A Full Moon

A Full Moon

Flora Winter

I do not own Tsubasa and I’m not making any money off this either.

Summary: I’m not really sure how to summarize this tale of unholy terror. All I do know is that Kurgi is gonna take Fay to bed. I simply adore gay! So, enjoy.

Chapter Two

Birds and Butterflies
Rivers and mountains she creates
But you’ll never know
The next move she’ll make
You can try
But it is useless to ask why
Cannot control her
She goes her own way

“Hmm,” Yuko said, smiling as Fay turned off the CD player, taking out the CD. “It is very nice.”

“I’m so glad,” he said, popping the CD into Mokona’s mouth. “It reminded me of you the instant I heard it on what these people call a ray-dee-oh.”

She chuckled and waved a pale hand at him. “Flattery will get you everywhere, my pretty little wizard.”

“Yuko!” A loud voice screeched angrily from somewhere in the background. “How many bottles have you had? You shouldn’t toss them around! I almost broke my neck!”

“Only nine, Watanuki,” she said, laughing hysterically before sobering. “Now, pay attention, child. You might learn something from Fay here.”

“Huh?” Fay heard the young man ask. He couldn’t see him in the bubble.

“So, you think Kurogane has a little thingy for you, huh?” She asked him with a cocked brow, smiling. “I keep trying to tell Watanuki the same thing about Doumeki.”

“WHAT?” The young man shrieked like an evil spirit. “You do no such thing!”

Fay made a face up at the provocative looking witch. Was she really that drunk? How in the world did she know about Kurgi? Oh, duh. She knew everything.

“Oh, Watanuki,” she giggled like a little school girl. “Stop pretending you haven’t noticed his sly advances at you.”

The young man screamed from somewhere out of the picture and Fay heard a door slam shut with a bang. Yuko was laughing her beautiful face off.

“Tell me,” she said, turning back to him so that she was dead center in the glowing pink sphere. “What is it that you want?”

“Nothing,” he said, smiling. “I just wanted to give you that CD.”

“Uh huh,” she said, not buying it. “Tell Yuko what it is.”

“Well,” he said, playing with a giggling Mokona’s ears. “I think I like Kurgi-Boo.”

“Kurgi-Boo!” She howled, slapping her knee. “I adore it!”

“I came up with it,” Mokona beamed happily.

“Well done,” she said, giving Mokona two thumbs up.

Fay proceeded to tell her what had happened, pausing at intervals so she could catch her breath from laughing, and then continue on again. Hearing himself telling the story made him wonder if he wasn’t just making the whole thing up. But, Mokona had been his star witness.

“What is it that you want me to do?” She asked, wiping the tears of mirth from her eyes.

“I want you to tell me that I’m not wasting my time in hoping that he might have some real feelings for me,” he said, blowing a loose lock out of his eye.

“All right, I’ll do this for some sake from that world you’re in right now,” she said, smiling like a drunkard. “You’re not wasting your time.”

“Really?” He asked, eyes glowing like blue stars.

“Watanuki!” She yelled, turning away from him. “Bring me a beer!”

“Really?” He asked again, scratching his left cheek with an index finger.

She turned back to him with a nod.

“How do you know?” He asked, cocking a delicate yellow brow.

“Isn’t it obvious, darling,” she said, using some weird accent he had never heard before, putting a hand on her cocked hip. “I know everything.”

He blinked. He knew it.

“I see you when you’re sleeping. I know when you’re awake. I know who’s been naughty or nice,” she started singing, and then snarled, getting to her feet. Fay began to get dizzy because the screen was hopping up and down to, following after her. “Where is that boy?” She opened the door, and stomped her foot. “Doumeki! Don’t you dare think you can get away with this in my house!”

Fay could see that there was a tall boy romancing the stunned smaller one, and licking the bowl of what appeared to be chocolate at the same time. It caused him to whistle. The cutie had skills.

“Give me that chocolate!” Yuko yelled and the screen went blank and vanished.

Fay just stood there. They sure were having a good time. It almost made him jealous. He wanted some chocolate, too.

“Aw,” Mokona whined. “Black Mokona was having so much fun.”

The two of them jumped in surprise when the door slid open and then slid shut again. Fay turned to look at the door with a smirk.

“You can come in, Kurgi-Boo,” he said, petting a distraught Mokona. “I won’t bite.”

There was nothing but silence. Had he run away again? He smiled when the door ever so slowly slid open.

“I just want my shirt and shoes,” the ninja said, not looking at him.

“Why?” Fay asked, folding his arms. “So you can come with me and the others to the costume shop?”

Kurogane shook his head and gawked as Fay pulled him by the hands into the room. Mokona was bouncing around their feet.

“Hurry up,” he said, letting go of his bigger hands, tossing him his black shirt. It was made of silk and it was very nice. “Hmm, where are your boots?”

“Hold it,” Kurogane said, catching his shirt, quickly putting it on. “I didn’t say I was going.”

“Here they are,” Fay said, tossing them to him. “We mustn’t keep Sayaoran and the princess waiting, Kurgi-Boo.”

“QUIT CALLING ME THAT, DAMN IT!” Kurogane yelled, catching them, and slipping his feet into them. “AND I’M NOT GOING TO DRESS UP EITHER!”

He crossed his muscular arms over his powerful chest and turned his face to the side. He was striking a pose that clearly said, “You can’t make me, so there.”

Fay lowered his head, having his hair hide his eyes. “Fine…”

“What?” Kurogane asked, sounding shocked as hell.

