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Yu Yu Hakusho Minis	By : Strailo Category: Yuyu Hakusho > Yaoi - Male/Male Views: 4789 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Title: Little Tastes of Delight
Fandom: Yu Yu Hakusho
Pairing: Past Kurama/Yusuke, Hiei/Yusuke
Part: 5
Word count: 1,485
AN: Ahhh, Part 5. Two more parts after this and then we’ll move onto the next selection of stories. For now, enjoy what I have to offer here. :D
I’m late with this, I know but I was just so blah yesterday. I actually hit my bed before like…8. Ridiculous. But still needed. Anyways, enjoy. Review. Whatever. Happy Turkey Day.
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“Yusuke, what a pleasant surprise seeing you here after such a short time,” Raizen greeted. Yusuke smiled at the white haired spirit that was perched on his headstone, looking rather bored.
“I would have thought that you would be off somewhere, freaking out one of the guys,” Yusuke chuckled as he sat on the bench that had been set up. Crossing his legs, he put the bottle of sake down before him as his ancestor smirked at him.
“Sake? Something new for you,” Raizen drawled as he watched his heir fiddled around with the bottle and finally open it.
“It’s a tribute actually,” Yusuke said, smiling at the other Toushin spirit. “It came in with some jewels and scholarly stuff. I figured that I could share some with you,” he continued, pouring a bit onto the specialized spot that had been laid onto the stone of Raizen’s mausoleum. A cup filled with the spilt sake appeared next to the spirit, making him smirk.
“Thank you,” Raizen chuckled as he picked up the cup and saluted his fellow Toushin. “What has got you so thoughtful?” he asked as Yusuke poured his own drink with a shrug.
Yusuke hummed lowly as he sipped at the sake. “It’s this thing with Kurama and Hiei really,” he finally admitted, shrugging one shoulder. “I actually broke down and told Kurama what I saw and thought of him.”
“How did you feel afterwards?” Raizen asked, watching Yusuke enjoy the sake instead of just slugging it back as he would have done so at one time. Yusuke had grown up quite a bit ever since he had come to the Makai when he was just about to turn 16 years of age. And it was not just the physical sense but it was also the mental and emotional.
“Felt like healing,” Yusuke finally said, playing with his cup, blushing lightly before he shrugged his shoulder once more. “It felt good to finally tell it to him, to get it off of my chest and to be done with it once and for all,” he continued, smile dancing over his lips as he looked up at his ancestor.
Raizen saluted him once more with a smile on his own lips. “I’m glad, child,” he chuckled, sitting back against the wall behind his gravestone. “Tell me about this Hiei that you so often spend time with now.”
Yusuke just smiled at him and shook his head. “You know Hiei. He came to see me every so often while you were still alive and kicking my ass around,” he reminded his ancestor.
“Ah yes, the little fire demon who glared more often than not,” Raizen chuckled, Yusuke rolling his eyes and snorting at the older demons words.
“Yeah, him. And he’s still pissed you called him a rat,” Yusuke told him, pouring a bit more of the sake onto the spot before he laid out on the bench.
Raizen snorted at his child’s words. “He is a rat. I know you have a past together and that he’s Mukuro’s heir, but he’s still a rat.”
“Actually, he’s not,” Yusuke drawled, wiggling a foot as he smirked at his ancestor. Raizen cocked an eyebrow at him. “His mother was high up in the council of the Ice Maidens and his father was a high class warrior,” he stated. “Which means that he’s of high class blood despite having been raised by bandits.”
“I see,” Raizen rumbled, slinging back his cut of sake. “Well, I suppose he’s not a rat after all,” he admitted, Yusuke just smiling at him as he shook his head.
“Only you, Raizen, only you,” he hummed, gazing at the sky and letting his mind wander where it wanted to.
Since he had officially and completely broken things off with Keiko, Yusuke had taken to spending most of his time the Makai, figuring out who he was and what he wanted in life. He had more control over his abilities and power, and they were still growing surprisingly. His relationship with Kurama, as much as it had hurt, had been rather eye opening for him to. Yusuke had learned that he wanted a lover who gave just as much as they got in all aspects of the relationship, something that in hindsight, he hadn’t gotten from Kurama no matter how he looked at their relationship.
“You’re thinking hard thoughts, brat.” Raizen’s voice cut through Yusuke’s thoughts, pulling him from them. He tipped his head back and looked at the older demon with some curiosity in his eyes. “You get a blank look on your face every time you think heavy thoughts,” the elder of the two stated.
“Oh.” Yusuke went back to gazing up at the darkly blue sky, lips pulling into a thoughtful line. “I was thinking about how life has been going on for me for the last few years.”
“I see,” Raizen mused, watching Yusuke’s lips quirk upwards. “Want to tell me what’s on your mind now?”
“Do you truly care about what is on my mind or is it just overwhelming curiosity?” Yusuke asked, raising an eyebrow at him.
Raizen smiled lightly and said, “I’m dead. I have time to think about what I really care about and what is truly important to me.”
“Well, it seems as if death was a good thing for you,” Yusuke replied. “But I was thinking on how things have changed so much for me since Keiko and I ended things for good between us. I practically live here now and probably only keep my human life up to date so I can do any missions that need to be done by Koenma.”
“What about your mother?” Raizen asked. He knew that Atsuko was a sore point with his heir but he had to hear the answer that was sure to come from him.
Yusuke reached into one of his pockets and extracted a pack of cigarettes. Sticking one of the sticks into the corner of his mouth, he lit it as he set the pack onto his stomach. “I don’t really talk with her now days actually,” he admitted around the cigarette. “I call her every so often and see her when I’m bugging Koenma for something or another, but I don’t actually talk with her or spend any time with her. I just...I can’t do it now.”
“I suppose your past with her prevents either of you from having a real relationship, even now with her dead, huh?” Raizen sighed, gazing at his child with sad, dark eyes. “Her drug use is just the tip of it all for you isn’t it?” he asked.
Yusuke hummed in thought and flipped over onto his stomach, resting his chin onto his hands. “Yeah. There’s also the guys in and out of her bedroom. It was almost as if it was a revolving door that she didn’t want to stop. I’m just glad that she used condoms every time, otherwise who knows what she would have been stuck with. She tended to stick with one drug, which was better than all of them or something. Thought it’s also with alcohol of all things.”
Raizen grunted and shook his head. “I suppose I should be grateful that you didn’t follow in her footsteps.”
“I came real close actually. But I didn’t. I just started to smoke and fight as a way to cope,” he said before pulling the last drug off of his current cigarette and snuffing it. “I learned the in’s and out’s of the streets, made allies and did runs for things.”
“What a childhood for you to live,” Raizen grumbled. Yusuke just shrugged with a slight smile on his lips, pouring the last of the sake into their dishes.
“Yeah, but I grew up pretty well without her there all that much for me,” Yusuke hummed as he finished his sake and stood up. “For now though, I’m going to my room, take a very hot bath and just forget about the world for a little bit,” he said, gathering his cigarettes and lighter before nodding to his ancestor and leaving them man to sit there and think in piece.
Raizen sipped at the last of the sake, watching as his heir walked to the main part of the castle, his mind rolling over what he had talked about with Yusuke. He tilted his head to the side, eyes finding the black shape that was sitting on the roof of his memorial shrine.
“You gonna hurt him?” he finally asked, Hiei dropping down onto the ground next to his gravestone.
“I would not hurt my mate,” was the reply that he got before the fire demon flitted off to his own rooms to rest for the next day’s work.
“Good luck, Hiei. The boy is as stubborn as my chosen has always been,” Raizen chuckled, finishing his sake and disappearing once more.
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