Full Moon Falls

Summary: Five geniuses attend Full Moon Falls Academy, in which angels and demons compete for the golden championship, and the losing side may face the price of death, or worse.

Genre: High school AU, fantasy-ish?

Rating: PG13

Pairings: Akame, RyoTego

Disclaimer: No JE boys or bands belong to me. No Prince of Tennis characters belong to me. No Super Junior characters belong to me (LOL YES YOU READ THAT RIGHT XD)

Epilogue:

 “I brought in the mail!”

“Thanks, Ryo-tan!” Yuya shouted in the midst of cutting vegetables for dinner that night. “Welcome home, honey,” he said quietly, dressed in a cute pink heart patterned apron, walking over to Ryo, who had just come home from his work as a college professor at Tokyo University.

Ryo hugged Yuya to him and kissed the top of his younger lover’s head before tilting Yuya’s head up and kissing Yuya on the lips. Yuya wrapped his arms gently around Ryo’s neck and returned the kiss, smiling all the while. Ryo always made him feel warm and safe. Ryo dropped his stuff and pulled Yuya closer to him with his arms around the younger man’s waist.

“Dinner,” Yuya said between kisses.

“Can wait,” Ryo replied and kissed Yuya again, silencing him.

Yuya flushed a dark pink hue. “The kids,” he panted.

Ryo sighed and pulled away. “Glad to be home, Yuya-chan,” he said, grinning and ruffled Yuya’s head.

“You still do that,” Yuya said. “It’s been nine years.”

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It had been nine years since they went to school at Full Moon Falls Academy. Ryo and Yuya were living in a fairly large house in the suburbs of Tokyo, with two kids. Well, not really kids. The children were only eleven years younger than Ryo and Yuya themselves, and they were really Ryo’s nephew and Yuya’s second cousin from Korea, named Kyuhyun and Sungmin. Kyuhyun was from Ryo’s family and Sungmin was from Yuya’s family. Ryo’s brother had a son and a daughter, and when the brother died, the son came to live with Ryo (because they thought it would be a better idea not to hand the daughter over if it was already a household of all guys). Then, Yuya’s cousin got a divorce with her husband and sent her son to live with Yuya because she thought that it would be too hard for the young boy to go through all the pain of divorce. Ryo and Yuya had been raising the children ever since, and they were already both fourteen when Ryo and Yuya were only twenty five.

After Full Moon Falls Academy had closed down, everyone was split up again. Kazuya and Yuya moved again, close to Shuuji’s family this time, so all three went to the same school. It was the best public school in the whole country, and it was better than many private schools as well. Kazuya and Yuya were seniors at the school, and Shuuji’s younger brother also was a freshman at their school. Coincidentally, Shuuji lived near Yamapi, so all four of them ended up together. Yamapi and Shuuji got together finally after many hardships while Yamapi was still at Full Moon Falls and were living together now in their own apartment in Tokyo. Sometimes, Ryo and Yuya went to see Yamapi and Shuuji on the weekends.

Jin and Koyama and Ryo went to a private school near Kazuya and Yuya and Yamapi and Shuuji, so the seven of them met often. Jin lived about twenty minutes from Yamapi’s house, and Yamapi lived only a two or three minute drive from Kazuya and Yuya’s house. Ryo lived a ten minute drive the other direction from Yuya’s house, and Koyama lived fifteen minutes from Ryo. It was really coincidental, but it wasn’t that unexpected, because Kazuya and Yuya moved to a very large, busy area.

Uchi, Junno, Ueda, and Kusano were a bit out of the way. They lived three hours drive from where Kazuya and Yuya lived, and occasionally they would all come to Yuya’s house for a party or a get-together. Uchi and Koyama maintained a good long-distance relationship, and everyone remained good friends. Junno and Ueda went to a public school and Uchi and Kusano went to two different private schools. They met a lot of people, especially Uchi and Kusano, who went to two of the best private schools in the nation. They even met some Korean and Chinese people who moved to go to their private schools.

When college came, though, after a year, everything changed again, this time for the better. They all did end up going to Todai, majoring in many different areas. They all received their bachelor’s degrees there, and then separated once again. Some went on to get master’s degrees from different universities, and some stayed at Todai to get their master’s degrees as well.

Ryo and Yamapi went on to get doctorate degrees, and Yuya would’ve, too, but he had to stay home to take care of Kyuhyun and Sungmin. Ryo then went back to Tokyo to work as a professor at Todai, Todai knowing his past, hiring him instantly. Yuya stayed home working as a part-time journalist and taking care of kids, who were actually almost grown up. They were going to go to high school the coming school year.

