Welcome to the UK [Chapter 11]
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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: ^ ^; The character voices aren't as clear as they used to be. Tyson and Max seem to sound pretty much alike at the moment.
And hey look! Another person's PoV that isn't Kai or an OC! :O
The chapter title is about what Tyson was saying near the start.
Lost the notebook I had for this fanfic so i had to re-write the beginning of it.
Sarcy Kai makes him slightly more talkative?
Genre: General/ Humour
Word count: 1,483
Total word count: 11,312
Status: Work in Progress
Kai looked up from Marinka at the sound a camera. Scanning the crowd suspiciously, Kai couldn’t see anyone who was looking in his direction with or without a camera. And if it really was someone who recognised him and took a picture, he should have noticed immediately because there would have been someone (or five) making their way towards him. Seeing that there wasn’t (apart from the ones who were walking past him) Kai relaxed slightly. Seeing as he was in London, however, it was probably just a tourist taking a picture of the buildings or something like that.
So where could he go now? The kitten was up and she wasn’t going to stay in her sling – she was going to start climbing up his top in a few minutes to reach his shoulders. If he remembered correctly, there was a park nearby. If he turned this corner, went down this street and turned the corner again… there it was.
He eventually found a bench that wasn’t near the entrance and out of the way of the main path. Marinka had attempted to jump up no less than three times; some spots of his top were now hardening with droplets of blood but at least there weren’t any obvious holes. On his arms, however, there were a few bloody scratches. How he'd gotten her down with the bags in his hands, he couldn't remember. Kai sat down on the bench, and after putting the bags down beside him, he picked up Marinka and dropped her on his shoulder.
“Just don’t try to get on top of my head,” he muttered to her. A few seconds later after a small tug, Kai added, “Or eat my hair.” Which probably meant that she was hungry. Rummaging through one of the bags, Kai came up with one of the larger dry food packets; the other food that he had bought he would have to use a bowl for so he left that in the bag for the moment. Ripping a corner, Kai grabbed a handful and held it up to his shoulder. He nearly dropped them as Marinka decided to sidle right up to his ear so her fur was going right into it. And then she started purring.
With a minute sigh, Kai wondered how he was supposed to give her a drink like this – except he hadn’t bought any water. Well, that problem was sorted then. So should he keep feeding her if she was going to need a drink soon?
Closing his eyes and leaning his head back, Kai waited until Marinka had finished before he started rubbing behind her ears and was rewarded with the rumbling increasing in volume.
A pointed cough.
...Figures. Opening one eye, Kai confirmed his thoughts – his teammates were standing right there. Whatever. He closed his eye and continued scratching.
“So are ya gonna tell us how you got the ickle kitten?” Tyson.
“You wouldn’t believe me even if I told you,” Kai replied, his eyes still closed.
There was a good humoured snort. “Why don’t you try us? You never know; we might.” Ray.
Kai breathed a chuckle. The only reason why he believed it was because it kept on happening to him. If he heard this situation happening to someone else before experiencing it for himself, he wouldn’t have believed them. Maybe even if he did hear about this happening to someone else now, he still wouldn’t believe them. And he only truly believed that magic existed because of Dranzer – not that he was thinking much about that. Not yet. When he was ready, maybe he would but when was he going to be ready for that kind of revelation? But he wasn’t going to be thinking about that right now. Opening his eyes to slits just enough to see his teammates, Kai hid a small smirk. If they wanted the truth…
“This morning, I was given a mug that transported me up to Scotland. There I met a wizard who talked with me and told me that I, also, was a wizard. To prove that magic existed the wizard turned the mug into this kitten.” Kai pointed to Marinka. “Soon after that, I was transported back to the hotel where Tyson then found me.” So who was going to believe him?
Silence.
Someone started to laugh. Surprisingly, it was Max who was the first to and not Tyson. Turning to Tyson, he teased, “I thought you said Kai didn’t have a sense of humour?”
Tyson crossed his arms, mock indignant. “I was sure that he didn’t,” he grumbled.
Kenny was smiling behind a hand. “Tyson told us that you had gotten a package this morning. We know that a fan gave you the kitten.”
They obviously hadn’t seen the box the mug was packed in. Which they hadn't. No-one apart from Tyson should have seen it (but he was probably distracted by seeing Kai with a kitten rather than how it got into the hotel) as Kai had stuffed the box into the closest bin when he was leaving the hotel. And if a fan had really done that, the kitten wouldn’t have been able to breathe for long. But if they knew that Kai was an early riser…
Tyson was grinning again. “And we’re allowed to keep it!” ‘Her,’ Kai corrected him mentally. Maybe Dumbledore had put a spell on Marinka so that Kai would look after her. If she could transport Kai straight to Dumbledore, that would be handy for him the next time he needed or wanted to talk to Kai. Just as long as Kai wasn’t in front of anyone at the time. “We’ve been complaining about that rat problem so we can keep the kitten to keep the population down.” He eyed Marinka. “But maybe it’ll get eaten by the rats instead.”
