Yu Yu Hakusho Fan Fiction ❯ Imaginary to Reality ❯ Student 101 ( Chapter 1 )

Summary: A popular teen girl one day finds herself being followed by Kuronue. She tries desperately to find out who he is. What she finds out is no one can see him but her. When she transfers from Yusuke and Kuwabara's school to Kurama's she thinks she finally got rid of him. Come to find out she has more problems than she realizes.

 

muie5: This is my brand new story. I have been working hard on this. It's a great idea that I have been thing of for a while. Hope you enjoy it.

 

Hiei: This isn't another story where you torture us all, is it?

 

muie5: I don't torture you people that much. Anyways!

 

I don't own Yu Yu Hakusho just Kelly, Sarah, and any other various characters like some teachers.

 

 

Chapter 1: Student 101

 

“Kelly, what's up?” asked a girl's voice.

 

A girl twirled around making her shoulder length brown hair fly in her face. She smiled at the firry red head that called out to her.

 

“Hey, Sarah. Ready for school?” Kelly asked a bit too cheerful.

 

The red head waited for Kelly at the end of her driveway like she did every school day. Kelly stopped by Sarah's side so that a boy riding a navy blue mountain bike could pass them. Sarah watched, dreamy eyed, as the boy passed without so much as a glace at the two.

 

“Hello? Earth to Sarah. Come in, Sarah. Is anyone there?” Kelly said as she snapped her fingers in front of her friend's face.

 

“What were you saying?”

 

“You like David Fisher?”

 

“You can't tell anyone!”

 

“Don't worry I won't but I can't believe you like him.”

 

The two heard the school bell ring as they got to the campus of the middle school. They parted ways with a promise to meet up later at the gate entrance.

 

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Kelly walked down a white titled hall as the morning sun shined through the windows. She came to a stop in front of a room that had a sign that read `Room 12: Miss Kit' on the right side of the door. Kelly slowly slide open the door just to have a paper wad fly right passed her face. Boys and girls were yelling across the room while some were throwing paper at other students.

 

“Okay, class! Settle down!” a curly blond hair woman yelled over the commotion.

 

Kelly quickly took her seat as other students got off the desks and settled into their chairs. The older woman stood in front of a chalkboard that covered most of the wall behind her.

Time passed with the teacher talking. Kelly glanced over at one of the many glass windows that coved most of the wall to the right of her seat. There, sitting on the edge of the window seal, was a boy with long raven black hair. The boy's back was facing Kelly so all she could see were black ribbons going from his wrists to three-fourths of the way up his arms. Kelly turned to the teacher and raised her hand. After a few seconds the teacher pointed at her. All the students in the class turned towards her.

 

“Yes, Miss Smort?” Miss Kit asked in her calm tone of voice.

 

“Why is there a guy sitting outside the window?” Kelly asked, turning to point at the window next to her.

 

When everyone looked there was no one there. This caused everyone to start to laugh except Kelly and Miss Kit. Kelly looked back to Miss Kit with a genuine puzzled expression.

 

“He was just there, I swear.”

 

“Miss Smort, do not waste any more of our time. Class, please settle down,” Miss Kit ordered, walking back up to the chalkboard.

 

Kelly looked back at the window as Miss Kit continued teaching. All that Kelly could see was a crystal blue sky.

 

“But I saw him.”

 

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The school day was already half way over. Everyone was eating lunch or just standing around the classroom talking. Kelly was settling in the desk next to a teen boy with dark, almost black, brown hair that had some red strikes.

 

“He was sitting right outside the window. When everyone looked he was gone,” Kelly said to the teen boy.

 

“Sounds like a bad scary story. Are you sure you weren't just imagining it?”

 

“What? Do you think I'm insane or something? I'm positive I saw that boy.”

 

Kelly looked over to see that the same guy from the window was sitting on a desk in front of the class eating an apple.

 

“That's him!” Kelly said, pointing to the new man over enthusiastically.

 

The boy looked around the room but didn't see anyone fitting the description given to him. He turned back to Kelly with a perplexed expression. “I don't see anyone anywhere near the description you gave me, Kelly.”

