Ryou P.O.V.
My eyes were still closed when I regained consciousness. I twitched my fingers a little and I couldn't help but notice that I was no longer on Yugi's carpet anymore. Instead it felt like...sand. My eyes flew open at that thought and I took in my surroundings. Sand. It was all I could see. Just plain sand.
I heard something groan behind me so I turned around to look at what had caused the noise. It was Yugi.
"Yugi are you okay," I said crawling over to his twitching form. Yugi was slowly getting up and I could tell he was having some trouble. I grabbed one of his arms and pulled him up with me.
"Ryou where are we," Yugi asked. I looked around. I had absolutely no clue.
"I don't know but I can tell you were not in Domino anymore Yugi," I said sarcastically. Yugi smiled and nodded his head to my comment. I looked around. How could we just wake up in the middle of nowhere when we were just in Yugi's bedroom.
My eyes widened. That game! Maybe that has something to do with this. Maybe it took me and Yugi to Egypt so I could see Bakura again. Wait that's not right. Yugi wished that he could find out more about Yami and I am sure we wouldn't find anything about that in Modern Egypt.
"Oh dear lord," I whispered. Yugi gave me a questioning look.
"Whats wrong Ryou, what is it?" Yugi asked. I closed my eyes and then opened them, hoping against hope that we are not where I think we are.
"Yugi, this might sound hard to believe but I think were in Ancient Egypt," I said slowly, not really believing my own theory.
"But how," Yugi whispered unsurely. I am sure the boy was starting to think I should immediately be driven off to a place with nice white rooms and nice white clothed people with very sharp needles.
"Remember Yugi, when we were playing Egyptian Wish and when we both won we drew a wish card, well I think those cards granted our wishes." I explained, trying to make sense of what I just said. For a minute Yugi was just silent. I watched him as he just stared at the, what I believed, Egyptian sand. Then finally he spoke.
"Then that means our wishes came true but wait, if our wishes came true then wouldn't we be in Yami's palace right now since I wished that I would no more about the pharaoh." Yugi said, pondering over this little mystery.
I thought about what the little one said. Yugi had a point, we were definitely in Egypt, but why didn't our wishes come completely true.
"Maybe they want us to do the rest on our own," said Yugi in an excited voice. My eye brow twitched. How could he possibly be excited at a time like this, what is it with this kid? I couldn't help but wonder. I looked over at my companion.
"Yugi, why the bloody hell do you sound so happy about this, were stranded in the middle of god knows where and your happy about something like that." I asked in annoyance. Yugi just smiled.
"But Ryou, we're not stranded in the middle of nowhere, we're stranded in the middle of Egypt." said Yugi's ever smart reply. "Besides I think this is exciting because its like some big adventure like from all those anime shows," Yugi said in a bubbly voice.
'Okay Yugi is officially mental, whoever gave him sugar before we left, I am going to murder them when we get back home' I thought dryly as I looked at the happy go lucky boy known as Yugi. Wait that's right. How on earth are we going to get Domino?
I looked back at Yugi. He seemed so happy and carefree. I couldn't just tell him that even if he did find out more about Yami that we probably would never see him again anyways. I sighed. Why do bad things always happen to me? I thought sadly. I sighed. 'Oh well, its not like I really have anything to go back home to anyways' I thought sadly.
"Ryou, are you okay," Yugi asked with concern in his voice. I nodded and put up a fake smile for Yugi. My smiles were usually always fake. Whats the point of actually smiling for real when there is nothing to smile about. I sighed again.
"Well we might as well get moving and see if there is a village nearby," I said and starting walking the only way I could think of.
"But Ryou, even if we did find a village, we have no money to buy anything or to stay at an inn anywhere," Yugi said logically.
My stomach growled at the fact that we could not buy anything which meant we couldn't buy any food. I gulped at the thought.
"Yugi, I have been living with a thief for most of my life, you can't really expect that I don't know how to steal," I said casually. It was true, I knew a couple tricks that I had learned from watching Bakura stealing things from inside the mall sometimes.
Yugi's eyes seemed to have widened to the size of tennis balls at what I had said.
"But Ryou, we can't just steal from those people, they need that stuff to sell so they can buy food to feed their families," said Yugi innocently and defiantly. Annoyance once again took over my emotions.
"Yugi, life isn't always fair, we need to do the things that we have to, to survive, and if it means that stealing is our best option then we should bloody hell steal from those people because their not the ones stranded from their own time realm." I argued loudly.
"Now are you coming or not," I said as I started walking forwards, having no idea exactly where I was going but not giving a damn anyways.
"Hey wait up," Yugi said before running after me, not wanting to be left behing.
For hours we just kept walking, luckily Yugi had some candy stored in his back pack that was still on his back because he forgot to take it off when he had gotten home from school. We promised that we could only eat one piece of the candy every hour until we got to a village. My stomach grumbled in protest to such a vow.
"Ryou look, there is a village just up ahead," said Yugi happily. I couldn't help but sigh in relief. Finally I could eat some food. Stolen or not. What a miracle. We ran the rest of the way toward the village. FOOD was all I could think of.
Well what did ya think. Yup its true, Ryou is definately going to go raid people from their food. Hunger can make you do plenty of stupid things. Trust me I know. Well hope you liked it. Tell me what you think in your review. bai bai