Fay looked up at him with a warm smile. “You win.”

“I do?” The crimson eyed warrior asked.

Fay nodded. “I clearly can’t make you do what you don’t want to do.”

“Damn straight, wizard,” Kurogane chuckled in triumph.

Mokona was looking up at him.

“Since you don’t want to dress up,” he said, walking towards him. “The very least you can do is see to it that we get the princess safely to the shop and back home.”

“Fine,” Kurogane said, walking from the room in laughter.

“Oh,” Mokona smiled when the door slid shut, turning to hop over to him. “Fay is sly.”

The wicked wizard giggled. “Yep.”

Suddenly the floor under their feet was shaking violently and then it stopped. Kurogane was looming in the doorway. His eyes were on fire in their sockets.

“You tricked me!” He yelled, pointing a razor sharp talon at him.

“Come along, Kurgi-Boo,” he said, putting his hands on his broad chest, pushing him from the room. “We need to get going now.”

“QUIT PUSHING!” Kurogane roared like an avalanche. “I’LL EAT YOUR FACE!”

“Only if you promise to smother it in chocolate first,” Fay laughed, continuing to push him down the hall against his will.

“LET GO OF ME!” He thundered.

“I’m pushing you,” Fay said. “Not pulling, Kurgi-Boo.”

“I’m going to kill you,” Kurogane whispered.

“Wouldn’t you rather kiss me first?” Fay asked, cocking his head to the side.

He had never seen a man’s face turn so red in all his life. Well, there had been that one time, but that guy was being hung for murder.

Fay laughed and hit him on the chest. “You’re too easy.”

“Kiss-kiss!” Mokona squealed. “Kissy with the kiss-kiss!”

“SHUT UP!” Kurogane yelled at Mokona and then turned to growl at the infuriating wizard.

Fay suddenly stood up on tiptoe and gently touched lips with the ninja and slid like a serpent around his tall frame. Mokona whistled and jumped back up into his arms. “I want one, too.”

Fay smiled. “Okay.” He gave Mokona a tiny peck on the jewel, making him giggle happily.

“What?” Kurogane managed to finally ask. “What was that?”

“What was what?” Fay asked him.

“THAT!” Kurogane shouted, pointing at his own mouth.

“Oh,” Fay said, rolling his eyes. “Those would be your lips.”

“Lips,” Mokona echoed him.

“I KNOW!” Kurogane growled, stomping his foot through the floor with a violent crack of polished hardwood.

“Then why ask?” Fay said, pretending to look confused. Wow, that had been sexy. Kurgi was so strong.

The ninja moved to strangle him, but his foot was stuck in the floor. He was trapped!

“Oh,” a voice said. It was the princess. “Here you three are.”

“Sakura!” Mokona sang out in delight. “Mokona wants a kissy-kiss!”

She caught him in her arms. “A kiss?”

Mokona nodded his head. “A kissy-kiss.”

“All right,” she smiled, kissing his cheek. “There you go.”

Mokona giggled happily.

“Sayaoran is downstairs waiting for us,” she said, pointing.

“All right,” Fay said. “You go with Mokona and we’ll be right down.”

“All right,” she said with a blush, turning away with a bouncy Mokona. Fay watched her leave and turned to a very distraught looking Kurgi-Boo. He looked like a wolf caught in a pit.

“Hold still,” he said, gracefully falling to his knees. “You’ll just injure the poor floor even more.”

Kurogane growled at him. “You live to torment me.”

“Indeed,” Fay chuckled, lifting the taller man’s foot out of the hole. “I simply can’t live without causing you to be all hot and bothered.”

“Huh?”

“You can either hit me,” he said, looking up at him with heavenly azure jewels. “Or you can kiss me back, Kurgi.”

Kurogane smirked. “You call that a kiss?”

Fay nodded. “I would call it a chaste kiss.”

The ninja roughly pulled the wizard to his feet, crushing his mouth against his like a wall of lava reaching the ocean. Fay’s eyes widened and he closed them with a moan. He was suddenly released and he fell back against the wall completely breathless.

“That,” Kurogane said, leaning back with a wolfish smirk. “That’s a kiss.”

“Does that mean you’ll go with us?” Fay asked, fighting to control his breathing and his body. Hell, he was fighting not to jump the sexy warrior right there and drag him back to his lair.

Kurogane nodded. “But,” he said, holding up a finger. “I’m not dressing up.”

He watched the swordsman walk away. He couldn’t move because he would fall flat on his face if he did, and he was not going to give the ninja anymore ammo to use.

“Oh, and wizard,” Kurogane said, turning around with magma red eyes. “Don’t ever kiss me again unless you mean it.”

He was suddenly gone and all Fay could do was chuckle in the shadows. “Oh, I’m going to mean it, Kurgi-Pookie,” he said, pushing off the wall, standing in a beam of sunlight. “I’m going to mean it so very much as I have you screaming out my name and squirming like a worm on a hook under me.”

He mentally added a point to Kurgi’s name in his mind.

Fay-950,381

Kuro-Cutie-000,001

He hugged himself in delight. He was going to find Yuko something simply gorgeous and that sake.

“HURRY UP!” Kurogane shouted. “WE’RE WAITING, WIZARD!”

“Were you two,” Sayaoran tried to ask. “You know…in the bath…” He was quickly cut off.

“Do enjoy having teeth, kid?” Kurogane asked.

TBC…

Please review and tell me what you think.

Flora.

Note: Song lyrics belong to Within Temptation. They are made of awesome!