The Wizardly Ways of Ninomiya Kazunari (Chapter 1)
Title: The Wizardly Ways of Ninomiya Kazunari
Pairing: Ohmiya
Length: Chaptered (maybe again around ten chapters)
Warning: none
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Nino and Jun are roommates. Nino is a wizard. Jun is not. They are best friends since high school, though. Wizards are normal in Jun's world but the minority. Nino and Ohno are already a couple. There is not much plot, sorry. I just liked the idea of Jun and Nino being roommates and Nino freaking out Jun now and then with his magic.
"Nino, I asked you to do the dishes. Is that so hard?!" Jun asked with a huff as he stalked into the living room where Nino was laying on the sofa, a handheld game console in his hand, smashing the buttons without really looking at the screen as his eyes wandered over to Jun.
He sat up with pursed lips and overly innocent eyes. "I am doing the dishes," he said.
Jun glared at him before his eyes wandered to the kitchen, and indeed through the door, he could see the dishes dancing in the air, together with a wet towel as they cleaned themselves. He massaged his nose with his thumb and index finger as he counted slowly to ten, reminding himself to breath as to not yell. "Can you do stuff normally for once? Aren't there… I don't know any regulations?" he grumbled as he pushed Nino's feet from the sofa and fell beside him. "It's annoying to come in a room and see stuff flying around."
Nino snorted and shrugged as he moved on the sofa to now lean against Jun and swung his legs over the side of the couch. "I can do whatever I want in my private time," he said. "As long as I don't disturb others or hurt someone."
"It gets on my nerves. I'm sure it is hurting me somewhere," Jun grumbled. It wasn't very pleasant, really. It was mainly because it still freaked him out, and he still was sure that nothing was really clean if Nino did not check the dishes over! Or that the floors were just a tad too wet if he cleaned by magic. It was all in his imagination, he knew, but still!
"Aww, poor Jun-pon," Nino said, clearly teasing.
"You're paying if one of them has a crack in it," Jun warned.
"Fat chance. I know what I am doing."
"You're not even concentrating or looking at it!" Jun declared, and Nino smirked before he started to laugh.
"You're cute, you know," he teased, giggling when with a huff, Jun jumped to his feet, causing Nino to fall on his back as he glared at him.
"I'm not!"
"Sure, sure. See all done," Nino changed the topic suddenly, getting up again in a catlike manner and walking over to the kitchen.
Indeed all their dishes were done and currently drying on the drying rack. Nino hummed as he picked up his wand from the side of the sink, making Jun again wonder if that was even allowed. Could wizards leave those around and not be watchful? But he had gotten used to finding the wand in the strangest places in the last few years he had lived with Nino.
He knew he should have gotten used to him using magic as well, but that was different. Normally wizards didn't do it so openly as Nino did. At least not around him! Nino dutifully checked the cleaned dishes, which Jun knew was just for show for him and then nodded as he tapped the wand against the counter and with a little enchantment, the dishes flew, as their cupboards opened and everything sorted itself in.
Nino smirked at Jun when the other winced as a glass flew closely by his head to stand on the table and fill itself with water.
"Your room temperated water Jun-pon. Drink something you are pale around your nose. Something got to you?"
Jun rolled his eyes as Nino settled down beside him and drank from a bottle of iced tea he had pulled out of their fridge.
"Bad news?" Nino asked after all the doors were closed, and there was once again silence. Jun's shoulders slumped, and he shrugged.
"No news," he answered instead with a grimace. He had tried out for a new role for his hopefully soon blooming acting career, but nothing so far, and his part-time job had not brought enough money this month for him to feel comfortable with thinking about it.
"That sucks. I'm sure they'll call you back, and until then, I can pay your part of the rent as well," he said with a smile, and Jun nodded the silent thanks lost in the space between them. He knew Nino understood even without him saying so.
Jun smiled as he remembered how they met. Nino had to attend a term in high school. An obligation for wizards to mingle with others, and Nino had hated it. Wizards, in general, were normal in their world. They lived more or less openly, and there were many rules on them to make sure that they wouldn't exploit non-magic users, and most students around them had been wary of Nino.
Jun had thought that Nino was a skinny kid with the yellow knitted sweater he had favoured over the jacket and tie combination. The sleeves had always seemed too long, and with his longer hair than was the standard in his school Jun was sure that some people had thought of him as a girl.
