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Daisuke woke up at the sound of his alarm clock: and it meowed. He was such a feminine guy, loving flowers, kittens, and butterflies. He had a handcrafted vase with flowers in it near his wardrobe, and they were all white roses. He admired a particular rose: white roses, along with the normal red ones. Rubbing his eyes, he stretched and poked his clock gently to shut it up. His mother was resting in the other room: she wasn't that sick, though. His mother could still make some mean food, so she should be okay when he left for school. Maybe I should relax her, he thought. Daisuke crawled out of his bed and put on his longsleeved collared shirt, and pulled the sleeves up to meet his elbows. He wrapped his scarf around his neck, and slipped on his (very) tight skinny jeans, along with putting on his beige converse shoes.
He gently tip-toed into his mother's bedroom, and he glowed pink. A single rose appeared in his hand, and he took a deep breath and blew. The rose swayed to the side and let out a relaxing fragrance, to help his mother sleep. "I'll be back later," he murmured, as he made the rose disappear. The boy walked into his bedroom and picked up his backpack, heading towards the door to leave. Daisuke grabbed the house keys from the wall, exited the house and locked the door.
"I'm too lazy to transport," he murmured to himself tiredly as he rubbed his big eyes again, his natural blush as bright as ever. Daisuke made his way down the sidewalk, and turned a sharp corner. Maybe he'd meet a friend along the way.
Maybe.
Takeo opened his sleepy eyes, to find his younger sister pulling his blankets off of him, in an attempt to wake the sleepy teenager up. "Takeo! Get your butt up! You'll be late for school!"
"Yeah, I got it Suki. I'll be up in a minute."
"Okay, mom's got breakfast cooking." she said walking out of the room. Takeo sighed into his pillow, not wanting to get his sleep-deprived body out of bed. He eventually did though, showering, and putting on clothes which consisted of a white collared shirt, a red tie, a blue jacket, and black jeans. He ate his eggs and toast, and argued with his sister for a few minutes about the length of her skirt, which ended with her throwing a textbook at him (He caught it with telekinesis), and storming out angrily.
Takeo said goodbye to his mother, and headed out the door, toward the academy, for another day at school. On his way, he noticed Daisuke Itsuji walking, and decided to walk beside him. "Good morning Itsuji-chan!" he said, with a smile.
"Eh. Sorry," he apologized quietly. "I hate bugs." Daisuke nervously fiddled with a lock of his blonde hair, his innocent blue eyes glaring at the beetle. It was almost rainbow colored, and it was shiny. His natural blush deepened from his sudden 'bug-freaked' outburst, as he gently kicked the beetle into the road next to them. "I hope someone runs it over," he whispered, mainly to himself as his glare faded and was replaced with an innocent, cute look. His gaze shifted back to Takeo. His cheeks still red with his blush, he smiled sheepishly.
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I woke up and smiled the tiniest bit, looking around at my apartment. Yes, mine. Even though I'm a minor and living by myself.
I took a shower quickly, then try to figure out what to wear. I look in my closet and grab a pair of tightfitting denim capris and a dark purple half sleeved hoodie type top, the kind that ends at your elbows. I slipped on dark purple converse and clipped up some of my hair with a hairtie, the fancy kind that showed two dark purple spheres.
I grabbed a carton of orange juice from the refrigerator as well as a granola bar, my lunch already packed and in my bag, then headed outside. I wish desperately that I could sing, but then my gift would act up on any random strangers within earshot, something I didn't want to deal with this morning. I keep walking, realizing that there were at least a couple of people behind me when I turned onto another street.
Oh, well, whatever, If there's two of them, it isn't likely that they'll try to talk to me. I sip my orange juice as I look around and listen. There were a lot of birds out today. Well, I didn't blame them. It was actually a pretty nice day outside.
"Crap. I don't see what the big deal is. Nothing special even happened last year." Hide sighed to himself as he got out of bed and headed over to his bathroom. Hide took a shower and brushed his teeth, then went to his waredrobe after finishing up his hygiene. He heard his door slowely opening as Mei came in with a pale blush on her face.
"E-excuse me young master, but master Madenre has instructed me to start helping you get dressed in the morning." The young maid turned just a bit redder as she said this. Hide could tell there was a fair amount of hesitation in her voice. "What's that old man thinking. I'm 17 years old. I can dress myself. Honestly, he must be going senile. Don't worry about it, Mei. I can get ready on my own." Hide dismissed her, as he finished putting on his sleeveless black hoodie-shirt with red-lined rims.
