This is quite possibly my weakest drabble, but this weak was so hectic I couldn't write a new one from Sophia's Drabble List so this will do for now I guess. This coming week will be less busy because the grading period is about to end and during school teacher's will give us some crap to do and then go off to work on other things and I will have free time. So be prepared next week for a hot off the press drabble.
In other news I have just gotten Yu Yu Hakusho Vol. 13 and I can't wait to read it! Today I also plan on watching the final DVD in the YYH anime series (I read the manga first)!
So far the average reviews per chapter is 2.6, which is pretty good (if not compared to the popular writers). I really love you guys, you're awesome.
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the Yu Yu Hakusho characters named here. They belong to Yoshihiro Togashi and Co.
Bellicose
Kurama muttered quietly in his sleep as his mother, Shiori, pushed the blanket up to his chin. She sighed and stroked his hair softly as he mumbled something about breaking such a simple code and invading the castle. She shook her head lightly, his dreams were always so vivid and sometimes she could hear him giving orders to a man, like they were in the military. He often mentioned taking the prize, the treasure.
It confused her. He was so mature and trustworthy and yet, he dreamed of war and thieving. His dreams were so bellicose compared to his waking actions. She often thought that he had had a past life filled with wisdom and caring and that was why he was no normal child. He never cried unless hungry, he had become independent since he could walk and he talked so maturely with perfect grammar; a past life was the only reasoning behind it. Reincarnation was a common Buddhist principle and Shiori was a strong believer in it. She was positive her little Shuichi had lived many lifetimes, but could he have been a thief?
Shiori straightened and left the room.
Surely not.
This is the product of Word of the Day self-challenge.
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