[Otaku]

Characters: (So Far) Kaiba Noa and Roba Eris (both Yu-Gi-Oh)
Rating: G at the moment, can change.
Summary: An overprivileged and arrogant child has finished designing the perfect toy -0 or is it a weapon of war? Either way, he is determined to make his fantasies come to life using the sentient beings that are pulled through his portal, into a world they could not have predicted.

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He was a teenager by all standard measures, and carried himself as such, approaching the illuminated screen with a measured ease. There was even a bit of a smirk on his face as the teal-haired boy adjusted the numbers, chuckling to himself as he began the sequence. Only 5'4, he carried himself with an arrogance that spoke of the fortune that the room itself conveyed. Chrome walls, illuminated displays that shimmered inches above the surface, food and drink that appeared and disappeared at command. It would have been elegant if it wasn't pure overkill, showing that perhaps the girl wasn't quite as sure of himself as he wanted others to believe.

He'd worked on this algorithm for nearly a year, with small successes, and large failures, but it was ready. Within moments, he would know what it brought into his own dimensions. Within moments, sentient beings would fall into this small square of reality, a city named Domino Japan, and he would set them upon a chess board to play out his wildest dreams.

He stood back and watched, grinning at another male who entered, a bare wisp of a thing that slumped against the wall, rubbing his neck. This was sure to be a new beginning, not only for them, but for the virtual grid he had begun to lay out, altering the town piece by piece. They watched, and waited, and the machine spit out numbers in glittering droves, in rainbow shifts along the multi-faceted wall that it adorned, and it spit out answers, glorious information that never could have been had if they'd given up, if they hadn't clung to this idea of transforming reality... And the first to arrive fell through, arriving in a confused tumble that didn't quite match the elegance the situation deserved...