S.A.: Hey people!
Hiei: sighs
S.A.: Ok, Hiei, what's the prob?
Hiei: You know why.
S.A.: grins Oh that. Well, you can't do anything. So here is my reply:
curiouzkatt – Yay! One more chapter! ReiShuyin and I read it and we were about to burst with laughter at your works! And your Summer Snow's great! Thanks! Oh and I just hope I will have enough time to do this even in and hour a day or so. And you know? I can't believe I made a four-page chapter on all stories! Unbelievable, ne?
S.A.: People, I just changed some itsy bitsy teeny weeny error here... Gomen!Kurama, would you like todo the honor?
Kurama: S.A. doesn't own YYH.
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Chapter 5: First Dream
"You're Airin, right?" a girl with short brown hair smiled at Airin. "I'm Keiko."
"Hello, Keiko. It's nice to meet you," Airin smiled and Keiko sat down beside her. Everybody was in Genkai's house, resting and talking to each other.
"Yusuke!!!!" Kuwabara shouted. "You're going to pay for stealing my food!!!"
"What? I'm going to pay?" Yusuke answered. "How can I when you can't even catch me? You baka!!"
Kuwabara growled and said, "Now you've done it!" He chased Yusuke all around the room, with the others laughing as they watched them.
Yusuke repeatedly sang, "For he's a weak little idiot, for he's a weak little idiot, for he's a weak little idioooot, which nobody can deny!"
Kuwabara kept shouting unpleasant words that made everyone sweat drop and stare. It gave the two of them a bump on the head each from Keiko to calm and sit down.
"So, how are your wounds, Airin?" Botan asked.
"They're healing quite quick," Airin answered. "Thanks to Yukina."
"It's strange that you were so injured," Keiko said. "Are you sure you can't remember anything?"
"Yes," answered Airin.
"So you're going to stay here until you get back your memory?"
"I guess so," was the reply.
Kurama was sipping tea by the window, watching the outside; Hiei was sitting in a corner, leaning against the wall and his eyes closed; Genkai was kneeling on a pad, also drinking tea; and Yukina was also kneeling on a pad, drinking tea and watching the others. Only the three girls and the two boys were noisy with shouts and talks.
"Yukina, thanks for healing me," Airin smiled at Yukina.
Yukina turned to her and returned the smile. "No, not at all, Airin."
Airin turned to Botan and Keiko. "I feel that there's a secret between Hiei and Yukina that you're not telling me," she said. "Care to share it with me?"
Botan stuttered, "H-How did you know?"
"I don't know. I can only feel it."
Botan sighed, "Well, Hiei doesn't want to tell Yukina."
"Well..." continued Botan, "Don't ever tell Yukina. But she's Hiei's younger sister."
"Then why doesn't Hiei want to tell her?" Airin asked.
"Well... It's a long story," Botan said. "You see..." But she trailed off, because she felt that someone had their eyes on her. Botan turned around and smiled nervously, waving her hand and looking up. Airin turned around, following Botan's eyes.
"Hello, Hiei," Botan greeted rather nervously. Hiei was glaring at the yellow-eyed girl. "I told you not to tell anyone," he almost growled. Botan nodded with the speed of light.
"Hn," Hiei said.
"Hey," Airin said. Hiei looked at her. "Could you please tell me just the reason why you don't want to tell Yukina?"
"No."
"Oh... Okay."
Hiei gazed at Airin for a moment before saying, "I'll tell you when I want to." Then he left.
Airin turned to Botan, "What did that mean?"
"That means he'll still tell you, but in a time and place where Yukina's not around," Botan smirked.
Airin didn't like the look of Botan's smirk and decided to talk to Kurama. "Hey," she said as she walked to the red-haired boy. "You seem to be thinking about something."
"Oh... Hi," Kurama smiled. "I was just thinking about my mother."
"Your mother?"
"Yeah. I've been thinking about it for a long time. My mother's a human. She doesn't know I'm a youkai and I'm worried that she'll throw me away when she finds out," Kurama said.
"Why do you have to be afraid?" Airin asked, sitting on the windowsill. "It's not like you'll hurt her."
Kurama stared at the sapphire-eyed girl, slowly shook his head, and smiled, "You're so innocent." Airin stared at him, confused.
Why did he say I was innocent? Airin thought as she made her way to her room that night. She was thinking so much about what Kurama said that she jumped when someone said, "Because you are innocent."
Airin turned around and saw Hiei leaning against the wall, his arms crossed. "You don't know anything about the real world, do you?" he smirked.
"Kurama said so," Airin replied.
Hiei stared for a minute before saying, "Things in this world are not all pleasant."
"What do you mean?"
"Nothing. Now go to your room." (S.A.: Sounding like a father!)
"All right."Airin went to her room and leaned against her door as soon as she closed it. They're hiding something. Must be hard to explain.
(Dreamland)
The sky was red and there were black clouds. Lightning made its appearance on the sky for about five times a minute. And there, in the middle of a forest, was a girl. This girl was strange-looking. She had blue skin, white, angel wings, sharp, long fangs and sharp, long nails. She was wounded on all places of the body, but she ignored their stings and stood strong, sniffing and looking around cautiously.
"Airin," a voice said and the girl called Airin turned around. "Though I've given you enough injuries to slow you down, you still gave me a difficult time chasing you."
A man with a different but equally strange-look as the girl appeared between two trees and smiled arrogantly. He had long black hair and grayish- green eyes. He, like Airin, had long, sharp nails and fangs. But his whole body was twice as big as a normal human's. He could get hold of Airin's head on only one hand without any difficulty!
Airin grunted, "Although I am in a high position, it didn't keep you from hurting me just to get the one you want. The one that's keeping me in this high position."
"Well, yeah," the man said, and a lot more strange-looking guys appeared around Airin. "I have no concern whether you die or you live. I'll just get what I need."
Airin looked around and up, moving only her eyes, looking for a way to escape. There was a portal on the sky, a portal connecting this world to another. Airin looked back at the man and smiled mischievously.
The man scowled, "Why are you smiling?"
"Nothing."
"Then prepare," the man said, "to surrender."
Just as the youkais attacked, Airin started to fly upwards toward the portal. Those who were able to hold on to her were biting and scratching her. Airin's face were screwed up with the hurt, but she kept flying and flying. At the entrance of the portal, Airin exploded with water, taking the youkais down to the ground fifty feet below.
The blue-eyed girl was flying steadily, looking around her. The youkais were either crushed or broken and the man was glaring at her. "Airin!"
I know what I'm about to do will take a great toll on me, Airin thought. But I have to do this. She flew to the portal and transformed to her human self as she was taken into another world.
(End of dream)
Airin shot up from bed, her eyes blood shot and she was gasping rather fast. She relaxed at the sight of her room in Genkai's temple. She put her hand on her forehead.
"What was that dream?" she mumbled to herself.
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S.A.: Yay! Finished! That was long enough. Maybe even too much!
Hiei: That's the first time in a century.
S.A.: You're miserable to strangle me, aren't you?
Kurama: He really is.
Hiei: Yeah, right. tied in a chair
S.A.: Yusuke?
Yusuke: Please R&R!