The Seduction of Kudou - 31-33
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kooriiFandom: Detective Conan/Magic Kaito
Pairing: Onesided ShinichiKid & Eventual KaiShin
Rating: K
Warnings: None
Genre: Humor
Kaito twisted around, and hopped up to perch on the corner of the desk, absently flipping his cape out of the way. And, while under normal circumstances he might have been bothered by putting Kudou at his back, he well knew from their chats not long ago, that the detective wouldn't go after him right now.
Flippantly, he said, “Princess fits you much better anyway.”
“No,” Kudou growled. “It doesn't.”
“Yes it does~!” Kaito sing songed, twisting around on the desk to grin at the detective. It reminded him so much of the easy way with which they got along as just Kuroba Kaito and Kudou Shinichi, which, in turn, reminded him of the time he'd spent with the formerly small detective not long ago.
The detective scowled heavily at him, but Kaito easily ignored it. “Do you have any questions, or are you just here to torment me?”
Kaito set his finger to his chin in thought, head tilted back to observe the glass ceiling. “I suppose, but right now I'm merely basking in the glow that I wasn't, in fact, being out smarted by a little brat.” The fiercely amused smirk on Kudou's face made Kaito chuckle. “Though, in all honesty, I think I forgot you were only a six year old quite often.”
Kudou shrugged his shoulders absently. “My acting skills aren't that good.”
“I'll say...”
“Oi!”
“So, basically, you screwed up, got bludgeoned, poisoned, and left to die in the proverbial gutter only, instead, you shrunk?” Kaito asked, and if his voice was a bit incredulous, so what? It was a rather crazy story.
The detective gave him a rather dirty look at his description of the events, “And then I fell down a rabbit hole, and had an adventure with a girl with white rabbit ears, and a lab coat, who eventually got me a bottle that worked the opposite.”
Ignoring the sarcasm in Kudou's voice, Kaito attempted to come up with that image only to imagine Hakuba running around with his silly watch, insisting he was late. “Huh.”
He wasn't sure how he knew, but he just knew Kudou was rolling his eyes at him. The detective had long since taken to sitting in the chair behind the desk, and Kaito had turned around to sit atop said desk, cross legged. Glancing down he found that, sure enough, he was getting the classic eye roll.
“Well,” Kaito said blandly. “You could have just told me, it wasn't like I would have told anyone else.”
“Would you have?” Kudou asked, and they both knew it was rhetoric, just like Kaito knew he wasn't questioning whether or not he would have told someone his secret. “It was more fun to give you a clue and see if you could figure it out.”
Leaning forward, Kaito braced his elbow on his knee and rested his chin in his palm. “My, my, Princess, that's practically devious!”
“What is it with you and nicknames?!”
Shinichi followed the thief back to his room, watching in faint amusement as Kid bounced over to sit on his windowsill and pull his shoes on. He hadn't even noticed that the thief had left them there.
“I'm glad I figured it out,” Kid said, voice barely above a whisper, as if he were confessing something dire. “I wasn't sure what to think.”
He shrugged, unapologetic. “I had every confidence you'd figure it out eventually.”
Kid gave him an amused look from beneath the brim of his hat. “Was that a compliment?”
“Merely common sense in the face of your own magpie tendencies toward knowledge and trickery,” Shinichi replied drily.
Laughing lightly, Kid admitted, “Ah, but if I hadn't been given a clue by an unknowing source I wouldn't have figured it out quite so fast.” Then, he stood up, balancing on the sill and said, “It's good to know you're still here. Things wouldn't have been quite the same without my favorite critic, though, I do wonder what game you're playing now.”
Shinichi lifted his head, and gave the white dressed thief a challenging look, “Another riddle for you to figure out, Kaitou Kid-san.”
Kid grinned wickedly at him, and turned to leave, pausing dramatically he called back. “Ah, I almost forgot... I owe you one for knocking me out, but, that can wait for the perfect moment.”
And, then he was gone. Shinichi tried to convince himself that he didn't feel nervous over the proclamation, but it wasn't really working.
