Me: Hi there! This is...
Yami: For Ra's sake get on with it!
Yugi: Don't be so rude!
Yami: Screw the rules, I'm Pharaoh!
Yugi: Maybe, but that doesn't entitle you to be rude to people!
Me: Moving swiftly onwards... This is Chapter two! I forgot to say in the last chapter, I don't own Yugioh, or any of the characters in it.
Yami: Too right you don't!
Yugi: Do you want a time-out mister? When did you get so mean?
Me: Enjoy... If you can stand these two arguing a lot... Trust me, it is gonna happen. x
"AAAARRRRGGGGHHHHH!" The 3 of us screamed. The door to the back room opened, and my mother and father burst in, wearing their dressing gowns and slippers.
"Jenna! What are you doing up so early!" My father demanded.
"Can you... not...see...them..." I glanced from my parents to the two in the corner.
"This is ridiculous! This is turning into an obsession! Get to bed young lady! And don't let me catch you doing it again!"
I pelted up the stairs to my room, dived onto my bed and squeezed my eyes shut.
"It's just a dream... only a dream..." I reassured myself. It didn't work.
"Why do you have a poster of us on your wall?" Said the younger voice. I sat up quickly. The smaller one was examining my YU-GI-OH! Poster, while the taller was sat upon the end of my bed.
"You're Yugi Muto," I stuttered.
"Yeah. Who want to know?" Yugi nodded.
"And you're the Pharaoh Yami!" I pointed to the person at the end of the bed.
"How do you know about that?" He asked in shock.
"I know all about you!"
Yugi and the Pharaoh exchanged glances.
"Do you work for Marik?"
"As if!" I laughed. "You guys are awesome! I don't want to kill you!"
"Maybe not. But do you want to steal the Millennium Puzzle?" Yami asked suspiciously. That's when I noticed the thick silver chain around each of their necks. Hung on the end was a gold, upside down pyramid, with a raised up eye emblem on it.
"No way! I'm not taking to Puzzle off you. Relax!" Yugi sat next to his friend.
"So, what DO you want with us? Why did you bring us here?"
"I didn't. One minute, you were in the show, and the next, you were right here!" I argued.
The two frowned in confusion.
"What show?"
'Dammit!' I thought. 'They don't know their cartoons! Why should they? If someone told me I was a cartoon, I'd think they were crazy too!"
"It's a documentary show."
"Wow! We've got a documentary show?" Yugi gasped in delight. I nodded.
"Yeah! You guys are ever so popular!"
Yami moved his gaze to the poster. "So how can they see me? When I've not switched with Yugi and all."
I thought for a moment. "Um, latest technology. They, umm, take peoples brain patterns and, ah, put them together to show who their, y'know, talking to. They do it with little kids to study imaginary friends, and the effect it has on their brain. And stuff." I didn't realise how quickly I could think up a lie like that.
"But I'm not imaginary."
Wow! He believed me! It was a miracle!
"It's the same principal really."
Yugi sighed, and leant back against the wall. "Not much we can do now though is there?"
The Pharaoh frowned. "We need to get back asap. If not Marik will..."
"Hate to break it to you, but he has. Taken over the world,that is."
"NO!" Yami and Yugi exclaimed. I nodded gravely.
"I'm so sorry guys." Yugi bit his lip.
"Joey... Tristan, Tea! No no no..." He put his head over his knees. Yami put his hand on Yugi's shoulder comfortingly.
My mother yelled for me to go to sleep. The Pharaoh agreed, as he and Yugi needed to talk anyway. So I put my head down and fell asleep, being lulled to sleep by Yugi sobs.
When I awoke the next morning, I was surprised to still see them there. Yugi was curled up on my couch, the Pharaoh sitting cross-legged next to him, resting his head on the wall and using his jacket as a cushion.
"I was hoping it was all a dream." I said quietly. Yami opened one violet eye.
"Yeah." He sat up, and stretched, his jacket falling down the side of the couch onto a pile of my YU-GI-OH! Graphic novels. He picked up the first volume of YU-GI-OH!, and examined it curiously. "Since when was I 'A master gambler who recklessly challenges evil-doers to Shadow Games of life and death,'?
"They like to change the storyline to make the book more interesting. You're kinda evil-ish in the first few books. Yugi softens you down."
Yami smiled. "Yes. Yugi's young spirit and pure mind help me to stay off the Mind Crushing."
I laughed.
"You do a lot worse than Mind Crushing in that book."
"What do you mean?" Yami began. Just then,Yugi stirred next to him, and rolled of the edge of the sofa. I giggled, and Yami lifted him back up.
"Good Morning Yugi,"
Yugi rubbed his eyes. "Are we still here?"
"Unfortunately, my friend." Yami confirmed.
"What is that supposed to mean!" I protested.
"Don't take it personally. Yami says stuff like that all the time."
"That isn't fair!"
I laughed again. Those two were so funny! After their short lived argument, we became better acquainted. I introduced myself and the other two proceeded to tell their story so far. I knew it off by heart already, but I listened anyway. It was fun to hear it from their point of view.
"Jenna! Are you getting for school?" My mum yelled.
"Yeah!" I replied. I dragged my school uniform out of the wardrobe.
"Hey, that looks like the Domino High girls uniform," Yugi said in surprise. "Except it's blue."
I nodded. "Yeah. Kids my school got the chance to design the school uniforms once. Me and the nerd herd all designed an Japanese sailor suit. And the boy's uniform is just like the Domino High male outfit. So you guys should fit right in. If anyone could see you..." I sighed.
Yugi and Yami glanced at each other uncomfortably. "Do you want us to come Jenna?"
"Do you want to hang around here all day where the only thing to do is read comics about your own life?" I replied. Yugi grinned.
"I never thought I'd say this but, let's go to school."
Me: So that's Chapter two! Hope you enjoyed it!
Yami: You still haven't explained about The Mind Crushing!
Me: You do not want to know, trust me.
Yami: … …
Yugi: Wise choice.
Me: Please review with ways to make it better, and stay tuned for Chapter three!