 

“Tony, he's pretty hard to miss! Fine! I'll take care of it myself,” Kelly retorted as she got up out of her chair.

 

She started cross the classroom and as she reached him he was finishing up the apple. Kelly tapped him on his shoulder. The man turned to her with the apple core in his right hand. He wore a white skirt that was cut all the way up to his thighs and black skintight pants under the skirt. A crooked belt was around his waist as if for decoration. He wore a tight tattered black vest that looked as if the sleeves were ripped off so that it showed off his muscles. Black ribbons were wrapped starting from the wrists and going three-fourths up his arms. On top of his head was a front part of a tattered black hat that was held on with some kind of strap with a gold platelet in front and his black-blue hair came out of the top in a ponytail. Hanging around his neck was a red pendent on a silver chain. His violet eyes looked curiously at Kelly. Even though there was no reason for it, Kelly's blue eyes showed frustration.

 

“What do you think you are doing? First, the embarrassment in class and now you're in a classroom that you're not even suppose to be in eating an apple!”

 

“Are you talking to me?”

 

“Whom else would I be talking to?”

 

“You can see me?”

 

The guy slid off the desk and onto his feet. Kelly's frustration started to grow as he circled around her. Kelly twirled around to keep her eyes on the guy as he went around her.

 

“Of course, I can see you or else I wouldn't be talking to you.”

 

“Isn't that Kelly Smort, the hip-hop dancer of the school?” asked a boy with orange curly hair, sort of in the shape of Elvis's hair.

 

“Yeah! Why is she spinning around?” asked a boy with slicked back black hair standing next to the orange head.

 

They watched Kelly stop turning in circles from where they stood by the door. They shrugged it off and continued to walk down the hall.

 

“So you must be the one I'm here for,” stated the new guy.

 

“What are you talking about? Who are you?”

 

“Name's Kuronue.”

 

“Kur-a-wan?”

 

“Kuronue.”

 

Kelly grabbed Kuronue's left wrist and started to pull him along. Kelly continued to pull him until she got to the desk Tony was sitting at. Tony looked at Kelly with her left arm stretched out behind her with her left hand gripped around air.

 

“This is the guy I was talking about. He says his name is Korawany.”

 

“It's Kuronue! Say it properly!” Kuronue ordered.

 

Kelly turned her head to Kuronue. Tony just looked around at the many people watching them.

 

“So what? Why do you have to have such a hard name anyways?”

 

“It's not hard. What's yours?”

 

“Mine's Kelly. Kelly Anna Smort.”

 

“Stupid,” Kuronue snuffed under his breath.

 

“Shut up! I'm not the one wearing a skirt!”

 

“Ummm…Kelly, who are you talking to?” Tony asked a bit cautiously.

 

Kelly turned back to him a bit frustrated. Some laughing was heard but Kelly didn't notice that at the moment.

 

“Don't you see him?” Kelly asked, pointing at Kuronue with her right hand.

 

Tony shook his head. “But you're making a scene.”

 

That statement brought that fact that everyone in the classroom, plus some from the hall, were staring at her. She started to blush as Tony laughed softly. Kelly turned back to Kuronue to find he had vanished.

 

“Where did he go?” Kelly asked as she dropped her arm to her side.

 

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The rest of the day passed with no more sightings of Kuronue. The final bell rang seconds before a hoard of middle school kids came running out of the creamy white school building. Kelly stood next to the huge white wall that went around the school building. Several kids passed her with either a wave or a hello. Kelly loved the attention but not at the moment. All she wanted was to tell Sarah about what happened.

 

“Hey, Kelly. Sorry I took so long. I needed to asked Mr. Gar something.”

 

“Hey, Kelly. Hello, Sarah,” David Fisher greeted before passing the two girls on his bike.

 

Sarah got back that dreamy stare she had earlier that day. Kelly sighed as she started to snap her fingers in her friend's face once more. It only took a moment for Sarah to come back down to earth.

 

“Sarah, did we get a new student?” Kelly asked after the two started to walk.

 

“Recently?”

 

“Yes. Like in the past few days.”

