Disclaimer: (SLC) Ok! I'm really, really, REALLY sorry that I haven't
updated. You see, school just started and if you've read my 'Nobles: Anime
Style!' then you understand. I just found out that Hollie is not only my
Civics teacher, but he's my Advisor!!! *ree ree ree* and also, I just
finished my Pre-lab thing I had to do for homework for Chemistry (Yes. My
teacher calls it that for some strange reason.) Is it a problem if you
don't understand what the hell is going on in class the first day?
Probably.
But Oh well!
You didn't come here to listen to my problems! You came here to read Kai Fluff! Well, there is going to be fluff and sadness in the next chappie. This one's just normal. So, blah.
Blah Blah Blah
Blah blah? Blah?! BLAH!!!!
~*~
It was a beautiful sunny day and Rei sat on the porch listening to Evanescence in his CD player.
'My God,
My tourniquet.
Return to me
Salvation.'
He began to hum the chorus to himself quietly as the clock struck 7:00 pm. 'What could be taking Kai this long?' he thought to himself. 'I don't know how long Tyson and Max will buy the fact that he felt better and he was going for a walk.' He then put his hands behind his head and leaned back against the dojo wall.
A tiny creak came from the gate as Kai walked in the threshold. Kai tried to tiptoe across the Zen garden without notice. Rei picked himself up from the wooden porch and stood in front of Kai. Kai jumped as he realized he was inches away from a person. He backed away only to find who it was.
"Don't scare me like that!" Kai whispered to Rei. Rei was startled. He had heard Kai angry before. But that was a cold anger. The anger he was giving Rei now was a playful kind of anger that you usually got from Tyson.
"Wow," Rei began. "You're a lot different." Kai titled his head in kind of a playful manner. Once again, Rei was shocked.
"What do you mean?" He said.
"I mean," Rei said still very confused at the person who stood in front of him. "You're much more cheerful than usual."
"Oh. Well, I guess hanging out with Key today made me kind of cheerful!" Kai smiled and walked off in an almost skipping manner.
Rei stood in awe. 'What the hell did Key do to Kai?'
The truth was the fact that Kai actually laughed made his face feel brighter than it had ever felt before. Kai liked the feeling of being happy. He had never been this cheerful before. It was almost queer.
* * *
Kai walked through the forest and up the steep mountain. It wasn't as bad as last time but he was still a bit tired. He had his Dranzer in one hand and his extra launcher in the other hand for Key. As he made it to the clearing, he looked around at the rocks and then the taki. He stared at it for a while and just listened to the beating of the water against water. As a breeze went by, he sat down by the riverbed and took off his shoes.
As he let the water run through his feet, he didn't notice that Key was under the water. He lay there with his eyes closed listening to everything.
Suddenly, Key spotted Kai from under the water and popped up from underneath the surface. "Hi!" She shouted.
Kai jumped backward as his heart was about to give out. He looked at Key in an angry face as he was panting from the fear. "WHY DID YOU DO THAT?!" He screamed at her.
"I just wanted to say hi," she said smiling.
"Well," he began as he breathed regularly again. "Just make sure you don't scare the shit out of me again."
"Got it," she said in a playful tone as she dove back in.
"Hey!" Kai shouted. "We've got work to do!"
Key popped back up again. "Work? I thought we were having fun!"
"Well, we're not!"
"And why not?" Key said as she began to float on top of the water.
"Because!"
"Ugh! I hate it when people say that! Because WHY?"
"Because, there's no time for games!"
"Why?"
Kai didn't want to tell her that he was using her for the tournament that was being held in a little more than a month. "Um," Kai began. "I'm, um, not a good teacher that's all. I want to get this over with."
"Oh," Key said as she sank back underneath the water. Kai then saw her stand up from the water and slowly walk to shore. She was soaked from head to foot in water while she wore her archery uniform. She pulled her hair in front of her face and wrung it out. She then flipped it back and let the light from the sun gleam on her glowing face.
