Disgaea: Magic Melody

Day Two

Me: Here's day 2~ Enjoy!

Disclaimer: I do NOT own Disgaea! I just own my OC's!

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My life changed when I met Laharl, and Kayla wasn't too happy to have a cockroach in my room...She always asked me if she could get rid of it. I was tempted when he annoyed me after I stayed up the whole night to find something that would help him go back to Netherworld, but nooo. He just had to say even more rude things to me, but I didn't let Kayla get rid of him because I'm that nice. Anyways, I'd be happy to get him back to his home, so I wouldn't have to hear his cocky attitude that came from being an overlord. Enough of my talking. I took Laharl around town to find a bookstore that sold witchcraft books since Laharl told me a witch did the spell. If I could find a reversal spell, I could send Laharl back home. It would be so awesome, and since I am half-witch it works. Yay me~! (That also means Kayla is half-witch too.)

"Hey, girl stop daydreaming and keep focus! You keep making odd, weird faces, and it's really annoying."

I turned red in anger and embarrassment "Well, soorrry! I'm working my butt off to help you, and you're just being a...ugh! Damn it!" I didn't see where I was going while yelling at Laharl, and my face got to know a Stop Sign. It was a metal one, too, and those were painful.

I rubbed my now aching face.

"Hn. Serves you right, girl. I tried to warn you, but you didn't listen...Now, who's fault is that? Hmhmhm!"

I stared at him with an annoyed look. "That wasn't a warning! You just kept disrespecting me! You ungrateful brat!" I stopped talking after what I said. I was shocked and horrified. I just sounded like my parents.

I didn't dare look at him. I was horrified at myself, I was a horrible person. I wanted to cry, but I promised to help him home.

"The Bookstore of Witchcraft is this way..." I walked around the pole, moving forward with a confused Laharl behind me.

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After a while, I saw the store's sign. I opened the door, making the bell sound when someone entered. I told Laharl to wait while I found the book I thought had the right spell. He wasn't happy that I was giving him orders. He had to listen if he wanted to go home. I went to the way back of the store and got onto a step stool, catching my eye on the book. I smiled big, reached up to grab it from the shelf, and stepped down, dusting the top part knowing no one had ever used it.

I walked back to the front to see Laharl, tapping his feet. He had his arms crossed and looked annoyed, but when he saw me, he was probably more angry for making him wait all that time. Oh well.

"I found the book, Laharl. Now, all we have to do is find the spell we need and use it." I went over to the counter to the creepy guy standing there watching us. It looked like he only had eyes on me, and it sent shivers down my spine. I paid for the book and pushed Laharl out of the bookstore, sighing in relief.

"What's wrong with you?"

"N...Nothing! That guy at the counter was creeping me out, okay?! He just kept staring at me, not even blinking! He gave me the creeps." I shivered again because I could still feel his eyes on me. "Anyway, let's go back to my place, and I'll look through this book to find the right spell. Then you'll be home again."

"Hmhmhm! Very good my vassal. You can be very handy...for a human girl."

I sweatdropped. "Thanks...? and I'm not your vassal!"

We argued about me being his vassal until we got to my house. Kayla was there, saying she wouldn't let anyone bug me and Laharl. (I just love my twiny. She just knows what I need help with.) I sat down at my desk and opened the book, reading through every page. I didn't find anything until page 666 came up...Yes, I know the evil number. I sweatdropped at the irony of it. My eyes caught the words "Gate Magic". I read it, and it was some type of transportation spell of very high-level magic. I frowned.