I seem to be on a role with this story! Here is the next chapter! Enjoy!
***** Japan, 12 months later *****
"Yeah, he's fine," a woman said happily into the telephone, "As healthy as a 1 year old should be."
She looked over at her baby boy, sitting in his high chair, happily throwing his baby food all over the kitchen.
"Oh and the other day, he walked!!!! He went from his father to me all on his own! We're so happy!" She stopped and listened a little. "No, he hasn't said anything yet, even though I've been trying to teach him how to say mommy." She listened again, and then laughed.
Then her face became one of concern. "When will you be back from Egypt?" She listened again. "Alright, but be careful, those digs can be dangerous sometimes." Listened and smiled. "I love you too dad. Take care!"
She hung up the phone and walked over to her food covered son. "Yugi, you're a mess!" she said smiling.
The small boy just giggled as she tried to clean some of the food out of his wild black and red hair that had just started to grow.
"Just wait until your father gets home," his mother said playfully. She picked the boy up and started to head towards the bathroom to clean him up.
"Ami," Yugi uttered.
"What is that?" his mother asked.
"Ami!" Yugi yelled happily.
"Did you just say mommy!?" his mother asked, surprised.
"Ami!" Yugi yelled again.
"Who redecorated the kitchen?" said a male voice from the front door.
"Honey, Yugi just said mommy!!!" the woman said, hugging the messy baby close, getting some baby food on her.
"Really!?"
"Yes! Yugi, say mommy for daddy."
"Ami!!!!" Yugi shouted as he giggled. The symbol on his forehead had appeared again but no one noticed. His parents were too happy that he had supposedly said mommy. They would never figure out his secret, or his new friend that would visit him in his dreams.
***** Ancient Egypt, 1 year after the birth of Prince Yugioh *****
"The Prince is 1 now," the queen said, "We need to present him to the priests." She held the happy baby in her arms, standing before her husband.
"Yes," said the Pharaoh and they walked to the shrine, accompanied by many servants and guards who wanted to see the presentation.
The priest performed the ceremony. (Which was long and boring so I'm not going to bore you with the explanation.) At the end of the ceremony, the priest asked, "Has the babe spoken yet?"
"No," the Pharaoh answered.
"Well when he does, take special care to remember what he says," the priest said, "First words are very important. They can even be premonitions of the future."
"We will," said the queen.
They had started to leave when the young prince made a noise.
"Ugi!" Yami said happily.
"Did he just speak!?" the priest asked.
"Ugi!!!!!" The prince giggled, seeing the expressions on the adults' faces.
"What is an ugi?" the queen asked.
"I do not know, but maybe we will find out when he grows," the priest answered. Then he nodded to the family and left.
"I wonder what it is," the queen said.
"I guess we'll just have to wait to find out," the Pharaoh said back.
The baby Yami only smiled at the confusion he caused, and the eye appeared on his forehead again, going unnoticed. His parents were thinking to themselves. This would be a good memory for Yami to share with his friend that night, in his dreams.
Hey, I know that was REALLY short but the chapters will get longer as the boys grow! I promise! Please review!!! Bye now!!
***** Japan, 12 months later *****
"Yeah, he's fine," a woman said happily into the telephone, "As healthy as a 1 year old should be."
She looked over at her baby boy, sitting in his high chair, happily throwing his baby food all over the kitchen.
"Oh and the other day, he walked!!!! He went from his father to me all on his own! We're so happy!" She stopped and listened a little. "No, he hasn't said anything yet, even though I've been trying to teach him how to say mommy." She listened again, and then laughed.
Then her face became one of concern. "When will you be back from Egypt?" She listened again. "Alright, but be careful, those digs can be dangerous sometimes." Listened and smiled. "I love you too dad. Take care!"
She hung up the phone and walked over to her food covered son. "Yugi, you're a mess!" she said smiling.
The small boy just giggled as she tried to clean some of the food out of his wild black and red hair that had just started to grow.
"Just wait until your father gets home," his mother said playfully. She picked the boy up and started to head towards the bathroom to clean him up.
"Ami," Yugi uttered.
"What is that?" his mother asked.
"Ami!" Yugi yelled happily.
"Did you just say mommy!?" his mother asked, surprised.
"Ami!" Yugi yelled again.
"Who redecorated the kitchen?" said a male voice from the front door.
"Honey, Yugi just said mommy!!!" the woman said, hugging the messy baby close, getting some baby food on her.
"Really!?"
"Yes! Yugi, say mommy for daddy."
"Ami!!!!" Yugi shouted as he giggled. The symbol on his forehead had appeared again but no one noticed. His parents were too happy that he had supposedly said mommy. They would never figure out his secret, or his new friend that would visit him in his dreams.
***** Ancient Egypt, 1 year after the birth of Prince Yugioh *****
"The Prince is 1 now," the queen said, "We need to present him to the priests." She held the happy baby in her arms, standing before her husband.
"Yes," said the Pharaoh and they walked to the shrine, accompanied by many servants and guards who wanted to see the presentation.
The priest performed the ceremony. (Which was long and boring so I'm not going to bore you with the explanation.) At the end of the ceremony, the priest asked, "Has the babe spoken yet?"
"No," the Pharaoh answered.
"Well when he does, take special care to remember what he says," the priest said, "First words are very important. They can even be premonitions of the future."
"We will," said the queen.
They had started to leave when the young prince made a noise.
"Ugi!" Yami said happily.
"Did he just speak!?" the priest asked.
"Ugi!!!!!" The prince giggled, seeing the expressions on the adults' faces.
"What is an ugi?" the queen asked.
"I do not know, but maybe we will find out when he grows," the priest answered. Then he nodded to the family and left.
"I wonder what it is," the queen said.
"I guess we'll just have to wait to find out," the Pharaoh said back.
The baby Yami only smiled at the confusion he caused, and the eye appeared on his forehead again, going unnoticed. His parents were thinking to themselves. This would be a good memory for Yami to share with his friend that night, in his dreams.
Hey, I know that was REALLY short but the chapters will get longer as the boys grow! I promise! Please review!!! Bye now!!