Pregnant Lui Shirasagi x reader 2

Prologue

Tokyo was a city where champions were forged, where fierce competition bred legends. And within this city, Lui Shirasagi stood atop the world of Beyblade like a force of nature. At only 17, Lui had become an icon, feared and revered by his peers. Known as the "Monster," he ruled the Asian Beyblade scene with a cold-hearted intensity that had shattered his rivals and earned him victory after victory. His Bey, Lost Luinor, a fearsome counterclockwise spin attack type, mirrored his relentless energy in battle. For Lui, life was simple-he was a champion, a blader without equal, destined to stay on top. Yet, fate had plans that even the strongest could not foresee.

At the Asia Bey National Tournament, a young opponent, 14-year-old Shu Kurenai, faced Lui in an arena where victory seemed almost impossible. Lui felt no real threat; after all, he had faced down countless challengers, each as determined as the last, and each falling swiftly before the power of his Lost Luinor. The crowd watched in hushed awe as the two launched their Beys, but for Lui, the match was another notch on his record-a quick burst finish, another opponent laid low.

Yet, as Shu's Bey burst apart, an unfamiliar, unsettling feeling washed over Lui, a faint queasiness that began to creep up as the battle concluded. Instead of the surge of pride and triumph, he felt something unsteady within himself, something he couldn't quite define. Discomfort clouded his sharp, calculated mind, disrupting the icy composure he always carried. Pushing through the throng of reporters, fans, and trainers, Lui barely managed to keep his focus as he made his way out of the stadium.

The sensation was only growing. His stomach churned, a strange pressure building inside, mixing with anxiety, even confusion. No injuries, no obvious explanation-only this sudden, nagging feeling of unease, worsening by the second. His instincts took over, propelling him towards the nearest place he knew he could find answers: Beigoma City Hospital.

Rushing through the sterile, fluorescent-lit halls, he barely registered the nurses as they led him through registration. His thoughts raced, mind reeling as he attempted to reconcile the impossible with the stark, practical world he knew. Could it be exhaustion? Stress from his training? Though his physical stamina was unbreakable, the subtle feeling gnawed at him, taunting him with its mystery. And, as he finally sat in the waiting room, the nausea intensified.

Without warning, a wave of sickness overtook him. Clamping a hand over his mouth, he dashed for the washroom, stumbling into a stall where he threw up, trembling with a mixture of disbelief and fear. His mind spun, his pulse quickened, and the implications of this strange development loomed larger. It was unlike anything he had ever experienced, unlike any challenge he had faced. But as he took slow, steady breaths and composed himself, a singular resolve emerged. Whatever this was, he would find the answer.

The doctor's examination passed in a blur, yet every detail stood out with searing clarity. A series of tests, blood samples, and an ultrasound, each building suspense like a quiet storm on the horizon. The doctor finally returned, wearing a look of astonishment as she held the ultrasound results, her eyes filled with an intensity that mirrored Lui's own. And then, with a steady voice, she delivered the news that would alter his life irrevocably: Lui Shirasagi was pregnant.

For a long moment, the world seemed to slow, every word echoing through Lui's mind as if time itself had fractured. Pregnant. The thought, the word, settled like an immovable weight. Within him was a new life-a tiny baby, still only a single sperm cell in development, but alive nonetheless. He, the cold-hearted champion, the undefeatable "Monster" of Beyblade, would now bear a responsibility far beyond any tournament, any battle.

It was a revelation that left him breathless. And with that breathlessness came fear, vulnerability, and a thousand questions. He was alone, with no family nearby, no friends to turn to in such an impossible situation. His life revolved around Beyblade, training, and solitary moments of intense focus. What could he possibly know about parenting? About nurturing life, guiding and raising a child?

Determined not to be defeated by the challenge ahead, Lui made a choice. He would face this new reality with the same resolve he'd shown on the battlefield. He sought out a childcare doctor, someone who could give him the guidance he needed. Days became filled with appointments and endless questions, an uncharted world where he was a novice. Books on parenting began to fill his apartment, titles on baby care, child development, and all the minutiae of raising a newborn-each one a reminder of the life growing within him, the life he would soon have to care for.

The childcare doctor, recognizing Lui's confusion, patiently explained each step of what lay ahead. From the simplest essentials, like baby clothes and bottles, to more complex discussions on baby-proofing his home and understanding the stages of a child's growth. He learned that his life would have to shift, that his sharp, calculated mind would now turn towards softer, more tender pursuits.

The weeks began to blend, a blur of consultations, preparations, and sleepless nights. Lui, the solitary blader who once thought he knew his destiny, now stood on the cusp of a transformation he had never anticipated. And in those quiet moments, as he looked at the ultrasound picture of the small life within him, he began to understand that his greatest battle was yet to come.

The "Monster" of Beyblade was becoming something far different than he had ever imagined-a protector, a guide, a parent. With a heart once hardened by the pursuit of strength, he now prepared to embrace a new chapter defined not by victory or defeat, but by love, patience, and the courage to nurture a life that depended on him. For Lui Shirasagi, this was the beginning of an extraordinary journey, one that would redefine him in ways he was only beginning to comprehend.

To be continued further