Haku reappears in a dark realm. Not that of a shadow realm, for there was
crystal steps heading upward. There was and immense palace of old Egyptian
time shown up above. Haku was sitting on a throne with crystal spiking up,
with deadly points. That crystal was the only source of light. The throne
room was dark, but a few pillars can be made up. Haku's eyes changed, they
seem fiercer, and was outlined with more eye lining in a fashion similar to
Malik's. Even her left eye became orange, and her pupils just became cat
like slits. Haku was wearing linen clothing instead of her pitiful school
cloths. She was wearing a white linen dress with no sleeves, with a scarf
hanging loosely from her arms. It has a chest plate with Eye of Horus on
it. From the chest plate, was a strip of red cloth with a golden line
hanging. She had a huge necklace of red beads, and golden objects coming
from her ear, like the ear decorations of the Empress Judge. Of course, she
has many golden bracelets decorating her arms.
"Mistress Keket, you have returned home safely. I was getting worried," said a male voice. A man appears in a kneeling position. He had black hair pulled back into a small ponytail. His blood red eyes were closed, and he wore a baggy white linen shirt, and basic linen pants. All was held up with a red sash tied in a knot behind him.
"Arise Anpu," she said darkly, and Anpu stood up. He was smirking, what job would she give him?
"My, the mistress is cranky today," said Anpu, smiling, showing off a pair pearly fangs.
"Don't push Anpu! Soon, night will fall, and it will be playtime. I have an idea of were the last person who has blood of the Pharaoh. Yet it is just a thought. Go out and search for him!" said Haku, her voice now darker, and booming.
"No worries Haku, all is well," said Anpu, and he teleports instantly.
A woman's outline was in the shadows, but her features were filled with sorrow.
"Sagira," she said quietly, as Haku, or Keket, sat on her throne still.
"So many has done mistakes with taking over the world. It was trying to gain power. If they didn't have the power, then they are worthless. I am the true Pharaoh!" declared, Keket. She knows she is a female, but anyone can be Pharaoh. Take Hetshepsut for example, she was the first female Pharaoh in Egypt.
"I agree with you mistress, you have rightful blood of your father. He was the true Pharaoh, until that pesky Horus came along," said a female voice, appearing beside Keket's right. She was a woman with short blonde hair and honey-orange eyes. She wore the same outfit of Anpu's, and wears golden Anhk earrings.
"It took you long enough Bahiti," said Keket, Bahiti sighing.
"Why don't you keep watch from the outside, it is starting to get boring in here. Why didn't you let me have some fun?" complaining Bahiti.
"Fine," said Haku, creating yet another mirror, and it zooms off.
Soon a screen that's mildly transparent, showing a picture of Yugi, talking to Yami.
"Why are you watching them? There just some stupid kids!" exclaimed Bahiti, while looking at her blood red, sharp, nails.
"Notice one of them is radiating some sort of shadow magic. His aura, all to familiar with that incident with Horus. I don't want my past repeating once again," said Keket, her orange and gray eyes looking over at her minion, yet she doesn't move a muscle. "So, you're afraid of him?" asked Bahiti, and Keket just gave an annoyed look.
"Fear is too of a strong word. I'm more on the careful side. I have heard he have saved the world once, but he will only do it *once*," said Keket, and she saw her Anpu spying on them.
"ANPU!" she yelled, and she saw him jump.
"Yes?" he said, rolling his red eyes. The voice over the screen was clear, and echoing through the dark walls.
"You said you were going to have fun. Not tamper with school mates," said Keket, she was hoping that he would gather souls to power her realm. Creating realms comes with a cost and you most sacrifice something for it to give what you need, and to keep it alive and well.
"This one was giving you trouble, remember?" said Anpu, " besides, this one is on the ever so small suspicion list."
"We'll deal with them later. No fun in just taking them out," said Keket, with a smile.
"You act like a pharaoh, but still are a child, young mistress," said Anpu, then Keket's smile quickly went to a straight face.
"I'm not a child!" said Haku, or Keket.
"What ever," said Anpu, did a simple jump, and was on the rooftop of the game shop. He noticed the sunset was quicker than usual, and he smiled. His demonic fangs glinted, as the thin cresset moon became brighter.
"Haku, you spoil me," said Anpu, and he goes onto his midnight hunting.
"I'm bored already Haku, why don't we watch some of that mortal stuff called Television?" said Bahiti, floating in mid air in a sitting position.
"Anything to please you, oh great goddess Bahiti," said Keket, and the huge screen then fizzes, and the news was on.
"In Egypt, and unusual nature phenomenon occurred. A 7.6 earthquake happened near The Valley of the Kings under the New Moon. All they found was a temple being cracked open, and no harm to the ancient artifacts, a.k.a Pyramids. In other news, the war with Iraq." Keket blanked out at this, and was in her own deep thoughts. She was smiling, darkly, as she remembers her freedom.
