Konnichiwa! Okies, I've just used the only Japanese I know, pretty much. I
can speak a *little* more French. Bonjour! Comment ça va? Lol. I'm gonna
stop embarrassing myself now. O___o;;;;; Lots of people have been wanting
Yami and Seto to get together now. Well, soon, people. Soon.
Disclaimer: I'm sure everyone is absolutely shocked to discover that I do not, in fact, own Yu-Gi-Oh. There, I'm done.
Chapter 5: My Beloved Monster (from Shrek!)
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Yami placed his hands on Kaiba's temple, who was taken aback by the touch. "Relax" said Yami. "It's right... here."
Seto felt as if Yami was leading him to a place deep within himself, which was strange, and made no sense to his logical mind.
"Can you feel it?" asked Yami.
Kaiba wondered where Yami's voice was coming from. He couldn't see him anywhere. He couldn't see *anything*. "Where am I?"
"I'll explain later. Can you feel the magic?"
Having absolutely no idea what Yami was on about, Seto closed his eyes. Not that that made any difference. Although... come to mention it, hoe could feel *something*. The air felt charged, just like it does before a storm.
"Yes"
"Okay, good. Now, just try to harness the power and call upon the dragon." Seto took a deep breath, feeling the power cursing through him, the ancient magic making him feel exhilarated and strong.
"Blue Eyes White Dragon. You are summoned by your master. Travel through the shadows and reveal yourself!" he cried, recalling the words from an old memory, like a dream.
A blinding light appeared in the middle of the grounds. An enormous figure appeared in the light, slowly revealing itself to be a blue eyes.
Kaiba walked forward, mesmerised by the dragon. It roared, wings stretched to full extent. Eyes wide, Seto watched the creature. It was so beautiful, and powerful, more magnificent than his holograms had ever appeared to be. The dragon, recognising Kaiba, arched its neck, leaning down to greet its master.
Seto reached out to touch it, not really believing it to be real. He hesitated, inches from the white skin of the beast. Gently, he stroked the dragon, then turned to Yami.
"Thankyou."
Yami just nodded, looking up at the creature wide-eyed. He hadn't seen a real Blue Eyes in many a millennia, and he had forgotten how truly impressive the sight was. He was more impressed, though, by the fact that Kaiba had actually summoned it from the shadow realm. He supposed he shouldn't been surprised. Kaiba was, after all, the reincarnation of his High Priest, and his powers had been some of the strongest in the land.
Not stronger than his own were, of course. *Of course*
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After a good half hour, Seto finally turned away from the dragon.
"Umm, Yami?"
"Yes?"
"How do we let it back into the shadow realm?"
"Oh." Yami had forgotten when he let Kaiba summon the dragon that he'd have to create a bloody big portal, for such a creature. Taking the puzzle back from Seto, he did his thing, saying goodbye to the Kuriboh with a little hug.
Kaiba watched it go with regret. Yami, now thoroughly exhausted from using shadow powers at 5 in the morning after a long night of drinking, turned to walk back to the mansion, and collapsed. Kaiba, still reliving seeing the dragon, picked him up and took him back to his room.
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Yugi and Mokuba were first to rise, running through the house and managing to wake up most of the others. By mid-day, everyone but Yami was awake. Seto, in a rare good mood, cooked mountains of pancakes, with maple syrup, lemon, sugar, jam, cream, ice-cream and cinnamon; Jou managing to fit all of the toppings on to one pancake. Needless to say, it all came back out roughly 10 minutes later.
Seto's patience had run out by two in the afternoon, however, when he found the carpet on the stairwell ripped, Honda and Jou using a smaller table to toboggan down it. Everyone except the Mutou's left, Jou swiping a rather expensive gold statue (until Seto noticed, and with a swift elbow somewhere it hurts got it back). Yugi and Mokuba played for the rest of the afternoon, but by 5:00 Yugi was eager to go home. Yami was still asleep, and Seto didn't really want to wake him, so Yugi left in the Limo.