'My god,' Kai thought. 'I really don't want to be thinking this but she is so beautiful.' He stood there staring at her face as he gazed into her eyes. For a brief moment, Key gazed into his eyes also. But then realized what she was doing and spoke up to save herself the embarrassment.
"Um! I'll be back in fifteen minutes."
"Why?"
"I have to go change out of my clothes, moron!"
Kai stood in the same spot puzzled. "But your cabin is at least an hour walk, maybe a forty-five minute run if you don't take a break. How can you be back in fifteen minutes?"
Key shook her head. "Look," she said as she pointed to the Taki.
"Yeah, so?"
"Well, I found a cave behind the waterfall that's pretty dry. So I go there if I need to change or get new arrows or sleep if I need to."
'Jesus. This girl has thought of everything.' Kai thought.
"So I'll be back in a minute." Key then dived into the water again She popped out when she got to the taki. She took a deep breath and disappeared.
Kai stood there, his eyes wide and somewhat surprised. He then put his Dranzer in his pocket and sat down while he waited for Key to come back around the bank to start their lesson.
* * *
"Where is he?!" Tyson said for the fifth time in the past five minutes. "It's 8 o'clock and he was suppose to be here at six to train!"
"Maybe he just lost track of time when he was walking around the city," Rei lied trying to cover for him.
"Well," Max said. "Knowing Kai, he's not that interested in anything to lose track of time. Except maybe Beyblading."
'And Key.' Rei thought as he chuckled.
"Do you think he's training without us? He better not be!" Tyson shouted while his fists clenched.
"Yeah!" Max said. "I mean, It's ok if we let Kai slip a few practices but if he's going to train he's going to train with us!"
"Chill guys!" Rei said. "It's not that bad!"
As soon as he said this, Kai came into the room of the dojo and sat down on the tatami. He had his eyes closed but opened one when he realized that everyone was staring at him. "What?" he said quietly.
"What?! I'll tell you what! You've been training without us!" Tyson shouted at him.
Kai's eye's widened a little as he looked over at Rei in fear they might have found out about him meeting with Key. Rei shook his head as to say 'No. I didn't tell.' Kai closed his eyes and gave a soft sigh. He looked up at Tyson.
"I haven't been doing any kind of training except with you guys."
"Then where were you the past few days?" Max said.
"I've been at the library." Kai lied.
"The library?" Tyson said a bit shocked. "Why were you at the library?"
"I was reading the poems."
Everyone except Kai had an anime sweatdrop. "Poems?!" They all shouted together.
"Look," Rei said trying to get off the subject. "I'm really tired. I'm going to bed. Anyone coming?"
"Yeah." Max said. "I will."
"Me too," Tyson said as he stomped out of the room shoving Kai in the process. Max followed until it was only Rei and Kai in the room.
"You ok?" Rei asked.
Kai paused. "I don't know how much more I can take of this." He whispered.
"It'll be ok. Tyson will lighten up. So will Max."
"That's not what I'm worried about."
"Then what is it?"
Kai paused again. "It's not just them. It's my reputation. I am the great Kai! I can't like a girl! It would destroy me!"
"Would your reputation destroy you? Or would never speaking to Key again destroy you?"
Kai looked up wide-eyed at Rei. Rei smiled at him and walked out of the room sliding the door behind him. The words rang in Kai's head as he walked down the hallway.
'Would your reputation destroy you?'
He got his pajamas on and got into his bed. He then looked over at the bed next to him and saw Rei. His eye's thinned for a moment as he looked up at the ceiling before falling asleep.
'Or would never speaking to Key again destroy you?'
* * *
The next day at the waterfall, Key was getting Kai's bow ready so that he could use his own instead of hers. She looked over at the shade of the trees and saw Kai staring at the ground.
"What's wrong?" She said trying to attach the string to the left hook.
Kai paused and then said very plainly, "Nothing."
"Oh C'mon!" She said. She walked over to Kai and sat down beside him in the shade. "You can tell me anything."
Kai turned to her. He looked into her lavender eyes and wanted to spill everything to her but hesitated.
"Nothing," he said quietly. "Nothing at all."