"I-is that so? Well then, please excuse me young master." She then closed the door and went to take care of her daily chores. Hide could tell she was relieved, as he heard her let out a little sigh on the other side of the wall. He has extremely good hearing.
It had been a year since Hideaki had been adopted by the man known as Madinre Takamiya. He had grown used to the mansion, but refers to Madinre as an old man, even though he is only 38.
Madinre is a man shrouded in mystery. Almost no one has seen his true appearence, because of the fact that he wears a large black hat covering his eyes, and a small skull-like facemask covering his nose and mouth. Hideaki never bothered trying to figure out what Madinre really looks like, but he figured that there might as well be an old man hiding behind that mask and hat. All he knows is that Madinre is a rich business man(although he dosen't know what kind of business he conducts), and he has some ties with the school Hide goes to.
Hideaki grabbed his schoolbag, and opened his room door, heading over to the dining area. Surprisingly, he wasn't as hungry as he ussually is, and only grabbed a piece of toast that already layed on the table.
"Good morning, young master. Would you like me to drive you to school this morning?" It was Nervana. One of Madinre's senior maids, who yet seemed to be in her late 20's. "No thanks, Nervana. I'd rather walk to school today." Hide rejected her offer, and began leaving the dining area. Hide didn't want all the attention of coming to school in a limo, as he got last year. This was his 2nd time attending Kokon Highschool Academy of SA, and he had taken up the role of the Survivalist club captain before school even started. Apparently he had until the end of the 2nd week of school to get at least 2 other members to join. This was going to be tricky seeing as Hide didn't make any real friends last year.
Hideaki was now walking on the sidewalk towards school. He sided and scratched his head, trying to calm himself down. "I really hate first days." He mumbled to himself. He noticed that there were about 3 other teenagers behind him, who all seemed to be attending his school. 'They must be 1st years. Maybe I could get some of them to join.' He thought in wonder. By now he had already finished his toast.
His attention then turned to a cat he saw around the corner, few yards ahead. He looked back to the people behind him, and then back to the cat. 'I'll make this fast.' Hide decided before he ran over and around the corner searching for the cat. It seemed to have run underneath an old house. It looked to be abandoned. Hide starred at it a little while and then walked over to where the cat hid itself. He looked over his shoulder once more to make sure no one was looking and then took out a can of wet cat food from his bag. It was tuna flavoured. "Here, here. I'm not going to hurt you." Hide opened the can and put it closer and closer to the edge of the ditch. The cat came out surprisingly fast, and began feasting on the food immideatly. "I bet that tastes good, huh?" Hide said lovingly, as he pet the cat. Completely aware of any prying eyes.
"Good morning!" He said to Levienne.
"Good morning!" He said to Levienne.
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I freaked out inwardly and outwardly, kept walking. Well, it was a mostly inward reaction, except for the fact that I almost choked on my orange juice. I am going to get him back for that one. It is the equivalent of yelling 'BOO!' behind someone.
I think about it. It must have been one of the boys who were walking behind me. They were the only ones near me who I knew would have powers like telepathy. I debate turning around and shaking them or bashing their heads together. It's probably not a good idea to start the new school year like that.
Most definitely not. But I don't like almost choking on my orange juice, and I needed to do something. I turn around, put my hands on my hips, and looked at both of them.
I immediately knew it was the boy with the brown hair and brown eyes, not the blushing one. I waited for him to walk up to me, and his name became known to me. Oh... I love my sixth sense. "Kukai Takeo, is that you?" I asked, sweetly. I love pranking people. This is going to be nasty. But if I hear one more question about whether I'm human or not... someone's going to pay and it ain't gonna be me.
The next time the alarm rang, Isaac was inside the apartment’s bathroom dressing himself after having taken a quick shower. This time he walked over to the alarm clock and picked it up, turning it upside-down and flipping the switch to silence it for good. Or at least until tomorrow.
Before returning to the bathroom, he took a peek outside the window near his bed. Looking up at the morning sky he mumbled, “Blue today…” then picked a stripped blue tie out of his dresser. It took him all of four minuets before he was dressed and his single strap bag, he headed out the door. As he walked down the stairs of the small apartment building, a voice called out to him. “Morning Isaac! Off to school?” Isaac turned his head to see the landlord sitting in fold out chair with a beer in his hand and a cooler beside him. “Think so.” Isaac responded with a nod, walking over his bike, which was sitting against the wall next to the landlord.