Marinka hissed at him, fur prickling under Kai’s fingers.
“Or not,” was the hasty amendment.
There was a small pause while Kenny was looking at the bags next to Kai. “It doesn’t have a carrier?”
“She didn’t want one,” Kai said dryly. “She prefers me as her climbing frame and my scarf as her carrier.”
Ray was joining in with the others grinning at him. “Aah. I was wondering about that.” Which 'that'? Or was Ray meaning both of what he had said?
“C’mon Kai,” Max said, grabbing one of the bags, “you aren’t going to be carrying all this stuff all day are you?”
“How you found a pet shop so quickly I’ll never know,” Tyson added, taking another. “We just got here.”
“I’ll take this one.” Ray picked up the bag that was holding the litter and litter tray.
Which left Kai with the food bag. Why had the others taken the other bags? He’d been able to carry the bags fine before. Grabbing Marinka, he placed her back into the sling as he stood up. She popped her head up as Kai hefted the bag.
“They want to help,” Kenny explained to Kai’s unanswered question.
“D’awwww!”
‘Or riffle through what I’ve bought.’ If what Tyson had said was true and they had just gotten here then “How did you know I was going to be here?” Kai asked as they started to make their way back to the hotel.
“We looked at a map to see the closest park and the most private area of it,” Ray said with a shrug. “It seemed the safest bet.”
“Hey Kenny! Look at this!” Tyson called over eagerly. Kai refrained from rolling his eyes at their antics as Kenny caught up with the other two.
:-:-:
As they walked, Ray studied Kai as covertly as possible. But Kai probably knew he was doing it anyway. He had heard Kai’s explanation mixed with confusion. Kai wasn’t one to really lie – he did it usually by omission. And if he did lie, it wouldn’t have been something so extravagant as what he had just done now.
Which would mean that Kai was telling the truth.
So magic existed? There was a warmth in Ray’s pocket: Driger. Ray smiled. Driger was agreeing with him and proving that magic existed at the same time. At whatever time Driger had been sealed into the bitpiece, he couldn’t have had that done though machines. So it happened through magic. And even if Driger had decided to do it himself, it wasn’t exactly something that normal animals could do.
So Kai was a wizard. But it wasn’t like that was going to change him. If Kai had been born a wizard, then it was just another part of him wasn’t it? And Kai wasn’t going to be using any magic in matches because that would be considered cheating.
But Ray had to admit, the image of Kai waving a wand while wearing a cape and pulling a rabbit out of a hat was funny.
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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: ^ ^; The character voices aren't as clear as they used to be. Tyson and Max seem to sound pretty much alike at the moment.
And hey look! Another person's PoV that isn't Kai or an OC! :O
The chapter title is about what Tyson was saying near the start.
Lost the notebook I had for this fanfic so i had to re-write the beginning of it.
Sarcy Kai makes him slightly more talkative?
Genre: General/ Humour
Word count: 1,483
Total word count: 11,312
Status: Work in Progress
Kai looked up from Marinka at the sound a camera. Scanning the crowd suspiciously, Kai couldn’t see anyone who was looking in his direction with or without a camera. And if it really was someone who recognised him and took a picture, he should have noticed immediately because there would have been someone (or five) making their way towards him. Seeing that there wasn’t (apart from the ones who were walking past him) Kai relaxed slightly. Seeing as he was in London, however, it was probably just a tourist taking a picture of the buildings or something like that.
So where could he go now? The kitten was up and she wasn’t going to stay in her sling – she was going to start climbing up his top in a few minutes to reach his shoulders. If he remembered correctly, there was a park nearby. If he turned this corner, went down this street and turned the corner again… there it was.
He eventually found a bench that wasn’t near the entrance and out of the way of the main path. Marinka had attempted to jump up no less than three times; some spots of his top were now hardening with droplets of blood but at least there weren’t any obvious holes. On his arms, however, there were a few bloody scratches. How he'd gotten her down with the bags in his hands, he couldn't remember. Kai sat down on the bench, and after putting the bags down beside him, he picked up Marinka and dropped her on his shoulder.
“Just don’t try to get on top of my head,” he muttered to her. A few seconds later after a small tug, Kai added, “Or eat my hair.” Which probably meant that she was hungry. Rummaging through one of the bags, Kai came up with one of the larger dry food packets; the other food that he had bought he would have to use a bowl for so he left that in the bag for the moment. Ripping a corner, Kai grabbed a handful and held it up to his shoulder. He nearly dropped them as Marinka decided to sidle right up to his ear so her fur was going right into it. And then she started purring.
With a minute sigh, Kai wondered how he was supposed to give her a drink like this – except he hadn’t bought any water. Well, that problem was sorted then. So should he keep feeding her if she was going to need a drink soon?
Closing his eyes and leaning his head back, Kai waited until Marinka had finished before he started rubbing behind her ears and was rewarded with the rumbling increasing in volume.
A pointed cough.
