Splish Splash

Disclaimer – I do not own Fairy Tail

Summary: Water fights are always fun.

Splish Splash (Rated K+)

Natsu didn't know why he did it, but he still did. However, he wasn't expecting Gray to retaliate…and retaliate he did.

It had started out in the kitchen. The weather was pleasantly warm, a nice, subtle breeze had made its way through the stuffy apartment, and the two young lovers had taken it upon themselves to get a nice glass of ice water to drink.

In doing so, Natsu had traced his finger around the rim of the glass before dipping it into the chilly liquid. Smirking to himself, he had retrieved his finger and promptly flicked the water at Gray's face.

The ice mage, momentarily stunned by such an action, had turned to face his attacker. Which led to where they were now.

Gray dipped his entire hand in the glass of water and splashed Natsu in the face like he had done; only this time, there were more than a few droplets of water.

Not being one to go down without a fight, the fire mage set down his glass of water, but not before pulling out an ice cube, which he proceeded to drop down Gray's back. Watching the ice mage squirm because it slipped into his boxers, Natsu couldn't help but laugh.

"You think that's funny?" Gray stated with a glare.

Natsu did not like that look. It just meant trouble. But before he could successfully escape, the ice mage grabbed him around the middle, pulled the waistband of his pants and boxers away from his skin, and dumped his glass of ice water.

"EEK! COLD! COLD!" the fire mage shrieked, flailing about in the kitchen.

Gray crossed his arms, a satisfied smirk on his face. But that was soon washed away when Natsu splashed him in the face with his own glass of water. Sputtering a few curses, the ice mage grabbed his empty glass, filled it with more water, and threw it at the cackling fire mage.

"Two can play at that game," Natsu remarked giddily, as he proceeded to do the same.

Sure, water fights could seem immature, but the excitement and bubbling laughter that resulted from it was worth so much more.

End