Disclaimer- I don't own Kuzco, Pacha or any other of the characters, except
maybe Zida, anyway, they all belong to Disney, got it? Good!
Kuzco the Peasant?
"Alrighty, what do we have here?" Kuzco questioned in confusion as he looked around the village.
"Kuzco?" Pacha stopped and looked over at his friend.
"Hey Pacha! My main village man!" Kuzco cried happily.
"Hi, what are you doing here? I didn't expect to see you here for a while? Don't you have babies to kiss and scrolls to sign?" Pacha joked as he hugged his friend.
"Well, I just came by for a visit," Kuzco smiled kindly, then he continued to glance around the village confounded, "What's going on here? Why is everyone out, running about and what so forth?"
"It's the start of spring, llama's are being born every day meaning double the usual work we have," Pacha paused, "Well at least it's not as bad at Harvest time anyway," he smirked.
Kuzco smiled back, "Well, I just came by to check how the family was, and how baby Xand was?"
Xand was (of course,) Pacha's youngest child, Kuzco helped think of the name, he thought it was a name from the future, a name which will one-day become a common name in villages everywhere. Pacha's wife didn't quite agree with him but she still thought the name sounded sweet so she agreed to it.
"Well, I guess it's about time for lunch so I suppose I can take a little break," Pacha smiled, "Let's go."
Pacha and Kuzco walked side-by-side up to Pacha's little cottage at the top of the hill.
"Chicha!" Kuzco threw his arms around Pacha's wife, "How are you?"
"It's great to see you again Kuzco, I've been missing your sarcastic quips," Chicha joked, "I'm fine, and oh! I think someone wants to see you!"
Chicha smiled as Xand crawled across the floor, gurgling happily, she picked him up and offered him to Kuzco.
Kuzco had never held Xand before; in fact he'd never held a baby full stop!
He hesitated abit and shook his head nervously, thinking if he held Xand he'd probably burst out crying or barf or something.
"Go on, he won't hurt you," Chicha joked.
Kuzco still refused to hold Xand.
Pacha put a hand on Kuzco's shoulder making Kuzco jump a little; he turned around looking at Pacha.
"Don't be worried, just hold him and see what it's like," Pacha urged.
Kuzco looked between Pacha and Chicha, he sighed and nodded, "Okay."
Kuzco reached out and Chicha placed Xand in his arms gently, Kuzco held him close and looked at the baby, unsure what his reaction was.
Xand was silent for a few moments then he burst out into a fit of happy giggles.
Kuzco sighed with relief and smirked, "Thank god," he smiled.
"See, I told you he would be fine," Chicha smiled as Kuzco handed Xand back to her. Kuzco nodded, "Oh, I got him a present!" Kuzco handed over a little stuffed llama.
Xand took it from Kuzco and hugged it.
"Thank you, he loves it," Chicha thanked the emperor.
"So, would you like to join us for dinner?" Pacha proposed, "If you're not too busy that is?"
"No, no I'd love to, thank you," Kuzco smiled kindly.
"Right well, let's eat!" Pacha cheered happily.
Kuzco the Peasant?
"Alrighty, what do we have here?" Kuzco questioned in confusion as he looked around the village.
"Kuzco?" Pacha stopped and looked over at his friend.
"Hey Pacha! My main village man!" Kuzco cried happily.
"Hi, what are you doing here? I didn't expect to see you here for a while? Don't you have babies to kiss and scrolls to sign?" Pacha joked as he hugged his friend.
"Well, I just came by for a visit," Kuzco smiled kindly, then he continued to glance around the village confounded, "What's going on here? Why is everyone out, running about and what so forth?"
"It's the start of spring, llama's are being born every day meaning double the usual work we have," Pacha paused, "Well at least it's not as bad at Harvest time anyway," he smirked.
Kuzco smiled back, "Well, I just came by to check how the family was, and how baby Xand was?"
Xand was (of course,) Pacha's youngest child, Kuzco helped think of the name, he thought it was a name from the future, a name which will one-day become a common name in villages everywhere. Pacha's wife didn't quite agree with him but she still thought the name sounded sweet so she agreed to it.
"Well, I guess it's about time for lunch so I suppose I can take a little break," Pacha smiled, "Let's go."
Pacha and Kuzco walked side-by-side up to Pacha's little cottage at the top of the hill.
"Chicha!" Kuzco threw his arms around Pacha's wife, "How are you?"
"It's great to see you again Kuzco, I've been missing your sarcastic quips," Chicha joked, "I'm fine, and oh! I think someone wants to see you!"
Chicha smiled as Xand crawled across the floor, gurgling happily, she picked him up and offered him to Kuzco.
Kuzco had never held Xand before; in fact he'd never held a baby full stop!
He hesitated abit and shook his head nervously, thinking if he held Xand he'd probably burst out crying or barf or something.
"Go on, he won't hurt you," Chicha joked.
Kuzco still refused to hold Xand.
Pacha put a hand on Kuzco's shoulder making Kuzco jump a little; he turned around looking at Pacha.
"Don't be worried, just hold him and see what it's like," Pacha urged.
Kuzco looked between Pacha and Chicha, he sighed and nodded, "Okay."
Kuzco reached out and Chicha placed Xand in his arms gently, Kuzco held him close and looked at the baby, unsure what his reaction was.
Xand was silent for a few moments then he burst out into a fit of happy giggles.
Kuzco sighed with relief and smirked, "Thank god," he smiled.
"See, I told you he would be fine," Chicha smiled as Kuzco handed Xand back to her. Kuzco nodded, "Oh, I got him a present!" Kuzco handed over a little stuffed llama.
Xand took it from Kuzco and hugged it.
"Thank you, he loves it," Chicha thanked the emperor.
"So, would you like to join us for dinner?" Pacha proposed, "If you're not too busy that is?"
"No, no I'd love to, thank you," Kuzco smiled kindly.
"Right well, let's eat!" Pacha cheered happily.