Still, Yami slept on.
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It's shorter than usual, I think. Oh well. I'll add the next one soon. Remember to review!
Disclaimer: I'm sure everyone is absolutely shocked to discover that I do not, in fact, own Yu-Gi-Oh. There, I'm done.
Chapter 5: My Beloved Monster (from Shrek!)
* * *
Yami placed his hands on Kaiba's temple, who was taken aback by the touch. "Relax" said Yami. "It's right... here."
Seto felt as if Yami was leading him to a place deep within himself, which was strange, and made no sense to his logical mind.
"Can you feel it?" asked Yami.
Kaiba wondered where Yami's voice was coming from. He couldn't see him anywhere. He couldn't see *anything*. "Where am I?"
"I'll explain later. Can you feel the magic?"
Having absolutely no idea what Yami was on about, Seto closed his eyes. Not that that made any difference. Although... come to mention it, hoe could feel *something*. The air felt charged, just like it does before a storm.
"Yes"
"Okay, good. Now, just try to harness the power and call upon the dragon." Seto took a deep breath, feeling the power cursing through him, the ancient magic making him feel exhilarated and strong.
"Blue Eyes White Dragon. You are summoned by your master. Travel through the shadows and reveal yourself!" he cried, recalling the words from an old memory, like a dream.
A blinding light appeared in the middle of the grounds. An enormous figure appeared in the light, slowly revealing itself to be a blue eyes.
Kaiba walked forward, mesmerised by the dragon. It roared, wings stretched to full extent. Eyes wide, Seto watched the creature. It was so beautiful, and powerful, more magnificent than his holograms had ever appeared to be. The dragon, recognising Kaiba, arched its neck, leaning down to greet its master.
Seto reached out to touch it, not really believing it to be real. He hesitated, inches from the white skin of the beast. Gently, he stroked the dragon, then turned to Yami.
"Thankyou."
Yami just nodded, looking up at the creature wide-eyed. He hadn't seen a real Blue Eyes in many a millennia, and he had forgotten how truly impressive the sight was. He was more impressed, though, by the fact that Kaiba had actually summoned it from the shadow realm. He supposed he shouldn't been surprised. Kaiba was, after all, the reincarnation of his High Priest, and his powers had been some of the strongest in the land.
Not stronger than his own were, of course. *Of course*
* * *
After a good half hour, Seto finally turned away from the dragon.
"Umm, Yami?"
"Yes?"
"How do we let it back into the shadow realm?"
"Oh." Yami had forgotten when he let Kaiba summon the dragon that he'd have to create a bloody big portal, for such a creature. Taking the puzzle back from Seto, he did his thing, saying goodbye to the Kuriboh with a little hug.
Kaiba watched it go with regret. Yami, now thoroughly exhausted from using shadow powers at 5 in the morning after a long night of drinking, turned to walk back to the mansion, and collapsed. Kaiba, still reliving seeing the dragon, picked him up and took him back to his room.
* * *
Yugi and Mokuba were first to rise, running through the house and managing to wake up most of the others. By mid-day, everyone but Yami was awake. Seto, in a rare good mood, cooked mountains of pancakes, with maple syrup, lemon, sugar, jam, cream, ice-cream and cinnamon; Jou managing to fit all of the toppings on to one pancake. Needless to say, it all came back out roughly 10 minutes later.
Seto's patience had run out by two in the afternoon, however, when he found the carpet on the stairwell ripped, Honda and Jou using a smaller table to toboggan down it. Everyone except the Mutou's left, Jou swiping a rather expensive gold statue (until Seto noticed, and with a swift elbow somewhere it hurts got it back). Yugi and Mokuba played for the rest of the afternoon, but by 5:00 Yugi was eager to go home. Yami was still asleep, and Seto didn't really want to wake him, so Yugi left in the Limo.
Still, Yami slept on.
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It's shorter than usual, I think. Oh well. I'll add the next one soon. Remember to review!