The different colour had already told the whole school that he was not the same as them, but even without, Jun was sure that Nino's aura and his golden eyes were proof enough. Back then, Nino had not used his magic. He had not been allowed to get used to doing things their way. Jun remembered how others had made fun of the boy when he hadn't known how things went or when he had struggled with the easiest tasks.
He had always been silent, though, not complaining, not leashing out or anything. He just let them do whatever they wanted.
"What is going on in your head?"
"Just remembering?"
"I'm sure I wouldn't like to know," Nino said with a frown, and Jun chuckled.
"No, probably not," he agreed with a hum, his mind going back again to the point where he had befriended Nino. He had not teased him, but it had taken time before Jun had been brave enough to talk to the wizard, holding out his hand and told him his name and declared that he wanted to be friends, glaring to the people around as if he dared them to comment on it. He knew he was some kind of "celebrity" for their school, even if he had no idea how it came to that. Nino had stared at him for the longest time until Jun had felt slightly dumb for standing in front of the wizard, his hand outstretched and waiting for him to take it.
The smile that had blossomed on Nino's face was something that Jun would never forget. The same with the slightly shaky fingers that curled around his hands and the tiny, almost inaudibly "thank you".
They had stuck since then, and Jun had learnt things that he would never dare to repeat or to remember willingly.
Nino opened his lips to say something more as the bell rang, and his ears perked up. His eyes shone as he jumped to his feet, and on the way to the door, he tousled Jun's hair with the fingertips. "You own me dinner for that, though," he called as he was halfway to the door already.
Jun rolled his eyes as he made sure his hair was back to normal as the door opened, even if Nino was still steps away from it. Soon enough, he was gifted with the sight of Nino hugging his long-term boyfriend Ohno, the older man chuckling as his arms closed around him, and he nodded at Jun as he saw him at the door.
"Welcome back," Jun mouthed but then vanished to his room. He had to sort out some receipts to make sure he could pay forward as much to cover their bills as possible. He would not accept too much goodwill from Nino. There was silent mutter in the living room as Nino greeted Ohno and Ohno, laughing at his antics.
Jun shook his head but had to chuckle slightly. Ohno had gone for a few weeks now, so he could understand Nino's happiness to have him there again. After all the worry and stress because of delayed flights, a storm in the city Ohno had been in, Jun was honestly surprised that Nino had hold back to go there and bring Ohno home himself. But then again, Nino seldom used his magic outside of their home…
Jun sighed and wrote down a grocery list. If Ohno were finally home, it wouldn't hurt to make a grand dinner today and invite Aiba and Sho to make it a group thing. He knew very well that there was no way that Nino would let go of Ohno for a few days (other as for him to visit his parents, but even then, Jun was sure that Nino would come along. God, the boy was lucky that he worked from home and was self-deployed, Jun thought dryly. Otherwise, they both would be without a well paying job after this week.)
Jun left his room a bit later and chuckled at the sight of Nino on top of Ohno; they were both stretched out on the sofa, Ohno caressing his back as they whispered to each other.
"Oh, Jun, everything alright?"
"Sure, I am out getting groceries and probably taking a walk."
"Two hours?" Nino asked, and Jun lifted his eyebrow.
"Three, and you won't whine if I invite Aiba and Sho," he offered then. Nino's eyes brightened, and he nodded.
"Nice, I don't need to pull up a silencer barrier," he chuckled, shrieking when Ohno pulled at his earlobe. "What's for dinner."
"Yakiniku," Jun said with a shrug. "I want to try out the new hot plate from Aiba."
Nino grimaced at the thought of expensive, fatty meat but nodded as he could feel the excitement radiating off Ohno at that prospect.
"I'll bring sausages for you, and because you are such a baby, I will cut them to octopus for you," Jun said.
Nino stuck out his tongue but didn't deny that he would appreciate something else instead of the meat. Jun shook his head, and with a wave of his hand, was gone.
Ohno's eyes were dancing in amusement as he looked down on his younger lover and lifted his chin to press a kiss to the side of his mouth, then down to his chin. "Well, I think we should use the time to the best of our abilities," he purred into Nino's eyes, and Nino found no words to argue as he tightened his arms around Ohno's form just for them to land on top of his sheets a bit after. He wanted to make sure that Ohno came back whole after all. He silenced the laughter of Ohno with a fierce kiss as he moved up and on top of Ohno, his fingers already removing Ohno's clothes, smiling when he was met with no resistance.
