Shadu: Hey, I'm not writing just author's notes
anymore. I want to introduce you to muse, Ish.
Ish:
HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!
Shadu: Ish is, um,
hyper.
Ish: speaking really fast No I'm not, I'm never
hyper, I'm not hyper, don't send me away like you did that one time.
I'm good, good.
Shadu: --; Right.Anyways, my other muse,
Hokage, is not hyper. He's very calm and shy, like Yugi. And Hokage
will do the disclaimer.
Hokage:. We don't own
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Shadu: There you have it, on with the story. Oh, and
by the way, if you read Shonen Jump, or have seen the first, original
season of Yu-Gi-Oh!, which is doubtful, I know I'm getting some of my
facts wrong, I've read Shonen Jump too, but I didn't really like
everything that went on in Shonen Jump, so I'm changing it a little.
So, you have been warned. And if you don't know, don't worry.
[Yep,
that's how I met Tristan, and we soon became best buds. Yeah, never
thought it would happen either. We became best friends because of
that one day that he found me, lying on the streets, nearly
half-dead, I think. Anyhow, we went through it all together, pain,
suffering, sadness, anger, joyful times, I think I should stop now,
this is starting to sound like Tea. O.O; I don't want that! I must be
spending too much time around her. ANYWAY, Tristan and I became
friends when we were eight, and so, that means we were together for
six years before, um, you'll see.]
Joey and Tristan walked
into school, neither saying a word. Joey was in a sour mood, thanks
to his idiotic dad. Why'd Joey have to be stuck with him? Joey looked
over to the desk in the corner. A little runt sat there, a golden box
in front of him. The kid seemed familiar, like a past memory or
something. He had spiky black hair and yellow bangs. The spikes in
his hair were lined with a maroonish red. The kid also had big purple
eyes. He just sat by himself, him, his box, and the puzzle inside.
Joey watched in disgust as the boy tried to piece together whatever
was inside. It made Joey sick to watch him. What self-respecting guy
put puzzles together? It was unheard of in his book. Joey walked over
to him. Tristan followed.
"Hey, kid, what's your name?"
Joey growled.
The boy looked up in surprize, and shyly
answered, "Yugi."
"Yugi eh?" Tristan
smirked, reading what Joey was going to do.
"Yeah,"
Yugi said softly.
"Whatcha got there, Yugi?" Joey
asked.
"It's, a, a, puzzle," Yugi replied
nervously.
"What kinda puzzle?" Tristan
poked.
"I'm, not exactly, sure," Yugi
stammered.
"Not sure?" Tristan looked at Joey with a
mocking tone. "How could you not know what kind of puzzle it is
when you're trying to solve it?"
"Here, maybe we can
help," Joey told Yugi, picking up the box.
"No,
don't please, please don't!" Yugi cried.
Joey held up the
puzzle.
"If you want it, you're going to have to take it
from me," Joey sneered.
Yugi just stood there,
dumbfounded.
"Well, are you going to take it back or
not?" Tristan taunted.
Yugi jumped up and down trying to
get the small, golden box back, but try as he might, he was too short
and couldn't reach it. Joey was so much taller than he was. I mean,
let's face it, Yugi's kind of a runt.
"Well, if you won't
take it, I guess I'll," Joey paused, "not give it back. Hey
Tristan, catch."
Joey tossed the box to Tristan. Yugi ran
over to Tristan, trying to retrieve his box.
"Yo, Joey,
here," Tristan tossed the box to Joey.
This went on for a
little until Yugi fell to his knees.
"No, please stop, my
Grampa gave me that puzzle," Yugi sobbed. "You don't know
how much it means to me. Won't you please stop."
"Did
you hear that Joey? Little Yugi wants us to stop," Tristan
smirked.
"Sorry twerp, but if you're not man enough to
take this from me, you don't deserve it," Joey smirked.
They
started to walk out until a girl stepped in their way.
"Are
you teasing others AGAIN?" she growled.
"Gack, it's
Tea, Joey, it's not worth it," Tristan gulped.
"You,"
Joey uttered a curse under his breath. "Fine, if he wants it so
bad, here," Joey tossed the box behind him, "He can have
it."
Then, he and Tristan stormed off.
"Man,
why does that stupid, idiot Tea always have butt in?" Tristan
growled.
"I don't know, but I don't like it, but I do
like this little diddy right here," Joey smirked, producing a
golden piece.
"Dude, where'd you get that?" Tristan
gaucked.
"From little Yugi's box," Joey
shrugged.
"How?" Tristan asked.
"I snuck
it right before I gave the box to Tea," Joey smirked.
"Mmm,
I bet we could get a pretty penny for it," Tristan mused.
"No,
I have a better idea," Joey grinned devillishly.
And
then, he walked over to the window.
Shadu: P.S. Merry
Christmas everyone, from me, Hokage, and the ever hyper Ish. Merry
Christmas and a happy New Year!
