Affection Between Us ||SasuIchi Oneshot Booklet||

Let Me Play

In all honesty... I was imaging Ichiki when I wrote this as a reader insert, so it makes sense to me to include her in a version of the oneshot.

Ichiki sighed as Sasuke drew his sword, glaring at man in glasses. Kabuto, right? All he had done was ask her a question, one about dragons, and the Uchiha had stiffened up his spine before pulling out his katana. Kabuto pushed his glasses up his nose, smirking, as he gazed at the glistening blade. Ichiki put her hands on her hips and drifted inbetween the men, shaking her head and sighing. Though they were curious as to what the lean female was going to do, they paid her no mind and continue to glare and smirk at one another. She rolled her eyes, cracking her knuckles and neck before glaring at each of them. Kabuto had pulled out his throwing stars, each piece nestled between his twitching fingers. The silver haired man wanted nothing more than to toss the tiny weapons at the proud Uchiha.

"Put the toys away or let me play," she addressed them.

"Move it, Kuran!" Kabuto hissed.

"DON'T YOU BOSS AROUND MY GIRLFRIEND!" Sasuke bellowed, charging.

Once again, Ichiki Kuran cracked her knuckles as she sidestepped and grabbed hold of the Uchiha's elbow. The katana flew into the wall by Kabuto's head. He bristled, but kept his eyes on the match in front of him... Assuming one could call Sasuke Uchiha getting his arse handed to him by his girlfriend a "match"... Twisting both their bodies, she pulled the man to the ground and clicked her tongue in annoyance when Kabuto snickered. Before the ninja could open his eyes from laughing, Ichiki had him in a headlock whilst still pinning Sasuke to the ground. pressure, she grinned as Kabuto dropped his stars and tried to pry his throat free. He started wheezing and Sasuke was swearing worse than a drunken sailor.

"I told you to let my play," she scoffed.

They both sighed and frowned, trying to formulate escape routes.

They knew sparring with the Kuran princess was not the best thing to do if one favoured their health.

"Sorry," they muttered in unison.

She smirked and didn't release them.

"The game isn't over yet, boys."