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((Run Namon! Run as fast as you can!! XD))

As Nagi watched her ranting escapade, he felt as though it would be good idea to hide somewhere, considering how scary she looked when she was really pissed. It was at this point when he realized that during the duration of his time being captain, he'd rather choose to be turned into a hollow chew toy or train everyone in Soul Society over making Yuki angry. Her animosity startled him so much that it took him a while to really understand the first part she had said.

Staring blankly for a moment, that little spark in Nagi's head finally kicked in as the words sank in and things made sense. That's right... the first day we met... Every moment of that day began flashing through his mind, playing like a movie before his very eyes. It was no wonder Yuki was so angry he had forgotten something like that. There was no doubt that he'd gotten himself in deep this time. Now that he admitted to completely forgetting, the damage had already been done so there was no going back now. Nagi had no choice but to look ahead in this case for he now had to find some way to fix it or at least make it up to her. Certainly a normal apology wasn't going to dampen her raging inferno of a mood. Not only that, but he suddenly became concerned for her health for there was a good chance that she wouldn't be able to speak properly after this. He thought of asking her if she was okay (for her sanity anyway) but figured it would just make her more angry. He honestly didn't know what to say now. Maybe he should just make a break for it while she wasn't looking.

"You're a coward... you mean you can't deal with a woman? You really aren't good for much are you?"
the voice in the back of his mind sighed.

This is Yuki you're talking about. She's going to kill me! I really don't want to die yet. Nagi replied, ignoring the fact that he was once again deemed incompetent.

"I remembered it... so I don't see what the problem is."

Nagi wished to internally punch himself at that moment. Tenchi was really an a** sometimes but this was pushing it. Just how much did the angel actually remember? It was obvious that he never told Nagi anything important but out of everything that Tenchi failed to mention, why this time?

Letting out a sigh, Nagi regained his composure, looking calm once more. Getting angry or upset wasn't going to fix this. Tenchi wanted him to rely on himself so he was going to do just that- stand up and take it like a man.
"I understand why you're upset." he said sincerely. "I can't believe I let myself forget something like that... Is there any way I could make it up to you?"

Feeling that he had every right to be called a coward, Nagi simply shook his head at her question for he didn't really have much else to say to that. Once again, an apology was out of the question because he had said it once and it would probably make her even angrier. Whatever he was about to get he most likely deserved.

"You're so smooth." Tenchi sighed. "I think she's going to try to kill you."


I suppose you're right...

"I am you twit. Don't think I'm not going to let that happen either... It's my body too. You can do what you like but I'm not going to let her burn me... anything else is fine but you know how I feel about that dragon and that damned fire..."

Tenchi... He uttered back, now biting his lip. He had definately gotten himself into a bad predicament. Surely if Yuki attacked him, Tenchi would probably take over and retaliate. He couldn't allow that to happen. How would he explain it if Yuki got hurt on his accord? Then she'd never forgive him and he'd probably never forgive himself.

"Yuki, I really am sorry." he said, trying not to sound so nervous. "Can't we settle this another way?"

((Oh geeze... Now I feel like the bad guy here. ^^'))

The moment Nagi saw on her hand reaching for her weapon, he suddenly felt so light headed he nearly fainted as the white dots danced in his vision. All this time, he had forgotten how tired his body was. Now that his adrenaline was starting to rush, it was catching up to him quickly. This was bad.

Drawing back, he had to avoid letting his right eye dilate at all cost or he'd lose it. He didn't want to fight- he couldn't let Tenchi take over. This was what he meant by "another way" but she was apparently too angry to realize it.

Using shun-po, he dashed away.

Nagi couldn't have agreed more on her with that insult. His blue eyes widened as she appeared before him, swinging her sword directly at him! Letting out a gasp, he held back every intention of defending himself as he jumped upward to dodge the oncoming blade. During his attempt, he slightly lost his footing, making his timing a little off. For a brief moment, he saw his own reflection looking back at him, slicing off a strand of his black hair as he commenced in an involuntary pencil flip up over his assailant. Luckily Yuki was short enough for him to clear some distance above. Glancing down, he got a good view of her red hair and her angry eyes. The whole world seemed to move in slow motion at that moment when Nagi came to the realization that she truly was out to kill him.

Once both feet hit the ground, he dashed forward once more, thankful for his life.

"Yuki!" he called behind him, sounding really nervous. "You really do want to kill me don't you?!"

((I had to add a Matrix scene because the idea was too funny to pass upXD))

Unlike Yuki, Nagi was briefly distracted by the little black insect. Though he was still running like mad, he took his eyes away from what was really important tat that moment. The next thing that happened was so unexpected that he really didn't have any time to react at all. All he knew was that there was more shouting and that there was suddenly a force hitting him equivalent to that of a city bus.

He had been moving very quickly, and for something to stop so suddenly would result in nothing more than devastation. The first thing to hit the ground was Nagi's chin, then the rest of his body followed as he suddenly began to roll forward without the ability to stop himself. Grass and dirt flew into the air for several feet before he came to a skidding halt on his back.

Letting out a groan, he stared up at the sky, which was spinning rapidly at that point. The situation reminded him of the time he tried sake for the first time. The feeling made him sick, but just like the time before, he knew that he somehow deserved this. Unable to hold it back anymore, his right eye slowly dilated, growing larger and larger until no more blue was seen. It was fortunate that his body didn't really have anymore energy for the fear of Tenchi attacking was now imminent. His chest heaved up and down, straining to catch his breath. His body felt uncomfortably stiff even though he ignored the pain as always. Despite this, he still said "oww..." anyway.

"I'm sorry..." was all he uttered, still blankly staring into the sky. His right eye was slightly closed to keep out the harmful rays of the sun. He endured the blow to the stomach though he felt a slight jump somewhere in his chest.

Please, Tenchi... promise me you won't try anything.

"You moron... go look in your bag." the voice in his head sighed, apparently stirred in amusement so much that he just couldn't take it anymore.

"What?" Nagi gasped out loud, almost wanting to return to his feet at that moment. It was difficult, especially after Yuki kicked him in the stomach.

The slap was so forceful that his entire body was suddenly turned over. Now lying spread-eagle on his back, feeling enlightened to the point to where pain was no longer the issue. At that moment, he wanted nothing more than to strangle Tenchi somehow. He almost felt the notion to just reach up and grab his own neck to give a good squeeze.

"...Yuki." he said, almost laughing, still keeping his eyes on the sky for the earth was still spinning. "...I have to go back."

With that, he kipped himself back upward. As dizzy as he was, he was now running on pure ambition to get back to his bag. He needed enough strength to get him back there. He'd worry about her kicking his a** any time after that. His white haori, which was now frayed and full of grass stains, slid off his shoulders and landed at his heels as he took off once more.

((I really didn't... I suppose the rest was up for your imagination. It does wonders. ^^))

Nagi continued running, using his right eye to keep his vision focused. He could feel Yuki close behind him but he chocked his fear and continued running. She was a bit further behind him than before, giving him the idea that she was distracted by something. This definately worked to his advantage and gave him a good head start.

Once he came upon his things, he suddenly realized that he had to stop again. This would take some skill to keep him from not going head over heels again as he came to a sudden and complete stop once he made it to his destination. Twisting himself around, he bent downward, digging his fingers into the ground- creating a three foot long pair of torn finger marks across the ground. Though his hands were now really dirty, he reached into his bag and began digging around inside.