~*~
HAHA! I don't know why I'm laughing. I just am. Next chapter's going to be sad and fluffy! So make sure you have those Kleenex boxes ready to go!
Ok. Blah blah!
Hope ya liked! R+R!
o(^-^)o
Thanx a many!
Kitsune Ria
But Oh well!
You didn't come here to listen to my problems! You came here to read Kai Fluff! Well, there is going to be fluff and sadness in the next chappie. This one's just normal. So, blah.
Blah Blah Blah
Blah blah? Blah?! BLAH!!!!
~*~
It was a beautiful sunny day and Rei sat on the porch listening to Evanescence in his CD player.
'My God,
My tourniquet.
Return to me
Salvation.'
He began to hum the chorus to himself quietly as the clock struck 7:00 pm. 'What could be taking Kai this long?' he thought to himself. 'I don't know how long Tyson and Max will buy the fact that he felt better and he was going for a walk.' He then put his hands behind his head and leaned back against the dojo wall.
A tiny creak came from the gate as Kai walked in the threshold. Kai tried to tiptoe across the Zen garden without notice. Rei picked himself up from the wooden porch and stood in front of Kai. Kai jumped as he realized he was inches away from a person. He backed away only to find who it was.
"Don't scare me like that!" Kai whispered to Rei. Rei was startled. He had heard Kai angry before. But that was a cold anger. The anger he was giving Rei now was a playful kind of anger that you usually got from Tyson.
"Wow," Rei began. "You're a lot different." Kai titled his head in kind of a playful manner. Once again, Rei was shocked.
"What do you mean?" He said.
"I mean," Rei said still very confused at the person who stood in front of him. "You're much more cheerful than usual."
"Oh. Well, I guess hanging out with Key today made me kind of cheerful!" Kai smiled and walked off in an almost skipping manner.
Rei stood in awe. 'What the hell did Key do to Kai?'
The truth was the fact that Kai actually laughed made his face feel brighter than it had ever felt before. Kai liked the feeling of being happy. He had never been this cheerful before. It was almost queer.
* * *
Kai walked through the forest and up the steep mountain. It wasn't as bad as last time but he was still a bit tired. He had his Dranzer in one hand and his extra launcher in the other hand for Key. As he made it to the clearing, he looked around at the rocks and then the taki. He stared at it for a while and just listened to the beating of the water against water. As a breeze went by, he sat down by the riverbed and took off his shoes.
As he let the water run through his feet, he didn't notice that Key was under the water. He lay there with his eyes closed listening to everything.
Suddenly, Key spotted Kai from under the water and popped up from underneath the surface. "Hi!" She shouted.
Kai jumped backward as his heart was about to give out. He looked at Key in an angry face as he was panting from the fear. "WHY DID YOU DO THAT?!" He screamed at her.
"I just wanted to say hi," she said smiling.
"Well," he began as he breathed regularly again. "Just make sure you don't scare the shit out of me again."
"Got it," she said in a playful tone as she dove back in.
"Hey!" Kai shouted. "We've got work to do!"
Key popped back up again. "Work? I thought we were having fun!"
"Well, we're not!"
"And why not?" Key said as she began to float on top of the water.
"Because!"
"Ugh! I hate it when people say that! Because WHY?"
"Because, there's no time for games!"
"Why?"
Kai didn't want to tell her that he was using her for the tournament that was being held in a little more than a month. "Um," Kai began. "I'm, um, not a good teacher that's all. I want to get this over with."
"Oh," Key said as she sank back underneath the water. Kai then saw her stand up from the water and slowly walk to shore. She was soaked from head to foot in water while she wore her archery uniform. She pulled her hair in front of her face and wrung it out. She then flipped it back and let the light from the sun gleam on her glowing face.
'My god,' Kai thought. 'I really don't want to be thinking this but she is so beautiful.' He stood there staring at her face as he gazed into her eyes. For a brief moment, Key gazed into his eyes also. But then realized what she was doing and spoke up to save herself the embarrassment.
"Um! I'll be back in fifteen minutes."
"Why?"
"I have to go change out of my clothes, moron!"