Pairing: Ohmiya
Length: Chaptered (maybe again around ten chapters)
Warning: none
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Nino and Jun are roommates. Nino is a wizard. Jun is not. They are best friends since high school, though. Wizards are normal in Jun's world but the minority. Nino and Ohno are already a couple. There is not much plot, sorry. I just liked the idea of Jun and Nino being roommates and Nino freaking out Jun now and then with his magic.
"Nino, I asked you to do the dishes. Is that so hard?!" Jun asked with a huff as he stalked into the living room where Nino was laying on the sofa, a handheld game console in his hand, smashing the buttons without really looking at the screen as his eyes wandered over to Jun.
He sat up with pursed lips and overly innocent eyes. "I am doing the dishes," he said.
Jun glared at him before his eyes wandered to the kitchen, and indeed through the door, he could see the dishes dancing in the air, together with a wet towel as they cleaned themselves. He massaged his nose with his thumb and index finger as he counted slowly to ten, reminding himself to breath as to not yell. "Can you do stuff normally for once? Aren't there… I don't know any regulations?" he grumbled as he pushed Nino's feet from the sofa and fell beside him. "It's annoying to come in a room and see stuff flying around."
Nino snorted and shrugged as he moved on the sofa to now lean against Jun and swung his legs over the side of the couch. "I can do whatever I want in my private time," he said. "As long as I don't disturb others or hurt someone."
"It gets on my nerves. I'm sure it is hurting me somewhere," Jun grumbled. It wasn't very pleasant, really. It was mainly because it still freaked him out, and he still was sure that nothing was really clean if Nino did not check the dishes over! Or that the floors were just a tad too wet if he cleaned by magic. It was all in his imagination, he knew, but still!
"Aww, poor Jun-pon," Nino said, clearly teasing.
"You're paying if one of them has a crack in it," Jun warned.
"Fat chance. I know what I am doing."
"You're not even concentrating or looking at it!" Jun declared, and Nino smirked before he started to laugh.
"You're cute, you know," he teased, giggling when with a huff, Jun jumped to his feet, causing Nino to fall on his back as he glared at him.
"I'm not!"
"Sure, sure. See all done," Nino changed the topic suddenly, getting up again in a catlike manner and walking over to the kitchen.
Indeed all their dishes were done and currently drying on the drying rack. Nino hummed as he picked up his wand from the side of the sink, making Jun again wonder if that was even allowed. Could wizards leave those around and not be watchful? But he had gotten used to finding the wand in the strangest places in the last few years he had lived with Nino.
He knew he should have gotten used to him using magic as well, but that was different. Normally wizards didn't do it so openly as Nino did. At least not around him! Nino dutifully checked the cleaned dishes, which Jun knew was just for show for him and then nodded as he tapped the wand against the counter and with a little enchantment, the dishes flew, as their cupboards opened and everything sorted itself in.
Nino smirked at Jun when the other winced as a glass flew closely by his head to stand on the table and fill itself with water.
"Your room temperated water Jun-pon. Drink something you are pale around your nose. Something got to you?"
Jun rolled his eyes as Nino settled down beside him and drank from a bottle of iced tea he had pulled out of their fridge.
"Bad news?" Nino asked after all the doors were closed, and there was once again silence. Jun's shoulders slumped, and he shrugged.
"No news," he answered instead with a grimace. He had tried out for a new role for his hopefully soon blooming acting career, but nothing so far, and his part-time job had not brought enough money this month for him to feel comfortable with thinking about it.
"That sucks. I'm sure they'll call you back, and until then, I can pay your part of the rent as well," he said with a smile, and Jun nodded the silent thanks lost in the space between them. He knew Nino understood even without him saying so.
Jun smiled as he remembered how they met. Nino had to attend a term in high school. An obligation for wizards to mingle with others, and Nino had hated it. Wizards, in general, were normal in their world. They lived more or less openly, and there were many rules on them to make sure that they wouldn't exploit non-magic users, and most students around them had been wary of Nino.
Jun had thought that Nino was a skinny kid with the yellow knitted sweater he had favoured over the jacket and tie combination. The sleeves had always seemed too long, and with his longer hair than was the standard in his school Jun was sure that some people had thought of him as a girl.
