Welcome to the UK [Chapter 4]
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esp_dragonFandom: Beyblade/ Harry Potter crossover
Summary: After arriving in the UK to promote beyblading, the Bladebreakers are kidnapped by men in black robes wanting the power of their bitbeasts. Kai isn't too pleased. Then the other people that he meets just. Aren't. Normal.
Rating: K
Notes: Set after the first season of Beyblade. Set after the either PoA or GoF. I keep on forgetting.
Genre: General/ Humour
Word count: 930
Status: Work in Progress
Kai's eyebrow twitched. "How exactly is this a vacation?" At that point, Kai and the rest of the Bladebreakers were signing autographs in some shop that Kai couldn't be bothered remembering. Signing his name over and over was monotonous (not surprisingly), the girls wouldn't be quiet and then there was the adoring stares they were on the receiving end of. At least the cameras had stopped flashing. Mostly. There were still the cameras that the fans had - the good thing was the flash from their cameras didn't blind you for thirty seconds.
"Cheer up Kai," Ray said from beside him. He finished signing the piece of paper and passed it onto Max. "It's called a vacation because we're not training. It probably doesn't seem like a vacation to you since we're doing all this promotional work, but to us, it is."
"I can tell because Tyson is having fun." On the other side of Kai, Tyson was laughing at a joke a fan had told him. "How long is this signing?"
Ray smiled weakly at him. "About another five hours."
It had only been about an hour and Kai was already feeling like he wanted it to end. It didn't help that he and everyone else had been kept up most of the night before because of some demented rat. 'I am not going to slam my head on the table. I am not -' The mantra stayed in his head for a while.
:-:-:
'Another reason why I hate being famous,' Kai thought sourly. 'If we do these signings too much, we won't be able to hold our launchers.' Glancing at the clock on the wall, Kai's mood was lifted to see that there was an hour left before they could stop. The line had diminished considerably as well. While he was distracted, a piece of paper was shoved in his face.
Kai took the piece of paper and was about to glare at the offender when he was elbowed by Tyson. He put the piece of paper down without a word - or a glare. He was quite pleased with that. 'I'm not sulking.' At least most fans handed you whatever they wanted you to sign semi-calmly.
"Name?"
"Dudley Dursley."
Kai was just about able to stop his face from slipping from its mask; he really couldn't say anything with his own name. After he finished, he passed it onto Ray before it was snatched from his hands. Looking up, Kai was surprised to see that there was another boy behind Dudley but he didn't have a piece of paper or the like on him. That boy looked at him but was pulled away by his mother.
'Favouritism.' Before Kai could continue the thought, a fan pulled out her camera and the flash brought his attention to her. Mentally shrugging (Someone came and didn't get an autograph. So what?) he pulled the book towards him and lifted the pen again.
:-:-:
Tyson grinned. "That was fun." He and the rest of the Bladebreakers were just leaving the shop after finishing signing things for everyone there.
Kai glared at him. Tyson didn't seem at all that bothered that he had just spent about six hours doing nothing but writing out his name. Then again, that was probably challenging for him.
"So... what do you think we should do now?" Max asked.
"Well, we haven't seen everything in London yet," Kenny reasoned. "We still have the rest of the day so it's probably too early to return to the hotel."
They stopped when they heard Tyson's stomach rumble. "Eh, how about we grab a bite to eat first?" he said, looking a little embarrassed.
Ray looked around. "There's a Mcdonalds right there." He pointed in its direction.
Tyson's grin widened. "Can we go? It's not exactly healthy but we've been going to those restaurants ever since we've been here and they are cheap." He tried to look pleading in Kai's direction; since Kai was the teamleader they turned to him for every little decision sometimes.
Kai rolled his eyes. "Fine, but we're ordering it as a take-out - I don't want to stay in there longer than needed."
"Yay!"
:-:-:
'Maybe this wasn't such a good idea,' Kai thought as he walked out of Mcdonalds. Glancing inside the bag once more, the fried chips looked like it was basically all oil and he hadn't yet ventured into the box where his 'cheeseburger' was supposed to be.
As he pushed the door open, Kai nearly bumped into someone. Looking up, Kai saw that it was a boy wearing glasses with messy black hair. Kai kept his gaze on him because he looked familiar.
"Oh, sorry," the boy apologised. "Did you just finish the signing?" he asked when Kai didn't look away.
Oh, that's why he looked familiar. Kai nodded. "Tyson got hungry and this was the closest place to buy food."
The boy smiled a little bit. "Ah, my cousin is still in there and we've been here for quite some time already."
"Okay." Kai had to step out of the way when the door behind him opened.
"Kai, you coulda waited ya know," Tyson complained.
"So what should we go see?"
"We haven't seen the changing of the guard yet."
A small pause. "Ack! If we run, we can just about make it!"
While Kai followed his running comrades (he was walking though) he turned around to see that the boy was already inside. 'Hm. Just another fan. I won't see him again.' Kai continued to follow his teammates.