The landlord let out a deep laugh as Isaac fiddled with his bike lock. “Haha! Highschool! Those were the days!” Isaac looked over at the tan and muscular man who was probably in his late thirties or early forties. “Well, best of luck to ya there Isaac. Try not to have too much fun. Cheers!” The landlord raised his half empty beer can towards Isaac as he passed with his bike. “Cheers.” Isaac said absentmindedly as he rasied up a hand a softly fist bumped the raised can. The man let out another deep laugh. “Ha! That’s the spirit! Wish all my tenants were as easy going as you Isaac!” Isaac, already peddling off toward down the road, gave a single wave over his head without looking back. “What a cool kid, wish I had one like him.” The landlord said to himself as he took a sip of his beer and leaned back in his fold out chair.
Isaac peddled leisurely in the direction of his school. Still caught in his morning grogginess, he his mind was calm and mostly blank. As he passed a couple of students crouched over he turned his head to look at them. Something on the ground? Wonder what it is. Would be cool if it was a meteor…. He thought as he watched them instead of the road. When he turned to look where he was going, he noticed he was about to crash into a girl and a boy that were talking.
Not wanting to hit them, he quickly changed directions, swerving out of the way. He barely missed hitting the two, but seemed to recover without crashing and continue on his path. However, a few feet after he had regained control he stopped the bike. Was that? He asked himself as he went over what he had seen while he had been swerving.
He got off the bike and walked back toward the two, but before he reached them he stopped. Turning his head toward a very full trash bin that was chained to a lamppost. “Jackpot.” He said with a small, lazy grin on his face. He then walked himself and his bike over to the side of the bin.
Eying his target, he picked up a moldy and half eaten piece of flavored bread. Picking it up off of the top of the bin, he removed what remained of the wrapper and devoured the bread chuck in one gulp. After finishing, he patted his belly. Then, turning back toward the others, he waved and headed in their direction. He remembered that the last time he had talked on the phone with his father, that he had promised to try and make some friends this year. Isaac thought that now was as a good time as any to start.
"Listen to me. You better not tell anyone about this. You got that?!" Hideaki threatened intimidatingly.
As he did this, fuses of copperwire began sparking everywhere inside the house. "Crap! I better calm down." Hide turned his attention from Daisuke and went to a window. He looked through it and began reconnecting the wires with his mind. He wasn't however, able to reconnect the plastic covering around it. "Oh well." He sighed as he sent the wire back into the areas where he saw them pertruding from.
The loud noise that was coming from the sparks had scared away the cat, but it seemed to have finished the food Hide had given it. "Now look at what you did." Hide grimaced as he looked back to Daisuke. "Now you owe me. To make up for this, I'm gonna make you join my club. Welcome to the Survivalist club." Hideaki placed a hand on Daisuke's shoulder while giving him one of his devilishly evil grins.
He then noticed 3 others, and moved quickly to kick the can further underneath the house, as to get rid of any evidence of what he was doing. "Close save. Great job Hideaki." He congradulated himself as if he had just scored the winning kick in a soccer game. By the way he kicked the can, he could probably be good enough to win a soccer game too.
"The Survivalist Club? That's like death to me! I'm practically as delicate as the roses I wield! I'd die being on a mountain!" Daisuke ranted, as he smacked Hideaki's hand away from his shoulder and he stumbled backwards to stare at Hideaki, his innocent eyes shaking gently from the scary boy, but he chuckled once he got a good look at the boy from a bit away.
"You don't look that scary," he murmured, cocking his head to the side. "You look kind of cute, not to be in a weird way, but as a simple compliment. Any girl would probably think that, unless they're..well, I don't know. I'm not good with words," he shrugged. "I'm nice to people who are mean anyways. Want a rose?" Daisuke asked kindly, as he spun in a circle and a red dust floated from the sky and built up to form a rose in his hand. "Unless of course you want me to knock you out with it," he said rather joyfully.
"Well seeing as this guy is my first member, I just need one more person before I can officially start the club." Hideaki mumbled to himself, as he thought.
All of a sudden, something caught his ear that irritated him a great deal.
"What was that?... What the hell did you just call me?!" Hideaki spun around and gave Daisuke a look of pure anger. "Nobody calls me cute! You hear?! Nobody!" Hideaki began moving swiftly over to Daisuke as he tried to play off his earlier statement.
He then stopped, the intimidation now leaving his face, as the boy offered him a rose and then began spinning around.
'Weird.' Was all Hideaki could think of to decribe the sight before him. But what Daisuke said next interested him.
"Oh! So you think you can knock me out? That a challenge?" Hideaki asked, with a hint of excitement in his voice.
He then reached out and touched a fence which stood next to him. A large portion of the pole, as well as some lining instantly formed a particularly sinister-looking scythe, which Hideaki spun around and then held in a battle stance.
