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Log in… Username *********** Password? ********** Password accepted Searching ‘0053’… 82 files found Opening file… … … Opening ‘Overlook of 0053’ Name: Naomi Miya Date of Birth:  May 30, 2013 Factory #:  0053 Appearance:  Young, female child with three large braids. Braids are comprised of high density wires capable of lifting a full grown person. Each braid has a golden ring that contains them. Once removed, they are free to move around to gather information from the sensors at the very ends of the wires. She wears the same rings on her upper arms. Her ‘eyes&rsquo

14 remembers the first time he saw a floating fish. It’s one of his fondest memories that he holds dear in his heart. It was when he was 5 and sleeping in his room. Something had woken him and he clutched his stuffed fox toy to his chest, searching the room for anything. Nearby his bed was a lamp with little cut-outs of fish, spinning and shooting light all across his room. 14 always had a certain love for fish, especially goldfish. As he continued to look around his room, one of the fish lights on his bedroom walls looked different. Whereas the others bend and moved with the spinning lamp hood, this one seemed to dance around the lig

"I don't get paying customers anymore," I sighed. My hands put down the glass cup I was washing and my eyes swept across the empty room that was Mimi's Coffee Place. There were five or so tables scattered around the room, each with about three chairs, some more than others when I can find a decent chair lying around the city. I remembered when this place was full of people and the sound of their chattering echoed into the night. Nowadays all I get is dust and the nonpaying customer banging against my door. Not to mention my work place is beyond acceptable. The ovens were breaking down and needed repair, my ingredients were starting to run l

Lexen sat alone in her room, her missions completed for the day. She was slumped over her desk with her head sitting on her crossed arms. A memory orb sat a few inches away from her face as it played a scene over and over again inside. Inside the orb were three people, all of them wearing the Organization's coat. One had fiery red hair, another spikey blond, and the last straight black. The scene was on top of the clock in Twilight Town, watching the everlasting sunset. Each of them had a blue stick of ice-cream in their hands. Lexen watched them talk and joke, laughing at nonsense and nothing. These feelings were unfamiliar to the memory k

Before me was a scene I have watched over and over again. It appears that no matter what planet I go to, they all have one thing in common that I absolutely despise. Not that I can feel it, I don't have a heart after all. Still, it doesn't stop me from wanting to slap this boy for his foolishness. You probably don't understand what I am talking about, so I'll start from the beginning. It was some months ago that I had landed on a new planet. As usual, I landed and hid my gummi ship from the locals in a place only I knew. From there, I did my usual wanderings on the planet and found myself in a predicament. It seems this section of the plane

Sunday should be renamed to Sleepy Sunday for all it's worth. This is the day that most people would stay at home because they don't have to go to work or they simply got everything done on Saturday. There is something about Sunday specifically for me that induce the feeling of sleep into me. Doesn't matter how early I sleep on Saturday (even if it's 3AM I went to bed) I'm still sleepy and all the things I want to do is dimmed by my brain saying 'Go to sleep, go to sleep, go to sleep, go to sleep'. This is also another thing about Sunday. You wake up and think "I don't feel like doing anything today" and then when it's evening you suddenly th

More time had passed in the cave as the group waited for the underwater currents to calm. Edward had slowly healed until he could remove the bandage and move the fin without too much pain. Adel had refused to look at Lexen in the eye since their argument. Well, yelling match more like it and the merman was sore from his loss. The sea serpent didn't seem to mind the lack of company from the boy, nor cared about anything else. In the end, they were all just a burden she had to deal with until they left. "Did something happen between you and Lexen?" Tojo asked as he cracked open a crab. "It's been days since you last spoke to her and we all kno

"Took you guys long enough," Lexen frowned. "I'm at the edge of my fasting days. No thanks to you all being here." Adel, Tojo, and Hal returned to the cave with sakes full of crab, tiny clams, and some strange fish they caught on the way back. At this point all of them were tired and hungry and got no sympathy from the sea serpent. It made them all want to say something witty back at the sea serpent but didn't at the risk they get kicked out with nothing to eat. They just handed her each of their sacks and fell flat onto the sandy floor. "Hmm… it seems you all got a good haul today. I'm surprised." "Can we just get our share now? I'm

A day has passed under the watchful eyes of Lexen. How she knew the time and whether it was day or night in the Abyss was all thanks to her strange clock. It told time like all the other regular clocks in the world but had other strange nods and pieces sticking out of it. Plus, it had a pipe going from its body that ran into the upper tunnel of the foyer. Thanks to it, Lexen also gave the wonderful news that the currents between the Abyss and upper waters were too strong to swim through. So, for the meantime, Adel and his friends were stuck in the cave with the Wicked Sea Serpent of the Abyss. The young merman remembered the morning when she

Adel's memories of her were hazy at most and they were renewed with the image before him. The sea serpent was about thirty feet long, if not longer. Her coils wrapped around and over itself many times, circling the woman. In the glowing light of the algae he saw the scales colored black and deep green, seamlessly blending together to create a rippling effect like the water across her body. Black spines lined the length of her body starting at the waist and ending by her large tailfin. Dark colored skin connected the spines together and moved up and down like the back fin of a sailfish. Her human half had the scales rise up from the waistline