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Pairing: Onesided ShinichiKid & Eventual KaiShin
Rating: K
Warnings: None
Genre: Humor
Cape
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Kaito twisted around, and hopped up to perch on the corner of the desk, absently flipping his cape out of the way. And, while under normal circumstances he might have been bothered by putting Kudou at his back, he well knew from their chats not long ago, that the detective wouldn't go after him right now.
Flippantly, he said, “Princess fits you much better anyway.”
“No,” Kudou growled. “It doesn't.”
“Yes it does~!” Kaito sing songed, twisting around on the desk to grin at the detective. It reminded him so much of the easy way with which they got along as just Kuroba Kaito and Kudou Shinichi, which, in turn, reminded him of the time he'd spent with the formerly small detective not long ago.
The detective scowled heavily at him, but Kaito easily ignored it. “Do you have any questions, or are you just here to torment me?”
Kaito set his finger to his chin in thought, head tilted back to observe the glass ceiling. “I suppose, but right now I'm merely basking in the glow that I wasn't, in fact, being out smarted by a little brat.” The fiercely amused smirk on Kudou's face made Kaito chuckle. “Though, in all honesty, I think I forgot you were only a six year old quite often.”
Kudou shrugged his shoulders absently. “My acting skills aren't that good.”
“I'll say...”
“Oi!”
Gutter
words: 274
words: 274
“So, basically, you screwed up, got bludgeoned, poisoned, and left to die in the proverbial gutter only, instead, you shrunk?” Kaito asked, and if his voice was a bit incredulous, so what? It was a rather crazy story.
The detective gave him a rather dirty look at his description of the events, “And then I fell down a rabbit hole, and had an adventure with a girl with white rabbit ears, and a lab coat, who eventually got me a bottle that worked the opposite.”
Ignoring the sarcasm in Kudou's voice, Kaito attempted to come up with that image only to imagine Hakuba running around with his silly watch, insisting he was late. “Huh.”
He wasn't sure how he knew, but he just knew Kudou was rolling his eyes at him. The detective had long since taken to sitting in the chair behind the desk, and Kaito had turned around to sit atop said desk, cross legged. Glancing down he found that, sure enough, he was getting the classic eye roll.
“Well,” Kaito said blandly. “You could have just told me, it wasn't like I would have told anyone else.”
“Would you have?” Kudou asked, and they both knew it was rhetoric, just like Kaito knew he wasn't questioning whether or not he would have told someone his secret. “It was more fun to give you a clue and see if you could figure it out.”
Leaning forward, Kaito braced his elbow on his knee and rested his chin in his palm. “My, my, Princess, that's practically devious!”
“What is it with you and nicknames?!”
Whisper
words: 261
words: 261
Shinichi followed the thief back to his room, watching in faint amusement as Kid bounced over to sit on his windowsill and pull his shoes on. He hadn't even noticed that the thief had left them there.
“I'm glad I figured it out,” Kid said, voice barely above a whisper, as if he were confessing something dire. “I wasn't sure what to think.”
He shrugged, unapologetic. “I had every confidence you'd figure it out eventually.”
Kid gave him an amused look from beneath the brim of his hat. “Was that a compliment?”
“Merely common sense in the face of your own magpie tendencies toward knowledge and trickery,” Shinichi replied drily.
Laughing lightly, Kid admitted, “Ah, but if I hadn't been given a clue by an unknowing source I wouldn't have figured it out quite so fast.” Then, he stood up, balancing on the sill and said, “It's good to know you're still here. Things wouldn't have been quite the same without my favorite critic, though, I do wonder what game you're playing now.”
Shinichi lifted his head, and gave the white dressed thief a challenging look, “Another riddle for you to figure out, Kaitou Kid-san.”
Kid grinned wickedly at him, and turned to leave, pausing dramatically he called back. “Ah, I almost forgot... I owe you one for knocking me out, but, that can wait for the perfect moment.”
And, then he was gone. Shinichi tried to convince himself that he didn't feel nervous over the proclamation, but it wasn't really working.
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