~~~~~~ Flash back ~~~~~~
Haku was sitting there, hugging her knees. None of her powerful magic can save her now. Darkness and sand was the only thing in here, how boring. She just points at a wall, and a small little ball of light was at her pointer finger. It lights up the wall, and she reads the hieroglyphics. Her dull gray and orange eyes swaying back and forth, as she wears just a normal shirt of white linen.
"On the millionth Dark Moon. I can't wait," she said, with a smile, and the light flickers out.
~~~~~~ Still flash back, but flash forward ~~~~~~~
Haku was a little older in a physical way, she just grew only a few inches, and her white linen t shirt was a dull brown. No matter how much she tried of the thousand years, her powers didn't work against the shadow magic of that stupid goddess Isis. "Sealing up your own niece, oh how I loved you Isis," she mumbled angrily. She sat against the wall, hugging herself.
"I wonder what's in here, must be something so important to keep it locked up with such ancient magic," said a voice, sort of raspy, but dark. Not dark enough to suit Keket, or Haku.
"I guess my legend died out. How I pity myself," she said, quiet loudly, trying to get the person outside to be curious. No use, no more sounds, just a chuckle, and the sound of sandals brushing against the sand.
"Damn it," said Haku.
"I pronounce, Yami, as the new pharaoh!" said a priest in the outside world.
"Another ding-bag of a pharaoh, ne? Oh Seth, what number of a Dark Moon is it now?" she asked herself.
~~~~~ Flash forward a couple of thousand years. ~~~~~~
There was a crack of light on the seal, and Haku opens up her orange in annoyance. There was a rumble, and of course, shaking. The little box of jail was crumbling like sand, except for a few chunks here and there. Haku got out of the pile of rubble, coughing from the dust. She didn't age the much in physical form either, just grew another few inches. She puts a hand to shade her eyes from the light that stars produced. He cat-like eyes been used to the darkness for over a millennia, and the stars seem to try and banish her.
"Now, for my ever so awaited revenge," said Haku, already to try and kill something for what her aunt and cousin did to her, and her kin.
~~~~~~ End of flash backs.. ~~~~~~~
Keket's fists clench of the arm rest, as Bahiti watches American Idol.
"Pharaohs of today, beware of what destiny has in store for you," she said, with a smile, and it wasn't a pleasant one either.
"Keket?" said Bahiti, looking over at her young soon to be pharaoh.
"Mind your own business Bahiti," said Keket, it was one of her reflexes. Bahiti shrugged.
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Akina Tori: Night will then become day, and Haku is stressed out with modern life once again!
Kyukyo: What about those souls?
Hikari: Haku and Keket, are they the same person?
Akina Tori: -.-;;;;;; Haku is Keket's disguise name.
Skuld: Never knew hikari's are very stupid.
Hikari: YOU'LL TAKE THAT BACK!
Akina Tori: Being a yami, and hikari is hard business. Do not try this at home! JA!
"Mistress Keket, you have returned home safely. I was getting worried," said a male voice. A man appears in a kneeling position. He had black hair pulled back into a small ponytail. His blood red eyes were closed, and he wore a baggy white linen shirt, and basic linen pants. All was held up with a red sash tied in a knot behind him.
"Arise Anpu," she said darkly, and Anpu stood up. He was smirking, what job would she give him?
"My, the mistress is cranky today," said Anpu, smiling, showing off a pair pearly fangs.
"Don't push Anpu! Soon, night will fall, and it will be playtime. I have an idea of were the last person who has blood of the Pharaoh. Yet it is just a thought. Go out and search for him!" said Haku, her voice now darker, and booming.
"No worries Haku, all is well," said Anpu, and he teleports instantly.
A woman's outline was in the shadows, but her features were filled with sorrow.
"Sagira," she said quietly, as Haku, or Keket, sat on her throne still.
"So many has done mistakes with taking over the world. It was trying to gain power. If they didn't have the power, then they are worthless. I am the true Pharaoh!" declared, Keket. She knows she is a female, but anyone can be Pharaoh. Take Hetshepsut for example, she was the first female Pharaoh in Egypt.
"I agree with you mistress, you have rightful blood of your father. He was the true Pharaoh, until that pesky Horus came along," said a female voice, appearing beside Keket's right. She was a woman with short blonde hair and honey-orange eyes. She wore the same outfit of Anpu's, and wears golden Anhk earrings.
"It took you long enough Bahiti," said Keket, Bahiti sighing.
"Why don't you keep watch from the outside, it is starting to get boring in here. Why didn't you let me have some fun?" complaining Bahiti.
"Fine," said Haku, creating yet another mirror, and it zooms off.
Soon a screen that's mildly transparent, showing a picture of Yugi, talking to Yami.
"Why are you watching them? There just some stupid kids!" exclaimed Bahiti, while looking at her blood red, sharp, nails.
