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Justin Law x Reader The buggy was broken down on the mountains. Me and Justin Law were trying to fix it so we could make it to the DWMA on time. The only problem was that we didn't know what was wrong with the buggy and the sun was beating down on us. "___, can you twist this down?" Justin said to me. I nodded and turned my index finger into a screw driver.  The only reason I could do that was because I was a 'Builder Weapon', a rare type of weapon that can turn into any type of tool. "So I guess the engine was overheated. Also the shock resisters broke."  I said to Justin who looked at me, sweat plastering his face and neck that made him

 “Kid, I'm bored.” the uninterested girl with a short attention span groaned as she laid, spread out on the couch. Kid, himself, sat directly across from her on the other couch, only a small mahogany colored table was separating them. He wasn't bored at all like the other young Meister in front of him. He was too absorbed in the new book he got yesterday. “Well, I don't know what to tell you.” he looked over to the girl from the top of his book. She laid on her back, one hand under her head, the other resting on her stomach as she stared up at the ceiling with a bored haze in her eyes. Her hair was on one side of her

Digging through this bucket was like walking through a big forest at the dead of night. You had left your coat in 3rd period, and no one bothered to return it to you, so you figured it was thrown in the Lost and Found. But so far, you didn't have much luck with finding it, which sucked because it was a birthday present from Lord Death after making a Death Scythe.        You sighed and sat down in front of the big box. You were done. Someone probably stole it since it was a fairly expensive coat. You sighed and rested your head on the box, slightly laying down. You didn't feel like looking, and if Lord Death found out it was stolen, he'd be

Wrong Way (Free x Reader) “And…I should be there…now!”  Free looked up from the map that he was previously staring at intently, and flung his arms out dramatically.  An anime sweat-drop slid down his forehead as he realized that he was one step away from a cliff overlooking an endless chasm (or it appeared endless, anyways).  A crow flew by and cawed loudly.  The sound echoed through the chasm.  Free sighed and glared at the map.  “Darn thing!  What the heck?” “Well, it might help if you weren’t holding it upside-down,” a feminine voice suggested flatly.  Free’s eyes shifted to t