"Should I come at you, or would you like to make the first attack?" Hideaki taunted, ready for some action. He needed some relief from the oh-so-stessful first day, afterall.
"Oh, my," he murmured, tapping his bottom lip. "Where did the others go? Most all, I wonder where Takeo and Aoi are. I think Takeo stopped to talk to Levienne, and Aoi, I've no idea. Ohh! Maybe I'll talk to Isaac! Oh, I don't know. Maybe I'll find Hea. Oh, there's so many choices," he murmured, shaking his head slowly as he was mainly talking to himself. "What do you think, friend?" He asked happily, expecting a rather rude insult or a slash to the face with the scythe. Oh well, what happens is what happens after all. Who knows what'll happen next? Maybe a monster will dash around the corner and kill them all, but which, is probably a bit impossible unless you're under your bed.
Bed monsters, that is!
That had to be the biggest pack of lies Aoi had ever thought of. He lost focus of anything he was doing and.. SMACK!
Aoi slammed into the Fence. A few groans and mumbles later, he was OK. Shaking from side to side in confusion. "Aoi-Kun better keep his head on today, or he'll probably get himself knocked out again. Like the year before, and the year before that, and...
He looked up and saw the only person that was as Feminine as him. "Ossu! ~ Daisuke-Sama!" He said, smiling his usual smile. He then turned to Hideaki. "Watch out with the big Scythe. You might cut yourself - And nobody would gain from that. Especially someone as cute as you. Watching the blood pour out would be an ugly sight." He said, still smiling. He took out his Flute and Played it normally. - Not like he had a reason to use his power.
"He even got angry when I said I could knock him out. I hope he realizes soon that I don't even have to fight him," he murmured, his gaze still on the feminine-but-scary looking boy.
"How are you doing today?"
(OOC: Sorry for the super-short post.)
'Why the hell does he keep spinning. The more this guy talks, the more I want to cut him down.' Hideaki began showing large signs of irritation at this point. Most of all the anger vein mark on his forehead. 'Did he just call me his friend?' Hideaki began raising the scythe above his head, ready to bring down on the boy as he was rambling. He stopped himself just in time. "No, no. I need him for the club. Let him live for now, Hide." Hide mumbled trying to talk himself out of it.
All of a sudden another boy ran into the fence Hide had used to make the scythe. "Not another idiot!" Hide blurted while thinking outloud. "C-cute..." Hideaki had to restrain himself from beheading the boy at the mere mention of the word. 'What's with the flute?!' Hideaki shook his head from side to side, trying to calm himself down. "For the good of the club. For the good of the club." He chattered over and over again. He and Daisuke seemed to know each other. "H-hey. Would you perhaps like to join the club, I and your friend are in?" Hideaki asked Aoi with an unussually nice voice, and expression. It almost hurt him to smile to widely.
Right after yet another person showed up. "The idiots are multiplying! Wait. This one "seems" normal!" Hideaki thought out loud once again. He placed his hand on the lad's shoulder, and gave him the same painful smile as Aoi. "Hey! So how about joining the Survivalist club?" Hideaki now felt that he barf any second from the niceness. The scythe layed on the grass, now completely forgotten.
Getting closer to the male, and not even blushing because of a bit annoyed he was, he held the rose in his other hand and put a glowing hand on Hideaki's cheek. He began muttering words, some either Japanese or English words originating from Latin. Daisuke's aura glowing a bit darker this time, since he was building up his supposed "energy", and silently begging it would shut up this yapping and challenging individual, he rolled his eyes a bit in a challenging way.
"Ew," he simply stated, before he attempted to connect lips with the boy so his power could fully work.
Well. This should be interesting. I bet you he'll try to cut my head off afterwards. Wait, you? Who was Daisuke talking to in his mind anyway?!
Well, not that she was complaining. She had always liked the pretty Japanese houses and paintings and origami and cherry blossoms anyway.
Being lost in her own world, she failed to notice her surroundings till she caught something sparkling out of the corner of her eyes.
Or rather, someone, she corrected herself as a young boy, practically glowing pink and with a sparkling background of pink - how was that even possible was she hallucinating again? - tried to kiss another boy with a shock of white hair, who also happened to be holding a scythe.
"I knew I should have listened to the librarian!" she announced to no one in particular, quite sure this was a figment of her imagination, because really, what else could it be? People did not attempt to randomly kiss other people of the same gender who were incidentally holding a scary-looking scythe while sparkling pink. That was just ... impossible. Right? What was next - pink unicorns?
Cecelia found herself cursing her curiosity - a frequent occurrence - for making her go to the section of the library that the elderly librarian had expressly forbade her to enter.
