You know, for like ten minutes, I thought no one reviewed because usually the site e-mails you when they do. So I got all mad, but then when I checked out the stories, I felt stupid. After reading how many off you were getting ready to attack me with hockey sticks and many exclamation points in your writing, I've given you the results of what has happened. Am I cruel enough to kill off Yugi so quickly? Read and enjoy to find out! I don't own Yugioh.

Yami practically jumped out of his car as soon as he reached the beach.

"Myoushu! Where are you?!" he cried.

His answer was a cry of pain.

"Myoushu!"

On a rock laid the injured merboy. His eyes were shut tight, and his hands were covering the wounded tail.

"What happen?!" Yami was out of breath, but still panicked.

"A shark... bit me," Yugi answered shakily.

"Where did you go?" he asked.

"I went... to see... the sunken ship," he whispered. "Are you mad at me?"

'It's my fault,' he thought guiltily. 'I told him to go there.'

Yami just shook his head. "I wouldn't be mad at you for something I caused."

"What do you mean?"

"I told you to see that stupid ship, which had that stupid shark, which got you hurt because I'm so freaking stupid!" he exclaimed going the boy's side.

That's when he noticed a golden box next to him.

"What's this?" he asked looking at the object.

"Oh this?" Myoushu looked at the box and said, "A little treasure I found in the ship." He blushed before adding, "It's part of the reason I got attacked."

Yami raised a brow, but pushed it aside. He would ask for the full story later, but now Myoushu needed help.

"We have to figure out how to help out now," Yami stated.

"Yeah," Myoushu replied. "How about getting over to your house?"

"Aright, now how to get you there?" Yami asked looking at him.

He didn't want Myoushu to be hurt any further than he already was during the transportation. He didn't want to leave him alone any longer either though.

"You think you can handle a bit more pain," he asked finally.

"I think I'll survive," Myoushu answered not sure what Yami was planning.

Yami leaned down to the merboy and picked him up bridal style.

At first Myoushu squirmed like crazy, not use to being picked up, but soon settled down, and leaned into Yami's chest sighing.

"Don't forget about taking my puzzle box, too," reminded Myoushu.

"Alright, I won't," he said leaning back down, allowing the younger to grab the item.

Luckily, Yami's neighborhood didn't have a lot of people in it. Actually, it was very secluded, perfect for sneaking a merman in your house.

Once they got in, Myoushu was amazed by inside of Yami's house.

It was a beautiful looking interior, and had much more variety of colors and objects than his ocean home.

"Wow, you're lucky to have such a wonderful home," Myoushu admired.

Yami laughed and thanked him for the compliment.

They went upstairs to the bathroom, and Yami placed him on the rug, as he got the bathtub ready.

"What's that called?" asked Myoushu watching Yami get the strange object full of water.

"It's called a bathtub, and people use these to get clean."

Myoushu continued to look around the room, trying to see what items Yami had told him about.

He knew that he was laying on a rug and that the bright thing on the ceiling was know as a light.

The one thing that really entranced him, was the white bowl-like thing near him.

Curiously he pulled down on the handle, and jumped in fright when the thing growled at him.

Still curiosity took over, and he watched the water inside swirl around, before disappearing in the hole. A few seconds later, more water appeared.

"Wow, what's this amazing form of entertainment called?" he asked.

Yami laughed out loud noticing how amazed Myoushu was with the least entertaining object in the world. Not to mention the grossest.

"It's called a toilet," he said through laughs.

"What does it do?" Myoushu asked eagerly.

Yami just smiled nervously and replied, "I'll tell you later."

He went over to the merboy, and picked him up gently.

"The bath is ready," Yami told him. "I'm sure you're not used to being so dry, huh?"

"Not really, but a little time away from the water doesn't hurt."

When Myoushu got into the water, he hissed in pain, when the wound made contact with the cool liquid.

"I'll go get the first aid kid," he told the injured boy. "I'll be right back."

While Yami went out for the kit, Yugi leaned his head back, and remembered something his grandpa once told him, while the old man was still alive.

'Yugi my boy, do you know the one thing most mermaid and merman don't know?'
'No grandpa, what?'
'We have this special time of year during a full moon, when we have the chance to transform.'
'Transform into what?'
'I don't know,' the old man laughed. 'I've never tried it.'
'Why not?'
'I'm too much of a chicken,' he replied. 'But something gives me a feeling you're not.'
Yugi smiled at the compliment.
'Do you know how to trigger this transformation?'
'Tell me!' insisted Yugi.
'You must get very dry, my boy,' he told his grandson pointing to his tail. 'Then you'll gain legs.'
'What are legs?'
'Beats me!' he shrugged.

'Hmm, I should ask Yami about that later,' he thought to himself.

Then he was thinking about what his grandpa called him. 'I think I may know how to pronounce my name!'

Just then, Yami walked in with the first aid kit in his hands.

"Sorry it took so long," he apologized. "It was hidden up in a high cabinet ever since one of my friends, Bakura, tried to keep stabbing people with anything sharp he found," Yami explained. "So he was digging in here looking for something."

"Yami, I think I might know what my name is in your tongue," Yugi blabbed out.

"Really?" Yami asked surprised.

'Finally, I get to know his name!'

"It's spelled like this," he told him making letters in the air, as he tried to remember the alphabet that Yami taught him.

"Looks like it's Yugi," he said interpreting it.

Yugi smiled and nodded his head happily.

"Yeah, that sounds just like what my grandpa used to call me!"

"Your grandpa?" Yami asked.

Immediately, Yugi's smile turned into a frown as he replied, "He died a while ago."

Yami's eyes held sympathy before he comforted the merboy, by placing a hand on his shoulder gently.

Yugi gave him a small smile, before turning his attention to the first aid kit.

"So what does this thing do?" he asked pointing to it.

"It helps with injuries and infections that need be cured," he explained. "I don't want to take you to a doctor, because he might show the world what you are."

Yugi nodded his head in agreement.

He didn't want to be discovered after all those horrible things other fish and Yami told him about what they do to experiments.

"First let's get that injured part of your tail dried, so that the medication won't wash off," Yami told him, lifting up the smooth, purple tail gently.

'Dry,' Yugi thought. 'I gotta ask Yami that question.'

"Hey Yami," Yugi asked politely. "What are legs?"

Yami didn't look up at the boy when he answered.

All he did was point to his own legs.

Yugi smiled at the definition.

That was all he needed to know.

See people, I can be nice when I to be! I think I'll try to squeeze in a little bit of Joey and Kaiba in the next chapter. I miss messing with those two. If you want to see what happens next, I need at least three review to make me happy enough to do it. I don't know if it will be updated tomorrow, however, since I'm going to a play. It's one of my favorite musical, "Singin' in the Rain." Well, I'll try to work faster if I get those nice and sometimes threatening reviews:-)