Chapter 5: Painful Illusions of Reality
Hiei P.O.V.
I walked through the gate of a tall castle disguised as a mountain. I reach the entrance of a corridor, and the door has a sign saying, "BEWARE, THOSE OF NON-DEMON BLOOD!!!!" I shrug. Even if I weren't a demon, I would go through. I walked down the corridor, and suddenly, the doors slammed behind and in front of me. I spun around in surprise as holes opened up on the walls, and a red liquid spurted out; dragon blood. It smelled strange, and I swam through the coppery, thick liquid.
If you had even a little human blood, you would instantly dissolve in dragon blood. To me, however, it did nothing. As I reached the doors in front of me, the blood started to drain away. I walked to the door, thinking of the stories I had heard, about how demons who were in a war, invited their enemies to their homes. The ones stupid enough were 'ambushed' by humans. They got the human blood on, and hopefully, in themselves. Then, when they came to the person's home, they would be flooded in dragon blood, and they would dissolve. I had always liked the idea of dumping Carrot-Top into a vat of dragon blood, but refrained because of Koenma and Kurama.
I opened the doors, and walked into a room...with noting but marble slabs on the walls, ceiling, and floor. I looked around at the walls, expecting more smelly liquids to try to drown me. Suddenly, the marble slabs flipped out, and water splashed out onto me. Ok... maybe not smelly. Then, mechanical hands reached out of the walls, and the ones I didn't melt started to scrub me with SOAP, clothing and all. I struggled, sputtering in anger. The hands retreated, and I was again drenched in water. Then, the room became like before, except the floor was now slightly wet, as the soapy water went through cracks in the slabs. I stood in the middle of the room, feeling quite disgruntled and very wet. I smelled like roses...urggh, reminds me of the smelly fox, and for some reason, of Yaru. I thought no more of them, and my eyes turned red.
A few minutes later, I left the demolished room, my anger at the room replaced by anger at Yaru's abductor. Who was the huge idiot whose head I now wanted on a spit? I walked down another corridor, into a huge room richly decorated. At the end was a throne, and on the throne was a man with stringy black hair. I glared at him, but he simply gave me a toothy (and yellow) grin, and said in a chirpy voice, 'Why, hello! You must be Hiei! Yaru-dear has told me so much about you!" I grimaced. Yaru-dear? The man said, "Oh, of course! My name is Nakasu (A.N. mix between Naraku and Karasu...he gets his love- taste from Naraku, so he ain't gay. I just realized...Naraku and Karasu both have a consonant, then an a-r-a, then another consonant, and finally a U!). How do you do?"
I growled at him, "Where is Yaru?" Nakasu tutted, and said, "Patience, Hiei. Very well. Here she is!" He snapped his fingers, and Yaru appeared from a hidden door. I looked at her, and nearly gasped. She was wearing a light gold-and-red kimono with sakura flowers on it, which fit her perfectly and looked astounding. I looked at the fire apparition that I had spent so much time with before, and I knew the truth, no matter what I wanted to think. I loved Yaru.
I walked across the room and hugged her. She pushed me away, and I looked at her in surprise. She had her head down to me, and I could not see her face. She walked to Nakasu, and to my surprise, sat on the throne next to him and leaned on him. I gaped at her, and Nakasu said, "What's wrong, Hiei? Isn't Yaru only a friend? Yaru did tell me that she loved you...however, you never returned the favor to her, and she came to me instead. You see, Yaru loves me now, Hiei."
He smiled with triumph on his face, as I glared at him, and my anger increased. I bellowed, "Damn it! I love Yaru, and nothing will change that! Yaru, get away from him!" I drew my sword, and started to run towards Nakasu. Just as I was about to kill him, Yaru flung herself over Nakasu, and I flung my sword in a different direction as to not hit her. I panted and looked at Yaru. What was wrong with her? Then I realized what that thing was, as I looked into her face.
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Can anyone guess was that is? The thing was already said in the story, so she wasn't hypnotized. Come on guys, use ya brain (don't be lazy, kireishi, think!
Hehe...^_^ That was a short chapter, so I'll make it longer.
