I would love to read it
It's just a rough draft, but it's what I have so far. It's self-insert and I feel like I'm going to get crapped on for that unless it's freaking awesome, so here we go…
Two creatures were arguing. To the human eye, they would appear to be fairies. The Tinkerbell kind, at least. Their size was, for the most part, unknowable, for nothing else occupied the space that they were in. One was a female, with red hair that was pulled up into a high ponytail. The other one was male, and his hair was strikingly black. The male was slightly taller than the female. They both had pale skin and startling blue eyes, though they were startling for different reasons. The redhead’s eyes were bright, bright blue, like the sky over the Grand Canyon. Her companion’s were dark–they almost looked black–and seemed to have small galaxies swimming within them. Their outfits were rather different than what one would assume from fairies, as well. The female wore a simple blue tank top and white shorts, revealing that she was certainly in shape. Her shoes were darker blue and orange tennis shoes. The male’s outfit consisted of blues and blacks. A black button-down shirt was open over a dark blue tee-shirt–both of which had tears in the back so that his wings could peek through–and black jeans dissappeared into high blue boots only a shade lighter than his eyes. The boots were adorned with gold zippers and buckles.
“Yume, you’re absolutely insane! You can’t really be implying–” The redheaded fairy was cut off by the other, who held a hand up and feigned injury.
“I know, it must sound utterly mad to you, but Kibo, just hear me out–” Yume’s voice seemed to have a British accent to it. Not that it mattered, as Kibo continued to plow onwards.
“Yeah, it does! It’s absolutely freaking nuts! You expect me to be okay with you sending her into a different world?! She’s fourteen! No! You need me to spell it out for you?”
“I think I can handle a two letter–”
“N-O! Exclamation point!”
Yume sighed, looking down at his feet. “Kibo.” He looked up at the raging–and rightfully so, he might add–redhead. “I understand that this is crazy. Truly, I do. But…what else can we do now? With everything the way it is, neither of us exactly have a choice in the matter. You’ve seen the signs too, I know it. Besides,” Yume’s eyes glinted, a hint of something–humor? Hope, maybe?–shining through the starlike specks inside them. “We’ll give her an advantage. An ability.”
Kibo stopped, considering this. “An ability? What do you have in mind? Nothing too insane, though. We don’t want to push the balance more than it already is.” Kibo’s look was thoughtful, and she tilted her head to the side, curiosity on display. But she still had that blaze in her blue eyes that betrayed her stance on sending this…this child into a world that she would find completely alien.
The other fairy, however, grinned. “I was thinking we could leave that up to her. Just, you know, let her know that it can’t be too powerful.”
“Hm. It could work, actually. And the world that she’ll be visiting?” Hopefully it’s just a visit.
“Well, I suppose she could chose that one, too. Of course, it would have to be something relatively recent in her memory. That fantasy one she was just reading, the graphic novel about the changeling–”
“Estranged?”
“Right. That would be interesting to see, but I’d have to say that she likely won’t chose it. The anime she was watching seems more likely.” Yume shrugged. “Mortals. What are you going to do?”
Kibo furrowed her brow. “My Hero Academia? You really think so?”
“Ah, no. The other one. Fullmetal Alchemist. Probably the 2003 version; it seems to be her favorite.”
“Huh. And you think she’ll be able to make it through that? It’s a rough one, that’s for sure…”
Yume gave Kibo a grin. “She’s an author. Well, aspiring, anyway. Let’s see what she gives us to work with before we make any assumptions.”
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I decided to go with Kibo and Yume for their names because I wanted something symbolic for them, and they mean hope and dreams respectively in Japanese(because it's an anime fic, of course I'll use Japanese. lol). Kibo symbolizes hope–hence her being fit and stuff, I figured that a lot of people hope to eventually reach that, I guess. Might be something that will get changed in the final draft. Yume is dreams, specifically not-so-realistic ones, and his physical appearance was meant to mirror that a little.
And yes, fairies. It makes a little more sense in the first chapter, when they're introduced to the main character.
