Yu-Gi-Oh GX: Random 2
Title: Let The Game Begin: Injuries and Whispered Words
Author: cynthia_harrell
Fandom: Yu-Gi-Oh GX
Characters: Johan Andersen
Table: Random 2
Prompt: #4, deep
Rated: PG-13
Warnings: Nothing much, really.
Summary: We know next to nothing about Johan's past. There is a great deal that he isn't telling anyone, and it has to do with Juudai and a mission Johan was born to accomplish.
Word Count: 300
Notes: This is an AU, specifically where Johan's background and parts of season three and four of GX are concerned.
Johan winced as Heather ran her hand down his back; the Holy Elf's magic would keep the injuries from being infected, but by Brron's command, she couldn't actually heal him. "What will you learn if you're healed from a beating after it happens?" That was what he'd said about it. Pain was a good teacher, in Brron's opinion.
I can't argue with that. He certainly wasn't going to try to get to that shattered village again. Whatever secrets slept there could stay there. It wasn't worth what had happened.
"You shouldn't stay here," Heather murmured, her voice low enough so only he could hear her. They were the only ones in the room, though he knew that there was a guard stationed outside. "You don't belong here."
He tilted his head back so he could see her. "What are you talking about?"
She hesitated, concern written across her features, then leaned in closer. "This place isn't your home, Johan. You should find your real home."
Johan frowned, not understanding what she meant. He stifled a yawn; after the last few days, he didn't really understand much of anything, except that he was in a lot of pain.
Heather must have understood that, since she patted his shoulder soothingly. "Get some rest. You'll heal faster if you do."
"Thanks." He felt as if he wanted to say something more, maybe to ask more questions, but weariness sucked his strength away and he closed his eyes.
He could just hear her leaving the room, and was aware of the lock falling into place after she did. That wasn't a lock he could pick, even with all of Cliff's training. He sighed; he did wish that he could've learned something useful at the ruins. Other than 'disobeying Brron is a very bad idea'.
The End
Author: cynthia_harrell
Fandom: Yu-Gi-Oh GX
Characters: Johan Andersen
Table: Random 2
Prompt: #4, deep
Rated: PG-13
Warnings: Nothing much, really.
Summary: We know next to nothing about Johan's past. There is a great deal that he isn't telling anyone, and it has to do with Juudai and a mission Johan was born to accomplish.
Word Count: 300
Notes: This is an AU, specifically where Johan's background and parts of season three and four of GX are concerned.
Johan winced as Heather ran her hand down his back; the Holy Elf's magic would keep the injuries from being infected, but by Brron's command, she couldn't actually heal him. "What will you learn if you're healed from a beating after it happens?" That was what he'd said about it. Pain was a good teacher, in Brron's opinion.
I can't argue with that. He certainly wasn't going to try to get to that shattered village again. Whatever secrets slept there could stay there. It wasn't worth what had happened.
"You shouldn't stay here," Heather murmured, her voice low enough so only he could hear her. They were the only ones in the room, though he knew that there was a guard stationed outside. "You don't belong here."
He tilted his head back so he could see her. "What are you talking about?"
She hesitated, concern written across her features, then leaned in closer. "This place isn't your home, Johan. You should find your real home."
Johan frowned, not understanding what she meant. He stifled a yawn; after the last few days, he didn't really understand much of anything, except that he was in a lot of pain.
Heather must have understood that, since she patted his shoulder soothingly. "Get some rest. You'll heal faster if you do."
"Thanks." He felt as if he wanted to say something more, maybe to ask more questions, but weariness sucked his strength away and he closed his eyes.
He could just hear her leaving the room, and was aware of the lock falling into place after she did. That wasn't a lock he could pick, even with all of Cliff's training. He sighed; he did wish that he could've learned something useful at the ruins. Other than 'disobeying Brron is a very bad idea'.
The End