When I think about how much Gisele Harabo/Yashar has done in her lifetime that is talked about and things. I keep thinking of her having an arc like Lauren Reynolds. She was the best agent of Mr Nobody. She was so incredibly skilled. And she had so many skills that she would've had but we're never seen put to use. And how she would've grown up. And been in every living situation possible. (And her time with Han which I always wanted to see.) She would've had a time of being a double agent and faking to be a girlfriend.
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pairing: drift king lee know! x han lue's younger sister oc!
warnings (not really): slight suggestive scenes, curse words, street racing, drifting, bad grammar (i think).
a/n: oc's name is shego lue and she's a racer too, is mentioned that minho is half japanese and a sukeban's son, han's referred as hannie by shego, han likes to call shego, go-go.
btw lino's header credits to @hyunminsunger on Tumblr
originally posted on @feliciasharpclaws
During the time Han had became business partners with DK and started going to the car meetings, he never expected to see his baby sister Shego being whispered on her ear and tightly hugged on the waist by Hirai Yuka's son, Lee Minho on a dim corner of the parking lot after winning a purple 1994 Toyota Supra MK IV. Yes, he was aware that his sister was in Japan, after all he had seen her leaving Sean's school with Lee one day on a blue 1996 Nissan Skyline GT-R R33.
The truth was that Han never expected Shego to be that close with Lee Minho or DK Lee Know as people in Minato called him, he knew that his mother Hirai Yuka used to be a sukeban on her teenage years to later get married with a korean financial advisor. So why they were secretly clingy towards eachother only made him more curious, with slow movements he stopped leaning on his car and carefully approached the young adults in the corner.
Lee's back now was facing to him, his right hand was set on the concrete wall and his dominant hand was covering Shegos's cheek and part of her jaw, the sound of slow making out filled Han's ears making him clear his throat and the younger's to separate.
“It's nice to see that you haven't lost your touch Go-Go” Han's usual lazy tone filled Shegos and Minho's ears. Slowly her left hand slipped out of her boy's neck while the other one patted his chest to come out of the darkness.
“And it's nice to finally see you Hannie” Shego's silky voice reached his ears making him smile softly. “I thought I had to go to your garage for you."
Han chuckled, his gaze flicking between Shego and Minho. "You know where to find me, little sister. But it seems like you've found some other... distractions here in Tokyo."
Minho stepped forward, his stance protective yet respectful. "Han, I didn't expected to see you here tonight." His voice was calm, but there was an underlying tension, unsure of how Han would react to the situation.
Shego rolled her eyes playfully, trying to ease the tension. "Come on, Hannie, you knew I'd make friends here. Minho's been showing me around since I arrived. He's actually quite the gentleman when he's not racing."
Han raised a corner of his lips, his curiosity piqued. "And here I thought you'd stick to your books, Go-Go. Isn't that why you were sent here?."
Shego smirked. "There's more to life than just books, Han. Besides, Minho here has been teaching me a few more things about cars. Turns out, I do have a knack for it."
Minho nodded, adding, "She's a quick learner. Not only that, she's really got some natural talent behind the wheel."
Han looked at the purple Supra, then back at the duo. "I know, I taught her how to drive. Speaking of talent, whose car is this?"
"Mine," Minho answered with a hint of pride. "Won it tonight. Thought it might look good next to my GT-R."
Han walked over to the car, running his hand along the smooth bodywork. "Nice choice. Seems like you've both joined forces on car racing, huh?" Suggestion slipped in his voice
Shego stepped closer to Han, her voice softening. "Don't worry. I'm safe here. Minho takes care of me, you know I'm learning, growing."
Han gave a slow nod, understanding the unspoken message. "Just make sure you keep your head in the game. Both of you." His eyes met Minho's, a silent agreement passing between them.
Minho nodded, acknowledging the responsibility. "I will, Han. You have my word."
The tension eased as Han leaned back against his car with a lighter vibe. "Well then, I guess we should celebrate your new ride, Minho. And Shego, you owe me a race to see what you've learned.
Shego laughed, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "Challenge accepted, Hannie. But let's make it interesting. If we win would you let Minho officially date me?"
Han smirked. "Sure, why not. You're on, Go-Go. But don't think I'll go easy on you just because you're my sister."
The air was thick with anticipation as Han, Shego, and Minho prepared for the race. The makeshift track was the old runway at Haneda, long and straight with a few sharp turns that would test their skill and strategy.
The cars lined up, headlights piercing the night. Han’s black Evo IX sat sleek and menacing, its turbocharged engine purring with potential. Next to it, Minho's newly won purple Supra MK IV had a reputation for speed but was less known for its handling. Shego, now behind the wheel of the Supra, felt the power beneath her hands, her nerves tingling with excitement.