Kai stood in the same spot puzzled. "But your cabin is at least an hour walk, maybe a forty-five minute run if you don't take a break. How can you be back in fifteen minutes?"
Key shook her head. "Look," she said as she pointed to the Taki.
"Yeah, so?"
"Well, I found a cave behind the waterfall that's pretty dry. So I go there if I need to change or get new arrows or sleep if I need to."
'Jesus. This girl has thought of everything.' Kai thought.
"So I'll be back in a minute." Key then dived into the water again She popped out when she got to the taki. She took a deep breath and disappeared.
Kai stood there, his eyes wide and somewhat surprised. He then put his Dranzer in his pocket and sat down while he waited for Key to come back around the bank to start their lesson.
* * *
"Where is he?!" Tyson said for the fifth time in the past five minutes. "It's 8 o'clock and he was suppose to be here at six to train!"
"Maybe he just lost track of time when he was walking around the city," Rei lied trying to cover for him.
"Well," Max said. "Knowing Kai, he's not that interested in anything to lose track of time. Except maybe Beyblading."
'And Key.' Rei thought as he chuckled.
"Do you think he's training without us? He better not be!" Tyson shouted while his fists clenched.
"Yeah!" Max said. "I mean, It's ok if we let Kai slip a few practices but if he's going to train he's going to train with us!"
"Chill guys!" Rei said. "It's not that bad!"
As soon as he said this, Kai came into the room of the dojo and sat down on the tatami. He had his eyes closed but opened one when he realized that everyone was staring at him. "What?" he said quietly.
"What?! I'll tell you what! You've been training without us!" Tyson shouted at him.
Kai's eye's widened a little as he looked over at Rei in fear they might have found out about him meeting with Key. Rei shook his head as to say 'No. I didn't tell.' Kai closed his eyes and gave a soft sigh. He looked up at Tyson.
"I haven't been doing any kind of training except with you guys."
"Then where were you the past few days?" Max said.
"I've been at the library." Kai lied.
"The library?" Tyson said a bit shocked. "Why were you at the library?"
"I was reading the poems."
Everyone except Kai had an anime sweatdrop. "Poems?!" They all shouted together.
"Look," Rei said trying to get off the subject. "I'm really tired. I'm going to bed. Anyone coming?"
"Yeah." Max said. "I will."
"Me too," Tyson said as he stomped out of the room shoving Kai in the process. Max followed until it was only Rei and Kai in the room.
"You ok?" Rei asked.
Kai paused. "I don't know how much more I can take of this." He whispered.
"It'll be ok. Tyson will lighten up. So will Max."
"That's not what I'm worried about."
"Then what is it?"
Kai paused again. "It's not just them. It's my reputation. I am the great Kai! I can't like a girl! It would destroy me!"
"Would your reputation destroy you? Or would never speaking to Key again destroy you?"
Kai looked up wide-eyed at Rei. Rei smiled at him and walked out of the room sliding the door behind him. The words rang in Kai's head as he walked down the hallway.
'Would your reputation destroy you?'
He got his pajamas on and got into his bed. He then looked over at the bed next to him and saw Rei. His eye's thinned for a moment as he looked up at the ceiling before falling asleep.
'Or would never speaking to Key again destroy you?'
* * *
The next day at the waterfall, Key was getting Kai's bow ready so that he could use his own instead of hers. She looked over at the shade of the trees and saw Kai staring at the ground.
"What's wrong?" She said trying to attach the string to the left hook.
Kai paused and then said very plainly, "Nothing."
"Oh C'mon!" She said. She walked over to Kai and sat down beside him in the shade. "You can tell me anything."
Kai turned to her. He looked into her lavender eyes and wanted to spill everything to her but hesitated.
"Nothing," he said quietly. "Nothing at all."
~*~
HAHA! I don't know why I'm laughing. I just am. Next chapter's going to be sad and fluffy! So make sure you have those Kleenex boxes ready to go!
Ok. Blah blah!
Hope ya liked! R+R!
o(^-^)o
Thanx a many!
Kitsune Ria