Dragonball X Reader Short Oneshots

Tien x Reader

Tien Shinhan was known for his stoic demeanor and unyielding focus on his training. As a fellow martial artist, you respected his dedication, but you also couldn't help but be intrigued by the layers beneath his calm exterior.

One day, you found yourself at the Kame House, where Master Roshi had gathered a group of fighters for a special training session. Tien was there, of course, and you couldn't resist engaging in a bit of friendly banter.

"So, Tien," you said with a playful smirk, "I heard you're the best when it comes to concentration. Is it true you've never been distracted in a fight?"

Tien raised an eyebrow, his expression unchanging. "I don't let emotions get in the way of my focus. That's why I've never lost control."

You chuckled, finding his response rather snarky. "Ah, the great and stoic Tien Shinhan. I bet you've never even blushed."

Tien's cheeks reddened ever so slightly, and he quickly averted his gaze. "That's... not the point."

Master Roshi interrupted the banter, announcing the next training exercise. It involved partners, and to your surprise, Tien turned to you. "Well, since you're so curious about my concentration, (Y/N), why don't we pair up?"

You agreed with a grin, eager to see if you could crack his stoic facade. As the training began, Tien's movements were precise, his focus unwavering. However, you couldn't resist pushing his buttons a bit.

"So, Tien," you said with mock innocence, "do you ever get flustered when someone compliments you?"

He glanced at you, irritation in his eyes. "I don't have time for such trivial matters during a fight."

You decided to up the ante, adding a bit of a tsundere twist to your teasing. "Well, it's a good thing you don't have to worry about anyone finding you attractive, then."

Tien's cheeks flushed again, and he turned away, clearly flustered. "That's not... I didn't say that."

You couldn't help but smirk at his reaction. "So, Tien, if you're so focused, why are you getting all worked up over a simple conversation?"

He clenched his fists, clearly irritated. "I'm not worked up! Let's just finish this exercise."

As the training session continued, you and Tien sparred together, the snarky banter persisting. Despite his stoic exterior, it was clear that your playful teasing was having an effect on him.

Finally, after a particularly intense exchange, Tien's patience seemed to wear thin. "So get over here then!" he snapped, reaching out to grab your arm and pull you closer.

You were taken aback by his sudden assertiveness, but you couldn't deny the underlying passion in his eyes. "What's gotten into you, Tien?"

He looked away, his cheeks still slightly flushed. "I... I just wanted to finish the exercise."

You chuckled, realizing that perhaps you had pushed him a bit too far. "Well, you certainly have a way of expressing it."

Tien sighed, his stoic facade crumbling as he rubbed the back of his neck. "I may not be good with words, (Y/N), but I appreciate having you as a training partner. You keep me on my toes."

You smiled, touched by his sincerity. "And you certainly know how to keep things interesting, Tien."

As the training session came to an end, you and Tien shared a moment of camaraderie, the snarky banter replaced by a genuine connection. It was clear that beneath his stoic exterior, Tien Shinhan had a softer side that he rarely showed.

And as you walked away from the Kame House that day, you couldn't help but look forward to the next training session with the snarky, stoic, and tsundere martial artist who had piqued your curiosity.

One evening, as the sun set over the horizon, you and Tien found yourselves sitting on a secluded beach, taking a break from your training. The gentle sound of the waves crashing against the shore filled the air.

Tien stared out at the ocean, his usual stoic expression in place. You couldn't resist the urge to provoke him a bit further. "You know, Tien, for someone so focused, you do have a soft spot."

He turned to you, raising an eyebrow. "A soft spot?"

You nodded, a mischievous glint in your eyes. "Yes, a soft spot for chocolate. I've seen you sneak some when you think no one is looking."

Tien's cheeks turned a faint shade of red, and he looked away. "I don't know what you're talking about."

You laughed, finding his reaction utterly endearing. "Come on, Tien. Admit it, you have a sweet tooth."

He sighed, finally giving in. "Fine, I may enjoy chocolate every now and then, but it's not a big deal."

You nudged him playfully. "See, you're not as stoic as you pretend to be."

As the evening continued, the two of you talked about your goals and aspirations. Tien shared his desire to become an even stronger martial artist, while you spoke of your dreams of traveling the world.

Tien looked at you with a hint of admiration in his eyes. "You have a strong spirit, (Y/N). I can see why you're so determined."

You smiled, feeling a warmth in your heart. "And you have a kind heart, Tien. It's just hidden beneath that stoic exterior."

As the night sky filled with stars, Tien turned to you, his expression softening. "You know, (Y/N), I've enjoyed our time together. You make training... interesting."

You chuckled, appreciating the compliment. "I feel the same way, Tien. You're not so bad yourself."

The two of you sat in companionable silence, the sound of the waves serving as a soothing backdrop. It was a moment of shared understanding and connection, a bond that had grown stronger through the snarky banter and playful teasing.

As the night wore on, you couldn't help but lean closer to Tien, your hand finding his. He didn't pull away, allowing your fingers to intertwine. It was a silent acknowledgment of the bond that had formed between you.

With a soft smile, you whispered, "You know, Tien, you're not as stoic as you think."

He turned to you, his eyes filled with warmth. "And you're not as snarky as you pretend to be."

In that moment, beneath the starry sky and with the sound of the ocean as your witness, you and Tien Shinhan shared a sweet and genuine kiss, sealing the connection that had grown between you.

It was a kiss that spoke of understanding, acceptance, and the unspoken words that had passed between you during your time together. And as you pulled away, you knew that your bond with Tien had become something truly special.