HxB-FanClub

"Where the hell are you taking me?" Botan looked over to the short fire demon and smiled. She had told him that Koenma had had a special mission for him, but in reality it was her job to distract him. "Oh Hiei, I'm taking you to the place we're supposed to meet Koenma?" Hiei shot her a skeptical glare. "And I'm just supposed to believe that the brat prince of Spirit World would trust me, a felon he charged, to complete some mission in the name of said world?" "Um, he trusts you?" Botan tried using her kitty face to try to charm her way out of the question. "Hn," Hiei replied closing his eyes. "Try again. I know that Koenma doesn't trust me. D

Whoever thought that things could ever be so peaceful? Not even a year ago there was the threat of demons coming into Human World to destroy it. Yusuke was considered a threat; the barrier needed to stay up. Now, thanks to that "threat" demons and humans were getting along. Sure, humans didn't really know all that much about the demons coming into their world now that the barrier was down, but there was less bloodshed than there had been when the barrier was up, so much so that there wasn't much that needed to be done with the spirit detectives. True, Yusuke had been fired, but he still did his part to keep the peace along with Kuwabara, Kura

"I can't believe it's over," a dark-haired, brown-eyed boy whined as he and his friends walked down the street of their suburban hometown. "I mean, do we have to go in tomorrow." "Oh Yusuke," a blue-haired girl laughed; her pink eyes reflected the humor she found in his comment. "Of course we do. It's the first day of senior year!" "Easy for you to say, Botan," the teenager complained. "You actually like school. I just think they should extend break." A brown-haired girl with eye color similar to the boy pulled Botan close to her and whispered in her ear. "Yeah, because he totally forgot we got out two weeks early with the snow days." "Oh shu

In a small town, a girl rode her bike with no destination in particular. She had just graduated from high school the month before, and soon she would be leaving town and going off to a new school. In just that one day, she had rode to all of the places that held memories for her, both good and bad. The first place she had gone was the movie theater she frequented with her friends in middle school, but hadn't been to since all the drama between the group had started. She even went to the playground where she had met her best friend. Now, she was sitting on the river bank, a place where she'd go to be alone unless Yusuke decided to join her. He

Darkness fell, the night growing colder as a figure standing in his boat looked out into the watery abyss of the ocean. The rickety, old boat bucked as another wave pushed it into the dock. The creak of the wooden dock knocking into metal made the dark, spiky-haired man cringe. For years, this boat had been his home and it was far from seaworthy. It was the one object he received from his father, the last object that tied him to his old life. He had no money to really maintain the vessel. All he had was guts and his own two hands. He had put a lot of time and effort into repairing the major damages of the boat. Even the spot at the dock was a

It had been centuries since the war had begun among the fire and water clans, and even their members had no idea what had caused the conflict. One day there had been peace, and the next there was continual bloodshed. The warriors of the water clan had attacked that of the fire one night, destroying homes and attempting to destroy the warriors protecting the innocents in distress. After that day, the leader of the fire clan had ordered his people to escape, to retreat deeper into Demon World. His one time friend had forced his hand, and one day he would pay for destroying their village home. He just needed to lie in wait. Finding a new home ha

Hiei didn't know how he let himself get talked into attending this mess. He cringed at the volume of the loud music that blared and elevated as he entered his old comrade's wedding reception. Immediately, he knew he shouldn't have come. It had not been the first party he had allowed himself to be talked into attending since Hiei had started going between the two worlds to visit Yukina from time to time. The first had been the meeting/reunion which had been fine. He had made a late appearance, getting Yukina alone to return her hiruiseki stone and to tell her that her brother was dead. That was fine, but then the get-togethers started getting

It was a beautiful day where Botan and the girls were walking around the city. They had spent the day shopping, and now they were headed to a café where Kuwabara had taken Yukina once before on what could be considered their third, official date. Botan looked around the busy streets with a smile on her face. She had lived in Human World for years now and was very happy, especially since demons were integrating nicely with the humans. Of course, some humans were still skeptical, and they sometimes blamed horrendous crimes on the demons, but Yusuke and Kurama had been handling that. The two of them opened up a detective agency, remaining c

It was a mistake to come, he knew.  There was nothing to be gained by visiting his old comrades.  Through all the years, they hadn’t changed. In the beginning, Hiei hated almost every member of their unlikely group.  Yusuke was the idiot detective, and Kuwabara was the annoying, sentimental oaf that spoke rubbish and flirted with his sister.  Kurama was the only one Hiei tolerated, but at the same time he despised his sneaky, observant mind.  He was always a meddlesome fool who spoke the truth.  Sometimes, he gave it when the fire demon was the least receptive to it. Among all of those he had ever been forced to work with, the most in