Body-Swap-Kings

*BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* “Ugh…five more minutes…” Kay grumbled as she heard the alarm clock ring for the fifth time that morning. Finally having enough of the device, she hit the snooze button and stretched to get herself ready for the day. Looking out the window, she saw a couple birds happily chirping at each other while clouds drifted through the sky above. Something tells me this is going to be a good day, Kay thought as she got up and walked toward the bathroom, her eyes still barely open. After completing her shower routine, she dried herself off and threw on a bathrobe to get dressed for the day. As she was about to leave the bathroom, however, she noticed something strange in the mirror. Blue? I don’t have anything blue on me right now! Kay thought as she took another look in the mirror. As she focused on her reflection, she was amazed at what she saw. Her teenage body had changed overnight, becoming someone who seemed to be in her mid thirties. Blue hair sat atop her head

“AGAIN? ARE YOU SERIOUS?!” Chi-Chi stormed outside her house following Goku, who wore a startled expression on his face. “Wha…what are you upset about now?” “How many training trips are you going to go on before you finally decide enough is enough?” Chi-Chi asked, a look of concern painted on her face. “Chi-Chi, this isn’t a training session; I swear!” Goku said, putting on a smile. “I was just going to help Broly, Cheelai and Lemo start a farm on Vampa so they can have more sustainable food!” Relaxing her posture a little, Chi-Chi asked, “And you’re sure there’s nothing else you plan on doing?” “Of course not,” Goku said, his grin growing wider. “Broly’s got a whole month to go before we’re ready to spar again; then we can really see how far Whis’ training is tak–” “And how long before that causes some other threat to take you away from us again?” Chi-Chi asked, immediately getting in Goku’s face again. “I can’t stand not knowing if you’re going to come back to your family or if

Raven watched as Starfire looked out to Jump City, a look of longing on her face. Although no tears were falling from her face, Raven could tell her friend was upset about something. Walking over to her, she looked out the window as she asked, “Hey, Star, you doing okay?” Starfire lightly smiled as she said, “Honestly, I may have what humans call “the blues.” I do not know how to exactly describe my feelings at the moment, but…I think I…might be…” “Take a deep breath,” Raven instructed, giving Starfire time to articulate her thoughts. “Now, tell me what this is all about.” “I’m not sure I can,” Starfire said as she held herself while still staring out at the city. Raven watched her for a while before saying, “Does…this have to do with Robin, by any chance?” “Please, Raven, it is not of any major concern,” Starfire said while trying to smile. “I’m sure I will be fine after a few days.” “That’s…not how being sad works…” “Oh…really?” Raven looked at Starfire’s cluelessness and

“I’m so happy you decided to have lunch with me today,” Doctor Fennel said as she sat across from Professor Aurea Juniper at the outdoor restaurant in Striaton City. “I was hoping we could discuss some new breakthroughs I’ve made studying Musharna’s Dream Mist.” “That sounds interesting, Fennel,” Juniper said as she took a sip of tea. “Knowing you, you wouldn’t be bringing up anything unless you’ve weighed the ethical implications of your discovery.” “Yes, and I think I’ve found a way to use it for more practical uses, aside from reviving fossils and studying dreams,” Fennel said excitedly. “Well, don’t keep me in suspense; let me know already!” Juniper said, loving the excited tone her friend was taking. “Well, actually, Amanita’s still doing some last minute research to make sure most of my theorized uses for it are even plausible. However, she should be done momentarily, and I can regale you of everything I have planned with it.” “You said “most,” so there’s at least one thing