 

“Are you not the popular one? Don't you know what goes on in the school or are you too busy acting like your queen of the world?”

 

“You know I don't act like a self-centered brat.”

 

“It was just a joke. Relax, will ya?”

 

“Sorry. So did we?”

 

“Not that I know of. Why?”

 

“'Cause I saw some weird guy. Never saw him around school before, so I figured he was new.”

 

“I don't think we have a new student but I'll check tomorrow, okay?”

 

“No, it's fine.”

 

After that they walked in silence. Kelly thought about Kuronue while Sarah thought if there was a new student. Sarah tended to have a habit about knowing everything that goes on in school so it was killing her to not know if there was a new student or not. Soon they both stopped at a two story, very light blue house. There were two flower gardens, one on each side of the white cement driveway. Even though it had a pretty small yard the grass was a beautiful, luscious green.

 

“I love your house, Kelly. I can't believe you keep all these flowers alive by yourself. Not to mention you keep your grass so green,” Sarah stated in amazement like she did every day.

 

“Yeah. Mother says I have a knack for keeping plants alive. See you tomorrow?”

 

“Of course. See ya!” Sarah said before walking down the white sidewalk.

 

Kelly turned back around and walked up her driveway. She stopped halfway to the front door to look at her flowers. This was when she noticed that one of her few roses were dieing.

 

“Great! Now my roses are dieing,” Kelly said as she walked over to the dieing rose.

 

Kelly bent down and started to mend the rose the best she could. As she was tending to her rose the orange haired teen boy and the black haired teen boy was walking towards her house.

 

“Kuwabara, I'm going to hit the arcade."

 

“Nothing better to do. I'll join ya, Urameshi."

 

As Yusuke and Kuwabara started to get closer to Kelly's home Kuwabara noticed her on her knees. It was apparent Yusuke didn't notice because he just kept staring up at the sky with his hands folded behind his head.

 

“Hey, Urameshi. Did you know that Kelly Smort lives on this block?”

 

Yusuke looked at his friend with a questioning look. But he could tell his friend was asking a censer question. “No. Why would I know that?” Yusuke answered, arms lowering from the back of his head to his side.

 

“'Cause there she is,” Kuwabara answered, pointing to Kelly.

 

Yusuke looked forward and sure enough there she was. They reached the end of her driveway seconds later. Kuwabara stopped so Yusuke decided to do the same.

 

“Hello, Kelly. I didn't know you lived around here,” Kuwabara greeted.

 

Kelly looked up to see two boys she's seen only a handful of times at school. But not wanting to be rude she smiled and stood up. Kuwabara had on a goofy smile while Yusuke kept his frown.

 

“Hello. Sorry but what are your names? I've seen you around school but never been able to talk to you,” Kelly politely stated.

 

“My name is Kazuma Kuwabara. This is Yusuke Urameshi.”

 

“Nice to meet you both. Where are you two heading off to?”

 

“The arcade,” Yusuke answered as if he was bored talking with her.

 

“So you two must live around here. I didn't know that."

 

“Yeah. It's weird, huh?” Kuwabara stated with a small laugh.

 

“Yes, it is."

 

Yusuke took this time to scan the house and grounds. He noticed that one of the roses had a small stake holding it up. He figured Kelly must have planted all of the flowers.

 

“You have a lot of flowers around your house,” Yusuke stated all of the sudden.

 

Kelly looked at Yusuke with a smile as she answered, “Yes, I love gardening. It's kind of a hobby of mine.”

 

“You must be good at it since none of them are dead,” Kuwabara stated as he scanned the many variety of flowers.

 

“Yes, but my favorite flowers are becoming more and more sick each day."

 

“Which ones?”

 

“My roses.”

 

“Kelly suppers almost ready. Come in and set the table,” came an older female voice from inside the light blue house.

 

“I'm sorry I have to go. It was nice talking to you, Kazuma and Yusuke. I hope to talk to you two again soon."

 

“Ditto,” Kuwabara agreed.

 

So with that Yusuke and Kuwabara started to head off to the arcade once again. Kelly started towards her house when she noticed an unwanted visitor sitting on the second step that lead to the front door.