"But why shouldn't I go there?" she had protested.
"Just believe me, Ellie-san. You don't want to know what's in there."
"As you say, Hiroko-san. I won't go there." Cecelia conceded rather demurely.
Of course, that didn't stop her from sneaking in the moment Mr. Hiroko's back was turned to her.
Lets just say that while she didn't mind the general shounen-ai theme much, she still wished what has been seen could be unseen.
"Animal Controlling. It's simple really." He muttered, still trying to play to keep the cat focused. He stopped, and the cat fell asleep. "Daisuke-Chan.." Aoi muttered, his Psycopathic voice kicking in slightly. "Make him relax before i force him. Ofcourse, you're able to do that by Kissing - Correct?"
Aoi went back to normal, and smiled playfully at Hideaki. "I hope you don't mind getting kissed, Mr. "Survivalist Club." After all, this is unique. Getting to feel Daisuke's power in action." He laughed, playing his flute again. This time, slowly in an attempt to calm Hide down.
'Wait a minute... Was this kid really serious about that kiss thing? What kind of power is that?' As Hideaki thought this, he noticed that he had dropped his scythe. 'Damn. Guess I can't count on that right now. Hideaki then noticed that his hand was still on Takeo's shoulder. He concentrated on moving his hand to the back of Takeo's head, although it was incredibly hard, considering his current condition. 'You want to kiss me that bad, kid?' Hideaki taunted Daisuke in his mind. 'Like...' At this point he couldn't even finish the thought. Just before their lips were about to make contact, he let out a loud yell. "LIKE HELL!!!" He exclaimed while bring Takeo's head smashing into the side of Daisuke's. It took all of his willpower to do so, and he nearly keeled over afterwards. Instead of passing out, he merely fell on his ass and began shaking his head to try and wake up.
"Those are some strange yet impressive powers you've got there..." Hideaki began saying once he could talk once again. He stood up abruptly and pointed at Aoi. "If we run into any wildlife, you can put them to sleep! That way we don't get arrested for killing species on the verge of going extinct!" He exclaimed, although the last part was a bit exaggerated.
He then pointed his finger at Daisuke. "You could also do that. One little peck, and they won't be any trouble. You could also help if he get hypothermia or something, and can't fall asleep!" That last part was also exaggerated. Obviously sleeping wouldn't be the only thing someone needs to treat hypothermia, but Hideaki isn't exactly the most knowledgable in the medical field.
"Yes. You are both perfect for this club. If it comes to things like mountain climbing, then you can count on me. I'm sure there is plently of iron and I think some platinum in most of them, so we should be fine." Hideaki then walked over to his scythe and started walking toward's Aoi. "But I don't want you using that damn flute on me again." He said, getting in Aoi's face intimidatingly, and then withdrawing.
He continued walking past Aoi to the fence behind him. He then touched one end of the scythe to the fence and it immideatly reverted back into the fence, filling up the missing bars. Hideaki had the design for the scythe safely implanted into his brain, so he could make an exact replica easily. "Well. We'll talk about this some more later. I'll come find both of you depending if we have the same lunch period. If not then I'll hun-... seek you out afterschool." He said, covering up at the end. Hideaki then grabbed his schoolbag off the floor and made a run for it, since more people seemed to be attracted to the spot. 'I just wanted to play with that cat...' Hideaki sighed, as he began instinctually jumping on and off the roofs of houses.
'Ack. Now I'm getting sleepy. Why couldn't I just cough my lungs out,' he thought a bit angrily, before his eyelids fluttered and he lurched forward again, laying on his side, basically asleep/fainted.
Aoi shook himself out of his state, and watched Daisuke lurch forward. "Nope!" He shouted, kneeling infront of him, catching his head on Aoi's lap. "You'll be okay, man. Just hang on." He whispered, propping his head up against his arm. "Hey! Takeo! You okay?!" He shouted. Aoi still had his flute in his hand, and every so often it gently tapped Daisuke's head. "We don't have time for this, Daisuke-Chan. Wake up, we need to get to school." He grunted, a chibi -3- face coming over him.
"Ow. Stupid kid with his stupid head-banging and stupid scythe and stupid club. I'm not meeting him after school," he muttered, rubbing the back of his head which still hurt. "Is Takeo okay?" He asked groggily, also a hint of annoyance in his voice. That stupid idiot. As much as I want to pierce his skin with a thorn whip, it's always good to be nice. Just be nice, he said to himself, and just sighed and flopped onto the ground. "Thanks, Aoi-chan," he said with a thankful nod. "Are you gonna meet him after school?"
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