Han gave a nod to Shego, his eyes conveying both challenge and pride. "Remember, Go-Go, it's not just about speed. You've got to feel the road."
Shego smirked back, her confidence bolstered by her brother's words. "Don't worry, Hannie. I've been paying attention."
Minho, standing beside Shego, patted the hood of the car. "This baby's got some tricks up its sleeve. We'll show you."
A little crowd who had gathered around counted down, the tension palpable. "Three... Two... One... GO!"
Tires screeched as all three cars launched forward, the sound echoing across the empty runway.
Han took an early lead, his Evo's all-wheel drive giving him superior traction. He used this to his advantage, pulling a quick slingshot maneuver to get ahead. His driving was smooth, each shift and drift a calculated move.
Shego, however, wasn't far behind. She leaned into the first turn, feeling the car's weight transfer. Minho had shown her how to use the Supra's weight distribution to her advantage, teaching her to initiate a drift by slightly letting off the throttle at the apex of the turn, then counter-steering to control the slide. She executed this perfectly, the car's taillights forming a wide arc of light as she kept the momentum going, closing in on Han.
Minho's voice was heard from the passenger seat, calm and instructional. "Use the handbrake for a tighter turn. It'll unsettle the rear, but we can control it."
Shego nodded, as they approached a sharper bend, she gently pulled the handbrake, feeling the back end begin to slide. She counter-steered, her hands dancing over the wheel, keeping the car's nose pointed where she wanted it to go. The technique shaved off precious seconds, allowing her to nip at Han's heels.
Han chuckled over a little radio Minho had given him, "Nice move, Go-Go. But let's see you handle this."
He feigned a wide drift into the next turn, making it look like he was losing control. Shego, expecting an opening, committed to overtaking on the inside. But at the last second, Han tightened his line, his car's turbo kicking in, propelling him forward with a burst of speed.
"Oldest trick in the book," Han muttered to himself, grinning.
Minho, anticipating Han's strategy, instructed Shego, "Draft off him! Use his slipstream."
Shego caught up, tucking in close behind Han's Evo. The aerodynamic pull helped her close the gap. As they approached the final stretch, where precision would count more than power, Minho's voice was calm, "Now, let's show him the Supra's real power. Shift down, then floor it at the exit of this turn."
Shego followed his advice, downshifting just before the turn, then as she powered out, she floored the accelerator. The turbo lag was minimal thanks to the car's tuning, and she felt the surge of power, the car rocketing forward.
The finish line was in sight, and it was neck and neck. Han, knowing he couldn't outrun the Supra on the straight, attempted to block Shego's path. But she was ready, braking later into the last corner, cutting inside with a precision that made her brother proud.
They crossed the line together, but the crowd's roar suggested Shego had edged out Han by a hair's breadth.
Pulling over, the engines quieted, and Han laughed, shaking his head as he got out of his car. "I guess I owe you more than dinner now, huh?"
Shego hopped out, her face alight with victory and adrenaline. "Looks like I've got myself a boyfriend, thanks to you, Hannie."
Minho joined them, his hand finding Shego's, a look of genuine pride in his eyes. "And you've got yourself one hell of a racer, Han."
Han looked at them, his smirk softening into a genuine smile. "Seems I do. But you won't win the next time Go-Go."
I just had a really long stretch of an idea that I know is stupid. So class it however you like.
But when we're first introduced to elle, she fights like a ninja. And han definitely can not move anything like that. Hes her dad. He raised her. But he didnt teach her that. And there's a high possibility that he just asked people fro the agency to teach her, but what if Gisele taught her. Like she is alive. And probably still with Mr Nobody. Even while helping Cipher. And could fight like that.
So what if (very very very very big what if) Han knew gisele was alive. And i know he got all upset talking about her and didnt say anything, but because he and Elle were already compromised and in danger, why would he compromise her?
Here's my question. In Better Luck Tommorow, which is just Han's story as a teenager. Virgil, Han's cousin (that shot himself) is played by the same person that played Earl. And my question is, are Virgil and Earl the same person, or not.
But 'better luck tommorow' and 'fast and furious' are connected. Through Han. Han as a teenager. And it shows a lot of why he's like what he is.
And that, incorporated into fanfics with Han (and gisele) would be amazing. And thr order of the movies. How in tokyo drift, han was already grieving gisele and how he was already planning on faking his death because he had already found elle and done the mission. So the sadness to him was about gisele and the passivness was his normal and already planning on faking his death. So Sean wrecks his car. He starts double crossing. He stops caring. Deckard actually came at quite a good time to make it more believable than a young boy killing him.
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