User:Shadowscarxx13/血液バウンド Blood Bound

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I will be posting one chapter of my story weekly/bi-weekly. If I miss a day, I don't need ten different people saying so on the talkpage. I will also be revising it, so if I change anything, I will post the changes I made in the appropriate place on the talkpage.

And no, this story isn't a warriors fanfic. (Though I am in the process of writing a few) Check out the summary below for more info on this story, and my talk page for info about when I will be posting the fanfics.

Summary of 血液バウンド (Blood Bound)
(Coming soon)

Characters
''Warning! Minor spoilers ahead!''

(Coming soon, I can't get the photos to work at the moment)

Chapter 1- A Normal Day. Almost.
"Akarui! Quit it!" Yells Jeison as Akarui tosses a tomato across the lunch table at him. Jeison covers his face, then looks up and dodges another tomato. Kasai and Honō laugh beside me on the narrow bench of the lunch table. "Kesu, heads up!" Kasai shouts as she makes to toss a bread roll at me. I ignore her, and threaten to throw a tater-tot at Jeison. He sticks his tongue out at me and runs his hand through his messy brown hair. "Food fight!" Someone screams. At that moment one of the professors walks in, scolds the kid who yelled 'food fight', and leads him out a door on the far side of the large cafeteria. We all look disappointedly at each other, and I make puppy eyes at Kasai. She giggles and mimics me. "Man, fun's over now!" Complains Honō as she puts down an apple she was going to throw. "Right as it was getting somewhere, too!" Adds Kasai, twirling her golden hair absently. "Alright, lunch is over. Head to your classes,"A professor announces from the front of the large cafeteria. "Your scheduled classes," the professor adds, glaring at my table. We all smile with exaggerated innocence. The professor rolls her eyes. Another professor begins dismissing us by table. My table is dismissed last, and we all race to the door, pushing each other out of the way. I exit into the hall with Honō and Kasai on either side of me. We walk down the long corridor to our Fire Magic class at the end of the hall. As we reach the classroom, there is a commotion inside. "What's going on?" Whispers Honō, nervously fingering her long gold ponytail "Let's find out." I walk in followed by the twins. Someone had managed to set a table on fire, and couldn't figure out how to put it out. A few of the idiotic boys were laughing hysterically, while the kid who set the fire stood bewildered. The whole room is fire-proof, as is all of our supplies for the class. That's what confuses me about the whole thing. "How did this even happen in the first place?" Honō wonders aloud. A baffled professor walks in, takes a look at the wide-eyed student and the flaming table, and says, "You all can head to the Fireyard for sparring and practice. The classroom is closed today. Mistress Yōsei will be waiting for you. Run along now!" He hurriedly shoes us away from the doorway, and we head back along the corridor toward the Fireyard. Peering through the glass wall next to the Fireyard, we see the rest of our class has beat us there; we're the last ones to arrive. Mistress Yōsei beckons to us. We sit on the grass with the other students. We fidget on the itchy grass and listen as she explains the rules for sparring. "You'll have to make groups of two. I will be picking your partners." The class groans. "Oh be quiet, I'll put you with friends if you'd like. Now, you will be allowed to use harming Magic, but everyone will have to get the simulation first. This will make it so you feel pain but don't actually get hurt. You may use any spells you know, but please, try not to destroy too much of this field." She calls us all by name to get the simulation, marking attendance as she does. "Aokakesu Furaito," I get up as she calls my name. She injects the simulation in my shoulder using a long needle and syringe with a blue-green liquid in it. I wince as the needle pierces my arm, and sigh when she's done. I'm not very fond of needles. I go and sit next to Kasai and Honō. Kasai gives me a thumbs-up; she's the only one I've ever told about my fear of needles. She doesn't put me down for it. She doesn't really put anyone down for anything, which is why I told her. And she's amazing at lying and keeping secrets while appearing innocent. "Kasai Yami," Kasai gets up as her name is called, and winks at me. Mistress Yōsei injects her with the simulation, and Kasai sits back beside me when she's done. "Honō Yami," Honō hops up and skips over the dew-filled grass toward Mistress Yōsei. She finishes the rest of the class, and assigns partners. Somehow me and Kasai end up together. "C'mon!" She drags me over to an open space in the corner of the Fireyard. We get in position and she mutters a spell. A ball of fire pelts toward me. I can feel the heat, and I almost instinctively counter with an ice spell. A grey cloud forms over Kasai's head, and little hailstones begin raining on her. "Hey!" She blows away the cloud and creates a wind storm. She summons fire and uses the wind to fuel it. Before I know it, there is a towering wall of fire heading toward me. I mutter a protection spell, and think of the thing that makes me the most angry. I use my anger to fuel Icefire, one of the hardest elements to conjure. It's a risk, but it works. A tsunami twice as tall as Kasai's, glowing electric blue, speeds toward her. I can sense her weakening, and yell over the sound of the sparring around us, "Ready to give up yet?" "Never!" The wave crashes down on her. She falls to the ground, and I momentarily panic, but she recovers, and resumes her defiant stance, which I happily mimic. I stick my tongue out at her, and she shoots fire at me. "Haven't you learned your lesson? Fire isn't strong enough to beat me!" My home tutor taught me that the best way to make someone cocky enough to mess up, is to tick them off. It seems to be working, as Kasai stands steaming, literally, trying to think of another spell to use. Suddenly, I feel dizzy. I look at Kasai to see if it is her doing, but she is still muttering under her breath. My head begins to sway, and black spots appear at the edge of my vision. Kasai looks up and notices my unusual behavior. "Are you okay?" She asks, walking over. I can't answer, because now my head feels as if it was run over by a horse. Pulling a cart. Full of rocks. I feel the ground rushing up to meet me, and hear a voice inside my head, saying, "The whole world is falling apart, Starting with our lives, We can't keep lies in our heart, Trying ensures you die..." Those words are the last thing I hear before I black out.

Chapter 2- The Visitor
(Coming next week!)