...Figures. Opening one eye, Kai confirmed his thoughts – his teammates were standing right there. Whatever. He closed his eye and continued scratching.
“So are ya gonna tell us how you got the ickle kitten?” Tyson.
“You wouldn’t believe me even if I told you,” Kai replied, his eyes still closed.
There was a good humoured snort. “Why don’t you try us? You never know; we might.” Ray.
Kai breathed a chuckle. The only reason why he believed it was because it kept on happening to him. If he heard this situation happening to someone else before experiencing it for himself, he wouldn’t have believed them. Maybe even if he did hear about this happening to someone else now, he still wouldn’t believe them. And he only truly believed that magic existed because of Dranzer – not that he was thinking much about that. Not yet. When he was ready, maybe he would but when was he going to be ready for that kind of revelation? But he wasn’t going to be thinking about that right now. Opening his eyes to slits just enough to see his teammates, Kai hid a small smirk. If they wanted the truth…
“This morning, I was given a mug that transported me up to Scotland. There I met a wizard who talked with me and told me that I, also, was a wizard. To prove that magic existed the wizard turned the mug into this kitten.” Kai pointed to Marinka. “Soon after that, I was transported back to the hotel where Tyson then found me.” So who was going to believe him?
Silence.
Someone started to laugh. Surprisingly, it was Max who was the first to and not Tyson. Turning to Tyson, he teased, “I thought you said Kai didn’t have a sense of humour?”
Tyson crossed his arms, mock indignant. “I was sure that he didn’t,” he grumbled.
Kenny was smiling behind a hand. “Tyson told us that you had gotten a package this morning. We know that a fan gave you the kitten.”
They obviously hadn’t seen the box the mug was packed in. Which they hadn't. No-one apart from Tyson should have seen it (but he was probably distracted by seeing Kai with a kitten rather than how it got into the hotel) as Kai had stuffed the box into the closest bin when he was leaving the hotel. And if a fan had really done that, the kitten wouldn’t have been able to breathe for long. But if they knew that Kai was an early riser…
Tyson was grinning again. “And we’re allowed to keep it!” ‘Her,’ Kai corrected him mentally. Maybe Dumbledore had put a spell on Marinka so that Kai would look after her. If she could transport Kai straight to Dumbledore, that would be handy for him the next time he needed or wanted to talk to Kai. Just as long as Kai wasn’t in front of anyone at the time. “We’ve been complaining about that rat problem so we can keep the kitten to keep the population down.” He eyed Marinka. “But maybe it’ll get eaten by the rats instead.”
Marinka hissed at him, fur prickling under Kai’s fingers.
“Or not,” was the hasty amendment.
There was a small pause while Kenny was looking at the bags next to Kai. “It doesn’t have a carrier?”
“She didn’t want one,” Kai said dryly. “She prefers me as her climbing frame and my scarf as her carrier.”
Ray was joining in with the others grinning at him. “Aah. I was wondering about that.” Which 'that'? Or was Ray meaning both of what he had said?
“C’mon Kai,” Max said, grabbing one of the bags, “you aren’t going to be carrying all this stuff all day are you?”
“How you found a pet shop so quickly I’ll never know,” Tyson added, taking another. “We just got here.”
“I’ll take this one.” Ray picked up the bag that was holding the litter and litter tray.
Which left Kai with the food bag. Why had the others taken the other bags? He’d been able to carry the bags fine before. Grabbing Marinka, he placed her back into the sling as he stood up. She popped her head up as Kai hefted the bag.
“They want to help,” Kenny explained to Kai’s unanswered question.
“D’awwww!”
‘Or riffle through what I’ve bought.’ If what Tyson had said was true and they had just gotten here then “How did you know I was going to be here?” Kai asked as they started to make their way back to the hotel.
“We looked at a map to see the closest park and the most private area of it,” Ray said with a shrug. “It seemed the safest bet.”
“Hey Kenny! Look at this!” Tyson called over eagerly. Kai refrained from rolling his eyes at their antics as Kenny caught up with the other two.
As they walked, Ray studied Kai as covertly as possible. But Kai probably knew he was doing it anyway. He had heard Kai’s explanation mixed with confusion. Kai wasn’t one to really lie – he did it usually by omission. And if he did lie, it wouldn’t have been something so extravagant as what he had just done now.
Which would mean that Kai was telling the truth.
So magic existed? There was a warmth in Ray’s pocket: Driger. Ray smiled. Driger was agreeing with him and proving that magic existed at the same time. At whatever time Driger had been sealed into the bitpiece, he couldn’t have had that done though machines. So it happened through magic. And even if Driger had decided to do it himself, it wasn’t exactly something that normal animals could do.
So Kai was a wizard. But it wasn’t like that was going to change him. If Kai had been born a wizard, then it was just another part of him wasn’t it? And Kai wasn’t going to be using any magic in matches because that would be considered cheating.
But Ray had to admit, the image of Kai waving a wand while wearing a cape and pulling a rabbit out of a hat was funny.