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Hiei P.O.V.
I walked through the gate of a tall castle disguised as a mountain. I reach the entrance of a corridor, and the door has a sign saying, "BEWARE, THOSE OF NON-DEMON BLOOD!!!!" I shrug. Even if I weren't a demon, I would go through. I walked down the corridor, and suddenly, the doors slammed behind and in front of me. I spun around in surprise as holes opened up on the walls, and a red liquid spurted out; dragon blood. It smelled strange, and I swam through the coppery, thick liquid.
If you had even a little human blood, you would instantly dissolve in dragon blood. To me, however, it did nothing. As I reached the doors in front of me, the blood started to drain away. I walked to the door, thinking of the stories I had heard, about how demons who were in a war, invited their enemies to their homes. The ones stupid enough were 'ambushed' by humans. They got the human blood on, and hopefully, in themselves. Then, when they came to the person's home, they would be flooded in dragon blood, and they would dissolve. I had always liked the idea of dumping Carrot-Top into a vat of dragon blood, but refrained because of Koenma and Kurama.
I opened the doors, and walked into a room...with noting but marble slabs on the walls, ceiling, and floor. I looked around at the walls, expecting more smelly liquids to try to drown me. Suddenly, the marble slabs flipped out, and water splashed out onto me. Ok... maybe not smelly. Then, mechanical hands reached out of the walls, and the ones I didn't melt started to scrub me with SOAP, clothing and all. I struggled, sputtering in anger. The hands retreated, and I was again drenched in water. Then, the room became like before, except the floor was now slightly wet, as the soapy water went through cracks in the slabs. I stood in the middle of the room, feeling quite disgruntled and very wet. I smelled like roses...urggh, reminds me of the smelly fox, and for some reason, of Yaru. I thought no more of them, and my eyes turned red.
A few minutes later, I left the demolished room, my anger at the room replaced by anger at Yaru's abductor. Who was the huge idiot whose head I now wanted on a spit? I walked down another corridor, into a huge room richly decorated. At the end was a throne, and on the throne was a man with stringy black hair. I glared at him, but he simply gave me a toothy (and yellow) grin, and said in a chirpy voice, 'Why, hello! You must be Hiei! Yaru-dear has told me so much about you!" I grimaced. Yaru-dear? The man said, "Oh, of course! My name is Nakasu (A.N. mix between Naraku and Karasu...he gets his love- taste from Naraku, so he ain't gay. I just realized...Naraku and Karasu both have a consonant, then an a-r-a, then another consonant, and finally a U!). How do you do?"
I growled at him, "Where is Yaru?" Nakasu tutted, and said, "Patience, Hiei. Very well. Here she is!" He snapped his fingers, and Yaru appeared from a hidden door. I looked at her, and nearly gasped. She was wearing a light gold-and-red kimono with sakura flowers on it, which fit her perfectly and looked astounding. I looked at the fire apparition that I had spent so much time with before, and I knew the truth, no matter what I wanted to think. I loved Yaru.
I walked across the room and hugged her. She pushed me away, and I looked at her in surprise. She had her head down to me, and I could not see her face. She walked to Nakasu, and to my surprise, sat on the throne next to him and leaned on him. I gaped at her, and Nakasu said, "What's wrong, Hiei? Isn't Yaru only a friend? Yaru did tell me that she loved you...however, you never returned the favor to her, and she came to me instead. You see, Yaru loves me now, Hiei."
He smiled with triumph on his face, as I glared at him, and my anger increased. I bellowed, "Damn it! I love Yaru, and nothing will change that! Yaru, get away from him!" I drew my sword, and started to run towards Nakasu. Just as I was about to kill him, Yaru flung herself over Nakasu, and I flung my sword in a different direction as to not hit her. I panted and looked at Yaru. What was wrong with her? Then I realized what that thing was, as I looked into her face.
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Can anyone guess was that is? The thing was already said in the story, so she wasn't hypnotized. Come on guys, use ya brain (don't be lazy, kireishi, think!
Hehe...^_^ That was a short chapter, so I'll make it longer.
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