.:Fossilshipping - Elements:.

Water -

The sun felt good on his tanned skin, the noise made by the others as they played Volleyball in the ocean not once disturbing him. Karen was sleeping and as such, Jim had his head on her back. It was a sunny day and the others decided to go swimming. 'One good idea they've had.' Jim thought, chuckling when he heard Judai yell out. Johan must have picked her up or something.

He was just about to welcome dream land, when little drops of water starting landing on him. Opening his one good eye, Jim looked up into dark forest green ones. Kenzan stood over him, her yellow bikini standing out against her dark skin. He chuckled at the little dinos on the bikini. She grinned and grabbed his arm, pulling him up.

"Come on, Jim! Don't be a wet blanket! Even O'Brian is in the water!"

Jim let himself be dragged to the water, enjoying the view of the water falling down Kenzan's body.

Oh, yeah. The beach was a very good idea.

Fire -

Kenzan knocked her boots together as she held the stick and marshmallow over the red, hot fire. She messed camping, being under the stars, sleeping in a sleeping bag, just being out the forest. Shou was sitting next to her, talking about something (she wasn't really listing), Judai and Johan on the other side of the fire, talking quietly to each other. Others were just sitting around, making jokes and throwing marshmallows on fire at others. A boot lightly knocking against her back brought her out of her thoughts. Turning her head up, she locked eyes with a blue one.

"Thinking, Dino Girl? You've been staring at that fire for a few minutes." Jim asked, sitting next to her, Karen laying next to him. She shrugged, checking her marshmallow. Ummm. Still not ready. She put it back over the fire.

"Just. . . . Enjoying the fire." she grinned at him. "How do you know, Jimbo? Been watchin' me?" she loudly laughed when he pulled his hat down, to cover his blushing face.

Earth -

Their heels dug into the soft earth, tiny brushes moving sand away from aged bones. Husband and wife team grin at each other and the wife stands up, stretching her arms high over her head. Her husband soon follows. "A family T-Rex in one spot! How lucky are we, Dino Girl?" his wife, once called by her maiden surname Kenzan, now called Ty, laughed and put her hands in the pockets of her short cargo shorts.

"Two weeks of diggin' and we find this. Museum better be grateful." Jim wrapped his arm around her shoulders, calling out to the workers that they frond the baby. Jim and Ty walked away, letting their co-workers handle cover up the bones.

They walked into their trailer and Jim got out the good wine. Ty sat on the corner and watched Jim full up two glasses, handing her one. As they hit their glasses together, at the same time they said,

"To us."

Wind -

"Cover the bones! Now!" Jim yelled, holding his hat on his head, hoping the wind didn't rip it right off his head. Ty and their son, Drypto right behind him. Drypto's skin was darker then his and his wife's, and he, like his mother, was named after a dinosaur. His hair black and braided back, his blue eyes panicking at the thought of losing the T-Rex family. Ty's green eyes turned to the helicopter, a glare full forced on her until she saw the people getting out and stopped. Jim also stopped, the anger on his face being replaced by a big grin.

Johan and Judai stepped out of the helicopter, a little boy and little girl right behind them. They looked like twins. Twins arguing with each other.

Drypto looked confused. He looked up at his parents and frowned. "Hey! Do you know them?" Ty was the first one to snap out of her daze and grin.

"Dy, meet Johan and Judai, our old friends from Duel Alchemy." and with that being said, Ty ran off, grabbing Judai in a big hug. Jim and Johan laughed and shook hands.

"Johan, Judai meet our son, Drypto!" Jim pulled Drypto infront of him, the young boy shacking hands with both adults. Judai smiled a sweet smile and her and Johan pulled the twins away from auguring and infront of their friends.

"Meet our twins, Lua and Luca." Lua gave a peace sign and his twin just sighed and smiled.

That night was spent catching up and laughing as the two troublemaking boys got into trouble - by Luca.

Lightning -

"Boring. Seen it. Uhhh, too 1950s." Kenzan flipped the channels of the TV in her and Judai's dorm room. The dark skinned girl was on the top bunk, laying on her back, her legs against the wall. Judai was sitting on the floor, looking her deck over. Finally, after going looking at all the channels twice, Kenzan throw the remote onto her pillow, just letting some anime play. She jumped down, sitting next to Judai.

". . . . I'm bored." Judai glanced up at her.

"Wanna duel?"

"And lose? . . . . Again. I think no-" Kenzan was interpreted by a loud crash outside, followed by a bright light. She sighed. "Great. It's storming." Judai's face brighten up.

"Let's go outside!" Kenzan blinked but then grinned and both headed out. The rain felt good on her skin and she laughed. For some reason, being in the rain made her feel like a kid again. Judai laughed with her.

"You're full of it, Johan. Judai scared of a storm?" Johan grinned and put his hands behind his head. Jim was walking next to him, arms crossed.

"A guy can hope! Plus, she wears really cute Pj's!" Jim rolled his eye. Coming up the hill to the Slifer dorm, they saw two female figures, dancing it seemed, in the rain. Laugher could be heard and the two stopped.

It was Judai and Kenzan. And both were just wearing Pj's.

Kenzan's brown tank a chibi T-Rex on it, chasing smaller dinos, her short shorts also brown with the same design on it. Judai's Pj's was a pink nightgown. It went to just above her knees. Both girls were laughing, enjoying the storm above their heads.

In the same moment lighting flashed, Jim reached over and shut Johan's mouth.

Steam -

Even in the hot springs, Jim had his hat on. And it was here, that he took it off to hit Johan with it. "What was that for, Jim?" the blue haired teen whispered, rubbing at his head.

"The girls won't like you looking at them, mate."

"I'm not looking at them. I'm looking at Judai."

Manjoume snorted. He was sitting on a rock, next to him sat Shou, shaking his head. "And while looking at Judai, you catch a glance of, oh, I don't know, Kenzan?"

On the other side of the bamboo wall, the girls winced when they heard a loud yell - it sounded like a dead man's last scream.

Through the steam, Kenzan swore she saw Johan's soul waving and blowing kisses at Judai.