"Notice one of them is radiating some sort of shadow magic. His aura, all to familiar with that incident with Horus. I don't want my past repeating once again," said Keket, her orange and gray eyes looking over at her minion, yet she doesn't move a muscle. "So, you're afraid of him?" asked Bahiti, and Keket just gave an annoyed look.
"Fear is too of a strong word. I'm more on the careful side. I have heard he have saved the world once, but he will only do it *once*," said Keket, and she saw her Anpu spying on them.
"ANPU!" she yelled, and she saw him jump.
"Yes?" he said, rolling his red eyes. The voice over the screen was clear, and echoing through the dark walls.
"You said you were going to have fun. Not tamper with school mates," said Keket, she was hoping that he would gather souls to power her realm. Creating realms comes with a cost and you most sacrifice something for it to give what you need, and to keep it alive and well.
"This one was giving you trouble, remember?" said Anpu, " besides, this one is on the ever so small suspicion list."
"We'll deal with them later. No fun in just taking them out," said Keket, with a smile.
"You act like a pharaoh, but still are a child, young mistress," said Anpu, then Keket's smile quickly went to a straight face.
"I'm not a child!" said Haku, or Keket.
"What ever," said Anpu, did a simple jump, and was on the rooftop of the game shop. He noticed the sunset was quicker than usual, and he smiled. His demonic fangs glinted, as the thin cresset moon became brighter.
"Haku, you spoil me," said Anpu, and he goes onto his midnight hunting.
"I'm bored already Haku, why don't we watch some of that mortal stuff called Television?" said Bahiti, floating in mid air in a sitting position.
"Anything to please you, oh great goddess Bahiti," said Keket, and the huge screen then fizzes, and the news was on.
"In Egypt, and unusual nature phenomenon occurred. A 7.6 earthquake happened near The Valley of the Kings under the New Moon. All they found was a temple being cracked open, and no harm to the ancient artifacts, a.k.a Pyramids. In other news, the war with Iraq." Keket blanked out at this, and was in her own deep thoughts. She was smiling, darkly, as she remembers her freedom.
~~~~~~ Flash back ~~~~~~
Haku was sitting there, hugging her knees. None of her powerful magic can save her now. Darkness and sand was the only thing in here, how boring. She just points at a wall, and a small little ball of light was at her pointer finger. It lights up the wall, and she reads the hieroglyphics. Her dull gray and orange eyes swaying back and forth, as she wears just a normal shirt of white linen.
"On the millionth Dark Moon. I can't wait," she said, with a smile, and the light flickers out.
~~~~~~ Still flash back, but flash forward ~~~~~~~
Haku was a little older in a physical way, she just grew only a few inches, and her white linen t shirt was a dull brown. No matter how much she tried of the thousand years, her powers didn't work against the shadow magic of that stupid goddess Isis. "Sealing up your own niece, oh how I loved you Isis," she mumbled angrily. She sat against the wall, hugging herself.
"I wonder what's in here, must be something so important to keep it locked up with such ancient magic," said a voice, sort of raspy, but dark. Not dark enough to suit Keket, or Haku.
"I guess my legend died out. How I pity myself," she said, quiet loudly, trying to get the person outside to be curious. No use, no more sounds, just a chuckle, and the sound of sandals brushing against the sand.
"Damn it," said Haku.
"I pronounce, Yami, as the new pharaoh!" said a priest in the outside world.
"Another ding-bag of a pharaoh, ne? Oh Seth, what number of a Dark Moon is it now?" she asked herself.
~~~~~ Flash forward a couple of thousand years. ~~~~~~
There was a crack of light on the seal, and Haku opens up her orange in annoyance. There was a rumble, and of course, shaking. The little box of jail was crumbling like sand, except for a few chunks here and there. Haku got out of the pile of rubble, coughing from the dust. She didn't age the much in physical form either, just grew another few inches. She puts a hand to shade her eyes from the light that stars produced. He cat-like eyes been used to the darkness for over a millennia, and the stars seem to try and banish her.
"Now, for my ever so awaited revenge," said Haku, already to try and kill something for what her aunt and cousin did to her, and her kin.
~~~~~~ End of flash backs.. ~~~~~~~
Keket's fists clench of the arm rest, as Bahiti watches American Idol.
"Pharaohs of today, beware of what destiny has in store for you," she said, with a smile, and it wasn't a pleasant one either.
"Keket?" said Bahiti, looking over at her young soon to be pharaoh.
"Mind your own business Bahiti," said Keket, it was one of her reflexes. Bahiti shrugged.
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Akina Tori: Night will then become day, and Haku is stressed out with modern life once again!
Kyukyo: What about those souls?
Hikari: Haku and Keket, are they the same person?
Akina Tori: -.-;;;;;; Haku is Keket's disguise name.
Skuld: Never knew hikari's are very stupid.
Hikari: YOU'LL TAKE THAT BACK!
Akina Tori: Being a yami, and hikari is hard business. Do not try this at home! JA!