Yu Yu Hakusho Fan Fiction ❯ crimson eyes, my crimson eyes ❯ chapter 6 ( Chapter 6 )

Crimson: I am so, so ,so ,so ,so ,so ,so sorry that it toke me so long to update. Believe it or not, I had major writer's block on this story, enough that I started another story. I would suggest you read that story too if you like this one. Again I am sorry, and I hope you can forgive me. Now I will start the story.

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Yumiko's POV

I was sad at the news, but not devastated. I rarely spoke anyways. The only thing I would miss was that I couldn't sing when I was feeling lonely anymore. I saw the red head turn his eyes away, as if blaming him for my loss. I wanted to tell him it was okay, and finally thought of a way how. I looked around the room frantically, trying to find the objects I wanted.

I looked over to the others in the room, all of them looking oddly at me, wondering what I was doing. I widened my eyes when I saw Hiei standing in front of me holding out paper and a pen. I didn't even see him get up. With a shaky hand I toke the objects from his hand and mouthed a "thank you", and started to write a sentence down on the paper.

Now I know people probably think that because I have been running away, that I am uneducated, but I wasn't. My parents taught me some when I was young, and I would often sit in trees next to classroom windows, opening them a little so I could hear and learn.

I picked up the piece of paper, and held it up for the red head to read. Once he, along with the others in the room read it, he looked less tense, and smiled.

"My name is Kurama," he pointed to the boy with slick black hair and the blue haired girl. "And that is Yusuke and Botan. I believe you already found out about Kuwabara."

I nodded, but quickly stopped, feeling my headache return to me. I wrote another sentence on the paper, yet again holding it up for the others to see. The girl named Botan smiled, I really found her too perky for my tastes, but I could tell she was nice.

"Well then Koenma and I will come back tomorrow when you are feeling a little better."

Wait a minute, did she say Koenma? My parents said something about him before they died, but I couldn't remember what. I heard a voice coming from the area around Botan.

"That would be me, and though I hate to put things off till later, Botan is right, you need your rest. Besides, I think you will be plenty safe here tonight."

I looked down, finally realizing where the voice was located, only to see a toddler. I gaped at the child. It could talk. He noticed my look, and spoke in a tired voice, as if he was used to this happening.

"I know I look like a toddler, but to be honest, I am older then all of the people in this room combined."

I nodded shortly again, so I wouldn't hurt my head. I didn't think I would be here long enough for me to worry about these people. I would stay only until my wounds were healed, then I will leave. I didn't what anybody else to get hurt because of me.

The toddler seemed satisfied with my agreement, and turned to face Botan. The perky girl nodded, and with a snap of his fingers, both of them were gone, to where I didn't know. For a second, everything was quiet, but the silence didn't last long.

I was amazed at how fast it toke the two boys, Kuwabara and Yusuke, to break into a fight, and all over such a little thing as what to have for dinner. I sat where I was patiently, listening and watching them both practically bit each others head off. I finally got tired of their bickering, and wrote a suggestion down on paper.

Now I had the suggestion, but how to show it to them?

I noticed Kurama rub his temples in frustration, and try to break up the fighting pair. Apparently those two did this a lot. I finally got an idea, and slowly got up from the chair, walking over to Kurama. I poked him in the shoulder, getting his attention, and showed him the paper with my sentence on it. He smiled at me, approving my idea.

"Good idea Yumiko, now why didn't I think of that?" he said, still smiling. I shrugged, and Kurama pulled the two away from each other.

"Could you guys hold on for a minute, Yumiko has an idea." He said loudly. The two shrugged, muttering a fine and read the paper with my sentence on it. It didn't take them long, it was only one word after all. Yusuke put out his hand to Kuwabara.

"Well I say that is fine by me, if it okay with you we can call it a temporary truce, but just while Yumiko is here. Agreed?"

Kuwabara looked like he was about to disagree, but froze, seeming in a trance. He finally came back to reality, and nodded, shaking Yusuke's outstretched hand.

"Ok Urameshi, agreed." He sounded rushed, as if he was afraid of something. I turned to look over at Hiei. I had a feeling he had something to do with it fir some reason, though how I didn't know.

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Again I would like to say sorry, and I promise things will get better for Yumiko, and that you will find out why Yumiko is important. It just won't happen next chapter because it will be in Hiei's POV.