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A Repeat of the Past	By : Rocks Category: Yu-Gi-Oh > Het - Male/Female Views: 2261 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I do not own Yu-Gi-Oh, I make no profit from this writing, it is just for fun.

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“How do we get out of here?” Bakura asked, holding on for his life as the dragon dodged lightning bolts from the white dragons that pursued them.
“Jump!” Ryou replied. Bakura looked back at his Yami in alarm,
“Are you crazy?” he demanded as a vortex opened beneath them. Ryou replied by jumping, followed by Sahara.
“Liviana, take my hand.” Bakura said as he crouched uneasily on the dragon,
“I can’t!” Liviana replied as she looked down at the black vortex,
“We have to, we’ll be stuck here forever if we don’t!” he replied as a bolt of lightning flashed by, almost sending him falling into the vortex,
“Hurry, its closing!” Bakura said in alarm, as the black hole got smaller. Liviana gripped his hand and they both jumped, hoping the vortex would still be open when they got to it.

“Bakura?” Liviana breathed quietly as she opened her eyes. She blinked in the sudden light until a face came into focus, “Bakura?” she asked again, but it wasn’t him,
“No, it’s Max.” Pegasus replied taking her hand. Just then the door opened and another figure approached the bed, a figure she knew instantly,
“Bakura!” she exclaimed suddenly feeling a huge pain in her chest and gasping suddenly. Bakura sat down and took her hand as a nurse and doctor entered, astonished that she had woken up. “We made it.” She sighed as she looked at Bakura, who nodded in reply.
“Get some sleep, I’ll stay here all night if that’s what it takes to keep you safe.” Bakura promised. Feeling reassured Liviana closed her eyes and tried to sleep,

“Telar, I have-” Seth began, but Telar cut him off,
“You have fallen in love with another.” She finished. Seth looked at her in surprise, not fully understanding the power of her necklace. He nodded, knowing she could somehow see in her blindness.
“Her name is Kisara, she is a peasant girl I met in the village…but I also love you. It is not a choice that I can make, for I love you both…” he replied. Telar smiled sadly and looked at her lover, touching his face lightly,
“Then I shall choose. I shall return and marry the Pharaoh, as I was born to. You knew I was betrothed to him, so it is the best choice.” She replied. Seth looked at her desperately,
“But I love you, I don’t want to lose you.” He said as he took her in his arms. She smiled again and kissed his lips gently,
“I will always be here.” She whispered as she placed her hand on his chest, and suddenly Seth felt as if an imprint had been left in his heart and he smiled at the thought of a piece of Telar being placed in his heart.
“Thank you.” He said before kissing her and watching her leave.

