Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Hatsune miku part 2


She sat up, wiped her tears and ran. she ran all the way to the place she had her concert. She went backstage. She was alone. There was something she was given when she was a kid. She saved it for a moment like this. It was a Locket. But inside that locket was a spell. She walked over to the Gun~Shot body. For the first time EVER, She opened it. She said "I want to replay last night, but without the Robber." Nothing happened. She said it over and over. Then she spotted a tiny note in the Locket. it said,  To activate the spell, You Must collect these items:

1. A Peace of unicorn furr
2. A Peace of the Cinderella Glass slipper
            And finally,
3. A peace of jewelry, once from a loved one

"HOW AM I GONNA GET THESE!!!!'' she screamed.











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