The different colour had already told the whole school that he was not the same as them, but even without, Jun was sure that Nino's aura and his golden eyes were proof enough. Back then, Nino had not used his magic. He had not been allowed to get used to doing things their way. Jun remembered how others had made fun of the boy when he hadn't known how things went or when he had struggled with the easiest tasks.
He had always been silent, though, not complaining, not leashing out or anything. He just let them do whatever they wanted.
"What is going on in your head?"
"Just remembering?"
"I'm sure I wouldn't like to know," Nino said with a frown, and Jun chuckled.
"No, probably not," he agreed with a hum, his mind going back again to the point where he had befriended Nino. He had not teased him, but it had taken time before Jun had been brave enough to talk to the wizard, holding out his hand and told him his name and declared that he wanted to be friends, glaring to the people around as if he dared them to comment on it. He knew he was some kind of "celebrity" for their school, even if he had no idea how it came to that. Nino had stared at him for the longest time until Jun had felt slightly dumb for standing in front of the wizard, his hand outstretched and waiting for him to take it.
The smile that had blossomed on Nino's face was something that Jun would never forget. The same with the slightly shaky fingers that curled around his hands and the tiny, almost inaudibly "thank you".
They had stuck since then, and Jun had learnt things that he would never dare to repeat or to remember willingly.
Nino opened his lips to say something more as the bell rang, and his ears perked up. His eyes shone as he jumped to his feet, and on the way to the door, he tousled Jun's hair with the fingertips. "You own me dinner for that, though," he called as he was halfway to the door already.
Jun rolled his eyes as he made sure his hair was back to normal as the door opened, even if Nino was still steps away from it. Soon enough, he was gifted with the sight of Nino hugging his long-term boyfriend Ohno, the older man chuckling as his arms closed around him, and he nodded at Jun as he saw him at the door.
"Welcome back," Jun mouthed but then vanished to his room. He had to sort out some receipts to make sure he could pay forward as much to cover their bills as possible. He would not accept too much goodwill from Nino. There was silent mutter in the living room as Nino greeted Ohno and Ohno, laughing at his antics.
Jun shook his head but had to chuckle slightly. Ohno had gone for a few weeks now, so he could understand Nino's happiness to have him there again. After all the worry and stress because of delayed flights, a storm in the city Ohno had been in, Jun was honestly surprised that Nino had hold back to go there and bring Ohno home himself. But then again, Nino seldom used his magic outside of their home…
Jun sighed and wrote down a grocery list. If Ohno were finally home, it wouldn't hurt to make a grand dinner today and invite Aiba and Sho to make it a group thing. He knew very well that there was no way that Nino would let go of Ohno for a few days (other as for him to visit his parents, but even then, Jun was sure that Nino would come along. God, the boy was lucky that he worked from home and was self-deployed, Jun thought dryly. Otherwise, they both would be without a well paying job after this week.)
Jun left his room a bit later and chuckled at the sight of Nino on top of Ohno; they were both stretched out on the sofa, Ohno caressing his back as they whispered to each other.
"Oh, Jun, everything alright?"
"Sure, I am out getting groceries and probably taking a walk."
"Two hours?" Nino asked, and Jun lifted his eyebrow.
"Three, and you won't whine if I invite Aiba and Sho," he offered then. Nino's eyes brightened, and he nodded.
"Nice, I don't need to pull up a silencer barrier," he chuckled, shrieking when Ohno pulled at his earlobe. "What's for dinner."
"Yakiniku," Jun said with a shrug. "I want to try out the new hot plate from Aiba."
Nino grimaced at the thought of expensive, fatty meat but nodded as he could feel the excitement radiating off Ohno at that prospect.
"I'll bring sausages for you, and because you are such a baby, I will cut them to octopus for you," Jun said.
Nino stuck out his tongue but didn't deny that he would appreciate something else instead of the meat. Jun shook his head, and with a wave of his hand, was gone.
Ohno's eyes were dancing in amusement as he looked down on his younger lover and lifted his chin to press a kiss to the side of his mouth, then down to his chin. "Well, I think we should use the time to the best of our abilities," he purred into Nino's eyes, and Nino found no words to argue as he tightened his arms around Ohno's form just for them to land on top of his sheets a bit after. He wanted to make sure that Ohno came back whole after all. He silenced the laughter of Ohno with a fierce kiss as he moved up and on top of Ohno, his fingers already removing Ohno's clothes, smiling when he was met with no resistance.