“What is wrong?” Kisara asked a week later. Seth was at the door of his home looking out towards the palace, he sighed as he turned back.
“Nothing.” He replied, though she knew it wasn’t true.
“Go and see her.” Kisara said, she had known about Telar and had spoken with her on various occasions in town, though Seth knew nothing of it.
“It is her wedding day.” He said as if he hadn’t heard her.
“Then go and wish her well.” Kisara insisted as she put his cloak over his shoulders. Seth smiled and kissed her gently,
“I love you.” He said before leaving. Kisara smiled to herself and was surprised when Telar entered the hall.
“Is Seth present?” she asked, looking different now that she wore a golden head dress, it was merely an hour before the wedding,
“No, he just left.” She replied, suddenly an inner door opened and three soldiers stormed through with Seth’s father,
“Kill her!” he ordered in rage. Kisara gasped and Telar could only watch as Kisara was surrounded,
“I order you to stop!” Telar shouted as she ran forward, pulling one of the soldiers back,
“I shall release the power of the dragon for my son, and you’ll be next phoenix!” Seth’s father shouted. Telar was pushed down and watched in horror as the guards killed Kisara.
“No!” she cried as Kisara’s body fell to the floor. Seth’s father approached her with his sword drawn,
“There is much power in you, not a dragon’s power, no, yours is far more ancient and powerful, with you my son is guaranteed to become Pharaoh!” he shouted as he swung his sword down to stab her,
“No!” a voice cried. Suddenly the sword flew away and turning Telar saw Seth with the millennium rod in the doorway. “What have you done?” Seth demanded in rage as he saw Kisara’s body, blood in her white hair and her bright blue eyes now lifeless.
“I have done what had to be done.” His father replied. At that Seth’s rage grew and he ran forward, plunging the millennium rod into his fathers stomach, making sue he was still alive, a sudden power built up in Seth and behind him Telar saw a white dragon with Kisara’s eyes appear as a shadow.
“Leave him, do not help him.” Seth ordered as he turned away from his father. The guards left the room; they knew that they had been dismissed. Seth knelt by Kisara and held her to his chest. “I am sorry.” He whispered to Kisara. He let a tear fall before feeling a hate and rage build up; it was the Pharaoh’s fault that this had happened. He had stolen both of the women whom Seth had loved, Kisara had been killed because of him and he was going to marry the other.
“Seth, do not do this.” Telar ordered. Seth turned to her and felt all anger fall away. He got up and went to her, pulling her to her feet.
“I need you.” He said as he looked into her eyes,
“And you have me.” she replied before kissing him.

Kaiba woke up in his house, in his bed, with Tea lying beside him. He put an arm round her before turning away and getting out of the bed. He wore his silk pyjamas and still had the picture of his brother round his neck, he went to his desk and picked up the blue eyed white dragon cards from the top of his deck, Kisara… he thought to himself, he was sure that she didn’t exist in this world, but the cards had pulled at him all his life. At least this time I don’t have to choose. He mused before putting the cards back on his deck.
“She will always be with you.” Tea said as she put her arms around him from behind. He started, he hadn’t heard her approach, but he knew because of what she had said that she had had the same dream,
“I love you.” He said as he turned round and kissed her, knowing now that it was true and not caring if it was fate and he wasn’t in control of his destiny, right now all he cared about was the woman he held.
“Come back to bed.” Tea ordered before kissing him again.

“You betray me, my wife. You deceive me.” The Pharaoh said as Telar entered the front of the palace. She had known this was coming, after all the months of her disappearing she had known he would find out.
“No more than you betray me, my husband.” She replied as she looked at the black haired servant girl, Serena. The Pharaoh back handed her across the face,
“How dare you accuse me!” he shouted, mainly for the benefit of the guards, who were not accustomed to having a weak Pharaoh. Telar said nothing, “I will have business with him! Who is he?” the Pharaoh demanded, taking Telar’s shoulders, roughly,
“It is I!” Seth shouted from the doorway. The Pharaoh looked at him in shock, “I will take your challenge and have vengeance for the wrongs you have done me!” Seth shouted. Telar looked at him pleadingly, but he didn’t look at her, his eyes were fixed on the Pharaoh.
“Very well. At dawn.” The Pharaoh replied.
“At dawn.” Seth replied.

“Seth, please don’t do this.” Telar begged. Seth wore a priest out fit, a long toga with a long black cloak and a dark headdress with gold ornamentation. Telar was wearing a long, flowing white dress made of a thin net type of material and she wore a thin golden hoop on her head with the millennium necklace at her throat and around her eyes was a white piece of cloth.
“I will have my revenge against the Pharaoh!” Seth declared as he held the millennium rod to the sky, looking at Telar coldly. Telar cried and turned away from him,
“Please, I beg you, don’t do it.” She begged as she turned back. Seth looked at her even more icily as he approached her and towered above her,
“Why do you care?” he demanded. Telar looked away and walked out of the alley, when she was near the end she turned back.
“Because I love you.” She replied before walking off, leaving a very confused Seth in the alley. He didn’t know why she didn’t understand; once he had had revenge and the Pharaoh was out of the way they could be together.
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