Movie Makes All

"The Great Drought that befell our planet." Lord Guru answered. "It was that nearly wiped out our race. The one that was caused by those filthy Albanios. The ones our race purged on my command. We slaughtered thousands."

Nail blinked as he listened to the story that Lord Guru told. They killed that many because of no water? Surely it couldn't have been that bad, could it?

"Why do you look at me like that?" Lord Guru asked. "Do you not believe my word?"

Well, he should had came up with something to say incase something like this happened. The younger male blinked, as he thought of something that he could say. It wasn't that he didn't believe him; he did, very much so, it just seemed.. A bit fairy tale like to actually have happened.

"I believe you," he replied. "It just seems.. A bit far featched. But I do believe you, Lord Guru."

This took Lord Guru by surprise. None of the youth ever believed him. But he certainly wasn't going to let Nail know that.

"Featched?" Lord Guru yelled, "Are you calling me a bird?!"

The younger one blinked at this, before he shook his head.

"No. I'm not calling you a bird."

"Certainly sounded like it since you said my story was featched."

Lord Guru wasn't mad but he wanted to appear to be mad.

"I didn't mean it in the sense of it or you being a bird," he pointed out.

"That doesn't make sense," Lord Guru yelled.

"Sorry.."

Lord Guru sighed. It was going to be a long day.

"It's fine, Nail."

A very long day indeed. He smiled slightly at this. At least the older one wasn't mad at him. That wouldn't be a very good thing. Not at all.

The silence between the two of them was sort of deafening to Lord Guru.

Finally; he decided to ask, "So, I know I told you to come today. But why did you listen to me?"

Nail blinked at this and frowned slightly. What the older one said was true. He had told him to return the next day, and here he was, back again. He didn't have to had listened to Guru, he could have stayed at home, but instead he had came back, just like he was asked. Why? He did not know. Maybe it was respect, as the Guru was the oldest Nameikien alive today, and he was taught to 'respect your elders', when he was younger. Maybe that was why he came back.

There was no real telling what, he just, did. He shrugged slightly, still unsure himself as to why he returned to see the older Nameikien.

"Because you asked?" Nail half asked, half answered. "You seemed sort of lonely and all."

'I am rather lonely but I am not going to let him know that,' Lord Guru thought.

"I am fine, I have my Dragon Ball," he answered, after a bit of awkward silence.

The younger one frowned at this news. It was true, he did have a Dragon Ball, but that surely wasn't enough company, if at all, was it? He must get rather lonely being here by himself like this. Everyone did at some point in time after all.

"Even if you have your Dragon Ball, Lord Guru, that can't be very good company. It can't talk to you, or anything like a living person can."

"You want to bet?"

He paused and started to sound like Bog Saget again.

"Hello, Nail."

Nail sighed deeply and heavily. This was going to be a very long day. Is he really doing that again? Seriously?

"Lord Guru, you're not Bog Saget."

"You would be surprised on what horrors await you on the other side, young Nail."

'That and I'm really bored,' he thought but didn't add.

"Other side? What other side?" Nail asked.

"The other side of this planet!"

'Like he would actually go there,' he thought.

"And why would I go there?" he asked.

"Because there is a bitching ass rumor that there is a strong, powerful warrior there, wanting to battle anyone. Even an under-trained warrior like yourself!"

"A rumor huh? I Never heard anyone else talking about it though."

He must be trying to get me to leave. He must not want company at the moment.

Guru frowned, noticing that Nail wasn't leaving him. He wanted to see if this prank of his would work or not. So far, it wasn't.

"That's because you aren't of the upper elite like I am!"