Yami No Matsuei Fan Fiction ❯ Did it hurt when you fell from the heavens? ❯ Hisoka Kurosaki ( Chapter 6 )

Thanks for all the wonderful reviews I have gotten! Many say that I shouldn't let Muraki get Tsuzuki again and some says I should. One person asked me where I got the name `Slowaks' from and honestly I don't really know…

Did it hurt when you fell from the heavens?

Chapter six: Hisoka Kurosaki

The rain disturbed their vision, but still the two hiding persons could still se the black shapes moving through the night. Tsuzuki's amethyst eyes followed the creatures with his gaze as they moved about in the darkness. The person behind him had loosened his grip on Tsuzuki, but hadn't let go totally.

They both froze when the huge doors to the mansion opened suddenly. The white cloths of Muraki shone in the rain as he stood in the doorway. He scanned the yard with his grey eye before snapping his glare to one of the Slowaks that had followed him out. "Not only do you let that boy slip past you, but you let the angel get loose as well?" he asked calmly. His irritation over the situation was not hidden.

The Slowak didn't look to meet his master's glare. "We tried our best, sir. We searched everywhere for the intruder, just as you said" the creature of hell hissed.

"The boy escaped with my angel. Were you to busy searching for the boy, that the angel passed you by without you noticing it?" Muraki asked, his gaze once again roaming the darkness.

"You only gave us one order, sir: to search for the intruder" the Slowak said.

The white clad man narrowed his eye. Pure anger shone in his grey orb as he hissed out his next order. "You will find them and bring them to me. You will not rest until they are captured, it that clear?" He spoke with deadly calm and his demonic eye glowed with a pulsing red.

The Slowak nodded. The order was crystal clear. A order that was spoken by the master must be obeyed, and every Slowak knew that.

Tsuzuki didn't hear the conversation between Muraki and his servant, but he knew that it had to do with him and his saviour. He darted his gaze back and forth, looking for any shadows that meant threat. When the person behind him suddenly moved away, he looked behind him. In the darkness he could still make out the emerald eyes. The person grabbed his shoulder and tugged at it, wanting him to follow.

"Come on. We must get out of here. Muraki will not stop looking for us" the person's soft whisper told him.

Tsuzuki moved so he was on his hands and knees. He saw that the figure before him was moving away so Tsuzuki had to start crawling or risk loosing the sight of the person. The wet earth slid under him and he fell with a splat against the ground. He froze for a minute, thinking that someone had heard him. He focused on listening to any approaching sounds, but no one was heard. He snapped his gaze back to the person that crawled before him. Muraki's coat got caught on the branches and he had to stop to untangle them from the white fabric.

"What are you doing? Come on!" the figure whispered as Tsuzuki stopped. "We are almost out of here!"

"I m stuck…" Tsuzuki admitted as he tugged harder on the coat. He was thankful that the person came up beside him and helped him loose instead of just leaving him behind. They soon crawled into a brick wall. Tsuzuki almost whined in disappointment. "We can't get further"

The emerald eyes turned to him. "We have to climb over. Listen carefully, baka. We may risk the chance that we are being spotted by Muraki's servants, but they are slow, so don't think that everything is lost if they start chancing us. Run as fast as you can! I'll lead you to a safe place" the person explained to the angel. "Any questions?"

Tsuzuki thought before he looked up again. "Yes, what is your name? Why are you helping me?"

The person shook his head. "Many questions… Alright. My name is Hisoka Kurosaki. I m helping you because I need your help"

"With what?" Tsuzuki asked as Hisoka looked around for any Slowaks.

Hisoka sighed and turned his emerald eyes back to meet with the angel's amethyst ones. "We do not have the time to discuss that matter here. I'll tell you when we reach safety"

Tsuzuki frowned as he turned his gaze to the wet ground under his hands. "Why should I trust you? How do I know that you are nothing like Muraki?!" he asked darkly. He wasn't sure if he should trust this boy, after all, Muraki had looked like an angel and look at Tsuzuki now. He had been robbed of his wings by a man that looked like a angel… "Tell me that before we move form this stop!"

Hisoka just looked at Tsuzuki. He didn't smile, but his eyes shone with something that Tsuzuki couldn't describe… was it sympathy? "You just have to trust me…" he whispered. "What's your name?"

