perked up in interest, in contrast with her tanned complexion, listening to Wingweaver talk.
Mihu asked awkwardly,
" Is it too easy to win for you?"
Wingweaver looked thoughtful.
" The victory is glorious every time, but it gets tiring. Of course, mistress, your skills far exceed those of your peers."
Mihu smiled appreciatively, but her mind was swirling slightly.
The only thing she really liked to do was winning, and so far none had beaten her in her world. But it was getting boring.
In her world...
The onyx black of her eyes flickered.
She returned Wingweaver to her card, and slowly stood up.
Her breeches and tunic wavered in the breeze.
Making her way to a secluded pool of water, she gazed at it.
It was said that whoever went into it would be transported to another place[A/N: I made all this up. -_-].
Whispering, " Let me be taken to a place where there will be worthy duelists," she jumped.
There was swirl of foam caps and white light, and the girl fell against something hard.
The last thing she remembered were a pair of blood red eyes.
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Again, my apologies. ^^ I don't know when the next chapter should be out.
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" Welcome to Domino City Theater."
Andrea greeted in a monotone.
Being the cashier at the local movie theater was deathly boring, considering all you did was ask:
" How many children sir?" " Five seats for theater eight." Etc. etc.
At the moment she was dealing with a high school boy with a British accent and (for some strange reason) had white hair. He kept on breaking into a sweat every few seconds, as if trying to hold something back.
" Two...tickets for..."
He stopped, and Andrea's crystal blue eyes widened as his pale hair became even jaggier and his chocolate brown eyes angled out.
" Dead of the Night," he hissed.
Andrea was on the verge of paranoid screaming, when he seemed to calm down.
" Not that one," he replied hastily, but he suddenly changed again.
" Dead of the Night. Now hurry up you foolish mortal, before I banish you into the now and then."
Andrea stared, but hurriedly drew out the tickets, even if it was rated R and the boy looked about fifteen.
Finally, her shift was over, and she returned home.
Changing into a pair of low-rise jeans, a baby blue spaghetti strap shirt, a cream-colored sweater, and blue-lined Adidas sneakers she made her way to the park.
As she wandered through the tree-lined path, she twisted the slim chain with a ring on it that she wore. The large golden hoop earring on her left ear contrasted with shoulder-length brown hair and her slim, average height form.
She smiled. It was such a nice day, God regret that she had spent most of it in the stuffy movie theater.
Then she bumped into the scary albino boy.
***
" I attack your Liquid Beast with Fire Kraken. And your life points are now depleted."
Torch finished cheerfully.
Her opponent groaned, but gathered up his cards and left.
Torch slung her backpack across her shoulder, and her golden brown hair flared out, the three pointy bangs flipping up from her forehead in an array of red, orange, and yellow starting from the roots.
The fourteen-year old girl's name was well matched, compared with her hair, her blue jeans, red and black sneakers, long sleeved yellow shirt, and the overlapping orange t-shirt with the flame on it.
Ironically, she had a deck full of water monsters.
It was a light summer day, and Torch was shuffling around downtown Domino, glancing at the many shops and buildings.
Looking up, she eyed the prestigious KaibaCorp. Company, run by a fifteen-year old genius millionaire. She smiled absentmindedly.
The guy was only in his teens and he had one of the biggest companies and ego in the whole line of history.
Kicking off her shoes in the foyer when she got home, the girl nearly skipped to the kitchen, reciting,
" I won another duel..."
On the counter was note from her mother, saying she'd be coming back late and to go get dinner somewhere.
Shrugging, she grabbed her wallet and headed for Domino Cafe.
***
Skadia Kalypso's light white-blonde hair danced in the wind as she sat inside Domino Cafe, glancing up every now and then at the crimson-eyed girl playing guitar.
Her tanned skin and slanting turquoise blue eyes glimmered as she scanned the cafe, her black flare pants rustling.
Finally getting up, she heaved her black duster in the crook of her arm against the white spaghetti strap shirt she wore, and left the cafe.
Skadia walked on the concrete sidewalk, gazing up at the raspberry tinted sky.
" Hey, you!"
Turning around, she realized it was a boy from her class at Domino High.
" Yes?" she asked simply.
" I challenge you to a duel."
Skadia's face was blank, but then she turned and started to walk again without a word to the boy.
" Well?" he asked impatiently.
" No. I'm expected."
The boy frowned.
He wanted to see the girl's Storm Mistress badly, but when he looked up Skadia was already gone.
***
" Yeah, it scares me. I mean, it doesn't scare me, it just..."
Mya trailed off, blushing slightly as she conversed with her friend on the phone.
After about two more minutes the sixteen year old hung up the phone, and her tall preppy figure made its way to the doorway.
Her wavy blonde hair tumbled down her back and her twinkling cornflower blue eyes contrasted with the black sunglasses sitting casually on her head. Baggy dark blue jeans, a low cut V-neck t-shirt, an unbuttoned hunter green jacket, and heelless black clogs adorned her body.
Absentmindedly jingling with her gold bracelet, the girl stood and began to tour downtown Domino, where she attended the school as a sophomore [A/N: The Yu-Gi-Oh gang are all freshmen, right?].
Walking up to a bookstore, she entered inside the blissfully air-conditioned area.
Making her way to the part of the store that held the schoolbooks, her mind groaned as she recalled school starting in a week.
Where had the summer gone?
Mya made a face.
***
Mihu Lliad shouted,
" Wingweaver, ATTACK!"
With that, the fairy sprang forward and the other monster was eliminated.
Her opponent groaned. She smiled.
Her short silver hair twinkled slightly in the light of Silleiu [A/N: The reviews were deleted and I forgot to copy that part. Is that accurate, Penny?]where she lived.
Her jet black eyes, which were gleaming with fiery red and anticipation a moment before in the duel, had calmed down.
Her finned ears perked up in interest, in contrast with her tanned complexion, listening to Wingweaver talk.
Mihu asked awkwardly,
" Is it too easy to win for you?"
Wingweaver looked thoughtful.
" The victory is glorious every time, but it gets tiring. Of course, mistress, your skills far exceed those of your peers."
Mihu smiled appreciatively, but her mind was swirling slightly.
The only thing she really liked to do was winning, and so far none had beaten her in her world. But it was getting boring.
In her world...
The onyx black of her eyes flickered.
She returned Wingweaver to her card, and slowly stood up.
Her breeches and tunic wavered in the breeze.
Making her way to a secluded pool of water, she gazed at it.
It was said that whoever went into it would be transported to another place[A/N: I made all this up. -_-].
Whispering, " Let me be taken to a place where there will be worthy duelists," she jumped.
There was swirl of foam caps and white light, and the girl fell against something hard.
The last thing she remembered were a pair of blood red eyes.
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Again, my apologies. ^^ I don't know when the next chapter should be out.