Disclaimer: Kenshin does not own the
Yuu Yuu Hakusho characters (they are the property of Togashi Yoshihiro et al), and does not make any money from said characters.
What Kenshin does own, however, are all the original characters in this work. Any attempt to "borrow" these characters will be met with the katana, or worse.
Rating: K/PG-13 for anime-style fight scenes
Summary: On a commercial shoot during the Christmas season, Hiei finds not only mistletoe festooning the ceiling, but his allies acting like Sailor Senshi.
A/N: When did I start the habit of writing a YYH Christmas tale annually? And why?
It started with what seemed the obvious choice:
A Yuu Yuu Carol, my take on the Dickens classic, and continued with
X-Mas With an Angel (my first, and probably only, crossover story), right through to
The Thirteenth Attempt (Yuusuke versus ramen). (All still on ff-net for holiday reading)
This particular Christmas story owes quite a bit to Sailor Moon, and takes place within the time-frame of
The Book of Cat With Moon, right after the Cowboy Trilogy in fact. Here we see Hiei in his role as an actor in commercials, established in
Firebird Sweet, likewise in
Operation Rosary (which also introduces his work for the mysterious 'Agency.
') Thanks for reading this, and please review!
Because some days you just have to chew through the leather straps….
In the name of the rose, I'll punish you!
Lights, Camera, Mayhem! (A Christmas Trifle)
by
Kenshin
(Excerpt):
Urameshi threw up his hands. "Wha'd I do this time?"
Hiei's mouth twitched in amusement. Wearing knickers, argyle vest, and a cap that covered her marigold hair, Shay-san was play-acting 'director' to the hilt. Older than the others by a handful of years, she used this scrap of authority to add weight to her role as director, addressing the unruly boy. "Yuusuke. Do the words, 'kicking everyone's ass' appear anywhere within the script?"
"They should," said Urameshi.
Shayla Kidd spoke to him through her megaphone. "Thank you for your input, Yuusuke. However, those words are indeed nowhere to be found in the script, which, by the way, I did not write."
"Oh, sure!" Juri cradled the script like it was a baby. "Blame the writer!"
Shayla Kidd put down her megaphone and swiveled her head until her gaze met Juri's. The room stilled.
"Can you answer these questions, Juri-san?" she inquired sweetly. "Whose uncle is a famed entertainment attorney? Oh, that's' right-me. Who's been on an actual movie set? Oh, that's right-me. Who had a part in an actual movie starring Mr. Clint Eastwood? Oh, that's right-moi. And who starred as the fairy queen in Naked Japanese-"
Hiei opened one eye. "No one was actually naked-"
Shayla Kidd didn't miss a beat. "-Shakespeare? Oh, that's right. ME."
"Fine," Juri fumed.
Shay-san turned to Urameshi. "Now, Yuusuke. Once more, with feeling-AND THE RIGHT LINES."
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