"Tsuzuki" Tsuzuki somehow knew that Hisoka meant well. Those few words were filled with so much kindness that the angel couldn't even refuse the blond's help. "Lead the way…"

Hisoka smiled softly before frowning again. The man beside him had reeked with distrust, but suddenly he just trusted him? Hisoka knew that this man was nothing like the ones he had met before. Those amethyst eyes looked so much like… but they couldn't have a connection… could they? He shook his head. He needed to concentrate on the situation! He could ask the man later. Standing up on his knees he stuck his head out of the bush. He waited a few minutes, before he reached down and clamped a hand on one white clad shoulder. "When I say `Now', climb the wall and run, ok?"

Tsuzuki swallowed before he nodded. "Ok"

Hisoka saw that the area was clear of Slowaks. He placed one hand on top of the brick wall and whispered "Now!"

The two males jumped out from the bush and grabbed onto the wall, using the thick branches to push their bodies up. The rain weighted them down, and that made their movements slower then they should be. They knew that they were spotted when screams and shouts erupted behind them.

"We are spotted! Hurry!" Hisoka shouted and he kneeled on top of the brick wall. He saw that Tsuzuki had a difficult time trying to climb the wall. He reached down and grabbed onto Tsuzuki's wrist and helped him up. "Hurry!"

Tsuzuki pushed once more with his feet, and with the help from Hisoka, he finally made his way over the wall. He landed on his bottom on the other side, and he rubbed it to calm the stinging. He had almost forgotten that Muraki had wounded him there…

Hisoka landed gracefully on his feet. He reached out a hand to the sitting man and shouted. "Come on, baka! We got to run!"

Tsuzuki grabbed the offered hand and heaved himself up to his feet. They darted of into the darkness as they heard the thuds of Slowaks hitting the ground.

The Slowaks didn't stand a chance against the fleeing figures, as they disappeared into the rainy night.

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Hisoka panted as he looked around the corner from the ally. He didn't see anyone following them and he sighed in relief. "We lost them" he informed the panting man beside him.

Tsuzuki could feel his legs shake from both fright and tiredness. He hadn't gotten that much rest in the couple of day that he had been on earth. The blackness that had taken him when Muraki had removed his wings hadn't rested his body one bit. All the energy that he should have gotten then had gone straight to his healing wound. He looked up at Hisoka as he panted. "Where are we going?"

Hisoka didn't turn from his position as he asked "Did you go freely to Muraki or were you forced? I'll answer your question depending on your answer"

Tsuzuki looked confused for a few moments, before he closed his eyes and sighed. "I did not go to him feely… he forced me into his home and… and…"

"I know what he did. I saw you. Look…" Hisoka looked at Tsuzuki as he smiled softly. "I m not disgusted over the fact that Muraki used you for his own sick pleasure. I helped you and now I ask you to help me in return… but first we must gain some rest, ne?" he said. "I don't really have a home, but I still got a place that has a roof over it. We will go there"

Tsuzuki nodded and pushed his body from the wall he had been resting against. He didn't care how Hisoka's place looked like, as long as he got some rest.

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"Is this your place?" Tsuzuki asked as they entered an old building. The building looked abandoned and very torn. He didn't mind that the building looked like it did, but he had expected Hisoka to live a bit fancier then this. He had seen that Hisoka were clad in new cloths, even though they were dirty and wet.

"Yes. Go to the room in the back, I'll fetch some dry cloths"

Tsuzuki watched as Hisoka vanished into another room. The angel walked down the short hall to the room Hisoka had directed him to. When he opened the door, he was met with a comfty sight.

The room wasn't big, and the walls looked worn and colourless, but it had a nice big madras in the centre of it. The madras had a few nice soft pillows on it and a thick blanket covered the top. On a shelf he spotted some books and a few arks of papers. A few candles were placed on the floor beside the madras, probably used as a night lamp since the room lacked electricity.

Tsuzuki wandered to the madras and just looked at hit. He would like just to slip down in it and sleep, but he knew that he couldn't do so still wearing the filthy coat of Muraki.

"I m not sure if they fit, but here is a pair of boxers. they are a bit to big for me, as well as this shirt. I'll go change, I suggest that you do to. If you feel tired, go to sleep" Hisoka said and handed Tsuzuki a pair of blue boxers and a light grey shirt. "I have a few things to arrange before I come back" he said and left the room.

Tsuzuki watched him go, before he took on the offered cloths. The coat he threw in a corner. After trying to press most of the water from his hair, he slipped under the nice blanket. It didn't take long before he was asleep.

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Gomen for the late update! I didn't mention it being Hisoka who rescued Tsuzuki in the last chapter and my sister said that I should make up another person saving Tsuzuki just to be mean… but I think I like the idea of Hisoka saving Tsuzuki… don't you?