Jin and Kazuya were also awarded with their two little adopted bundles of joy. The two were twins (there was something with twins in that family), and one was a boy and one was a girl. They were named Keita and Keina, and they were already three years old and growing well. Jin did cancer research at a medical university near Tokyo earning his doctorate degree at the same time, so Jin and Kazuya lived near Ryo and Yuya. Sometimes, Kyuhyun and Sungmin went to take care of Keita and Keina, so they were close as well.

Koyama and Uchi moved to Osaka. Uchi came from a fairly wealthy family, so they didn’t really need to work, but they owned a small but successful restaurant and worked and lived there full time. However, their need to travel kept forcing the restaurant to close and open on occasion. They didn’t have any children, but sometimes came to Tokyo to visit Jin, Kazuya, Ryo, and Yuya and their children.

Yamapi moved to America to earn a doctorate degree at Stanford University in California. He took Shuuji with him, of course, and they continued to live in Los Angeles. Yamapi worked as a professor in Stanford, like Ryo, and Shuuji stayed home. Shuuji followed his older cousin who had move to Los Angeles a while back, and Shuuji sometimes took care of his cousin’s daughters.

Junno and Ueda moved to Hokkaido, and Kazuya and Yuya and the rest didn’t really hear from them often, but occasionally, there would be a get together at Junno and Ueda’s beach house in the summer.

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“Hey, there’s something strange in the mail today,” Yuya noticed as the vegetables were cooking and he was going through the mail, still dressed in his cute pink apron.

“Weird bill?” Ryo asked, leaning over Yuya’s chair and reading the letter while drinking a cup of tea. “I’ll get rid of it.”

“No,” Yuya said, shaking his head. He had settled with blonde hair, changing it many times in the process. It wasn’t glaringly blonde as it had been in senior year of high school, but more like how it had been in his time at Full Moon Falls, a burnt orange shade. Ryo never changed his hair, and he had learned that neither blonde nor brown was really a good color for him from his experiences in freshman year of high school. “It’s from a high school.”

“Inviting Kyu and Sungminnie?” Ryo said, turning back to the letter.

“Yeah,” Yuya said, skimming his eyes over the letter. “It’s one of the best private academies in the nation. At the top of the page, he saw the name of the school. Rising Eclipse—We redefine brightness. “It’s a mysterious academy,” Yuya said, a bit skeptically. “Very few people make it in, and those who do don’t get to contact their family until summer break. There are no other breaks in the year, but it’s about two months shorter than usual schools. They almost never invite people, so it’s signed directly by the principal. Ryuzaki something? Ryuzaki Haruno?”

Ryo looked at the paper, and then at Yuya who turned to look up at Ryo. “Well, they did say that they almost never invite people.”

“This is a once in a lifetime chance,” Yuya said. “Should we let them see it?”

“Sounds kind of fishy to me,” Ryo pointed out.

“Sounds familiar to me,” Yuya replied, smiling at his Full Moon Falls badge framed and displayed on the wall. His and Ryo’s uniforms were folded and placed at the bottom of a trunk.

“Are we going to take the chance?” Ryo asked, leaning his arms on the back of Yuya’s chair, reading the letter quickly once more.

Once in a lifetime chance rang in Yuya’s head once more, before he quickly shook his head and tore the paper to little pieces.

“I’m taking that as a no,” Ryo said, grinning and ruffling Yuya’s hair.

Yuya smiled and stood up, walking with the paper cradled in his hands over to the door to the back yard. He stood on the deck and let the paper blow away in the wind. “Maybe someday,” Yuya said. Maybe someday.

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a/n: It's short, sorry. D; Well, there's a lot of stuff. XDD Mostly pointless stuff...I mean, it's an epilogue.

Kyu and Min were original Ohkura and Yasu from Kanjani8, but since I'm not that into them anymore, I thought it would be more fitting to change them to Suju people. xD Lol. Don't ask, I had to do it. ( flist, were you surprised when you saw the suju tag? xD)

Thanks for reading, everyone! I'm a bit sad  that it's ending, but I guess it had to happen sometime. >o<;; I'm continuing with my other fanfiction, STUNT. Just at a very slow page. xD I'll probably update it tomorrow~ ^^

But again, thanks! ^^ I hope I can continue to write fics~