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Summary: After arriving in the UK to promote beyblading, the Bladebreakers are kidnapped by men in black robes wanting the power of their bitbeasts. Kai isn't too pleased. Then the other people that he meets just. Aren't. Normal.
Rating: K
Notes: Set after the first season of Beyblade. Set after the either PoA or GoF. I keep on forgetting.
Genre: General/ Humour
Word count: 930
Status: Work in Progress
Kai's eyebrow twitched. "How exactly is this a vacation?" At that point, Kai and the rest of the Bladebreakers were signing autographs in some shop that Kai couldn't be bothered remembering. Signing his name over and over was monotonous (not surprisingly), the girls wouldn't be quiet and then there was the adoring stares they were on the receiving end of. At least the cameras had stopped flashing. Mostly. There were still the cameras that the fans had - the good thing was the flash from their cameras didn't blind you for thirty seconds.
"Cheer up Kai," Ray said from beside him. He finished signing the piece of paper and passed it onto Max. "It's called a vacation because we're not training. It probably doesn't seem like a vacation to you since we're doing all this promotional work, but to us, it is."
"I can tell because Tyson is having fun." On the other side of Kai, Tyson was laughing at a joke a fan had told him. "How long is this signing?"
Ray smiled weakly at him. "About another five hours."
It had only been about an hour and Kai was already feeling like he wanted it to end. It didn't help that he and everyone else had been kept up most of the night before because of some demented rat. 'I am not going to slam my head on the table. I am not -' The mantra stayed in his head for a while.
'Another reason why I hate being famous,' Kai thought sourly. 'If we do these signings too much, we won't be able to hold our launchers.' Glancing at the clock on the wall, Kai's mood was lifted to see that there was an hour left before they could stop. The line had diminished considerably as well. While he was distracted, a piece of paper was shoved in his face.
Kai took the piece of paper and was about to glare at the offender when he was elbowed by Tyson. He put the piece of paper down without a word - or a glare. He was quite pleased with that. 'I'm not sulking.' At least most fans handed you whatever they wanted you to sign semi-calmly.
"Name?"
"Dudley Dursley."
Kai was just about able to stop his face from slipping from its mask; he really couldn't say anything with his own name. After he finished, he passed it onto Ray before it was snatched from his hands. Looking up, Kai was surprised to see that there was another boy behind Dudley but he didn't have a piece of paper or the like on him. That boy looked at him but was pulled away by his mother.
'Favouritism.' Before Kai could continue the thought, a fan pulled out her camera and the flash brought his attention to her. Mentally shrugging (Someone came and didn't get an autograph. So what?) he pulled the book towards him and lifted the pen again.
Tyson grinned. "That was fun." He and the rest of the Bladebreakers were just leaving the shop after finishing signing things for everyone there.
Kai glared at him. Tyson didn't seem at all that bothered that he had just spent about six hours doing nothing but writing out his name. Then again, that was probably challenging for him.
"So... what do you think we should do now?" Max asked.
"Well, we haven't seen everything in London yet," Kenny reasoned. "We still have the rest of the day so it's probably too early to return to the hotel."
They stopped when they heard Tyson's stomach rumble. "Eh, how about we grab a bite to eat first?" he said, looking a little embarrassed.
Ray looked around. "There's a Mcdonalds right there." He pointed in its direction.
Tyson's grin widened. "Can we go? It's not exactly healthy but we've been going to those restaurants ever since we've been here and they are cheap." He tried to look pleading in Kai's direction; since Kai was the teamleader they turned to him for every little decision sometimes.
Kai rolled his eyes. "Fine, but we're ordering it as a take-out - I don't want to stay in there longer than needed."
"Yay!"
'Maybe this wasn't such a good idea,' Kai thought as he walked out of Mcdonalds. Glancing inside the bag once more, the fried chips looked like it was basically all oil and he hadn't yet ventured into the box where his 'cheeseburger' was supposed to be.
As he pushed the door open, Kai nearly bumped into someone. Looking up, Kai saw that it was a boy wearing glasses with messy black hair. Kai kept his gaze on him because he looked familiar.
"Oh, sorry," the boy apologised. "Did you just finish the signing?" he asked when Kai didn't look away.
Oh, that's why he looked familiar. Kai nodded. "Tyson got hungry and this was the closest place to buy food."
The boy smiled a little bit. "Ah, my cousin is still in there and we've been here for quite some time already."
"Okay." Kai had to step out of the way when the door behind him opened.
"Kai, you coulda waited ya know," Tyson complained.
"So what should we go see?"
"We haven't seen the changing of the guard yet."
A small pause. "Ack! If we run, we can just about make it!"
While Kai followed his running comrades (he was walking though) he turned around to see that the boy was already inside. 'Hm. Just another fan. I won't see him again.' Kai continued to follow his teammates.