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"Back, demon! Stay back!" Tei swung her knife through the air, trying to ward off Ring Suzune, who hovered over her. Lily, Maika, Gumi, and kokone attempted to hide under the blanket behind their guardian, but Ring did not seem phased by Tei's attempts at threatening her. "I could take that knife from you without lifting my finger, you know," Ring reminded Tei of her supernatural power. "I know, but I can at least look cool defending my friends!" By this point, the girls had tried everything in their power to defeat Ring. They learned the hard way that she was invincible, and capable of turning anything they threw at her back at them. She could bend everything in the house to her every whim, which made her impossible to fight in her own terrain. She would not let them leave under any circumstances. "We've been here for hours now. Where is Yuki?" asked Maika under the blanket, growing impatient with their awaited savior. "Maybe she got lost. It's not hard for a child to lose their

Lily and Iroha wrestled to the ground, each of them trying to one-up the other. Iroha pinned Lily to the floor and lifted her catlike glove, extracting three claws from within it. "You will never escape from me! You and your friends are mine!" Iroha swiped her claw at Lily, but Lily shoved her off just in time to avoid getting scratched. The blonde lifted her sharp stick and jabbed it at Iroha, forcing her to scamper back. Her aerobic capabilities were impressive, but not great to fight against. Lily stabbed her stick outward when she saw an opening, but Iroha swiped her claws at the exact same time. In the blink of an eye, the sharp end of the stick slipped clean off, rendering Lily's weapon useless. Lily stared blankly at the hunched-over wild cat, who now had both claws visible. She chuckled nervously, then took off running. Iroha chased after her. Relying on her survival instincts to keep her running faster than Iroha, Lily sprinted across the hallway until she finally saw an

Lily's Camp The sun went down and night fell on the campers of the Execrated Forest. The first day proved productive, though Lily's camp did not accomplish quite as much as they set out to do. Even still, they successfully gathered firewood and found a reliable water source. However, It took some convincing to show Gumi that the waterhole was, in fact, not a giant bathtub. Lily, Yuki, Gumi, Tei, kokone, and Maika gathered outside their tent after Gumi promised to light the fire. Maika initially suggested bringing flint on the trip, but Lily turned this idea down, believing it would ruin the fun of surviving in the wilderness. "I don't need no firestarter, anyway! All I need is this big brain of mine!" Gumi boasted. The others watched frightfully as Gumi ferociously spread friction to the sticks to create fire. This wasn't the first, or second, or third, or even twentieth time Gumi bragged to her friends about her ability to start fires. Usually, these moments of bragging came at

Lily's Camp Harsh winds blew through the Execrated Forest, whistling through the trees and forcing the woodland creatures to take shelter. Thunder and lightning crashed through the skies, causing the forest to tremble beneath it. Rain poured down and gradually worsened, coming down in bucketfuls at a time. Nobody would want to be caught outside during such a storm. Inside the treehouse tent, Lily, Tei, kokone, Maika, Gumi, and Yuki huddled close together. None of them particularly liked storms, but Yuki and kokone were more frightened than the others. What a day to put a tent in a tree. To be closer to the sky on a day where the gods unleashed such fury on the world made for a bad stroke of luck. They found it hard to feel safe on such a night. "We should try to sleep. The storm will go by quicker if we do," Tei suggested. "How are we supposed to sleep in this weather?!" Gumi asked as she and kokone cuddled close to Lily. "I don't know, just try not to think about it?" None of

Lily and company searched around their new hideout, trying to get a feel for the area. The living room only had a torn-up couch, a broken TV, and a grandfather clock that somehow still worked. It looked straight out of a horror movie. "kokone, you can let go of me now," Lily said to the brunette clinging onto her. "No, I can't. Never." Maika and Yuki checked out the creepy hallway, which led to a series of smaller rooms. One was a bathroom covered in filth and rot, which neither of them enjoyed looking at. Another was a completely barren room with absolutely nothing in it. Seemed like a waste of space. The last room was filled to the brim with garbage. Nothing useful, just torn up papers, wood, wrappers, bricks, and so on. No ghosts, but nothing of interest. Gumi and Tei checked out the kitchen, which somehow looked worse than the rest of the house. When kokone finally let Lily go, she joined them in the dining area. Everything in sight was dirty and rotted, and all pieces of

Three days into the camping trip, and Gumi, Lily, and kokone were both hungry and worn out. They hadn't properly eaten for an entire day and their survival instincts were constantly in high gear. They refused to eat any of the expired food from back in the cabin, but they didn't trust the berries in the forest. Perhaps if Lily had done the most basic research before setting out into the forest for five days, she would have been able to recognize the fruits. Nobody knew the time and Lily failed to read the sun's place in the sky. From how hot and dry the day had become, you might not have known it stormed at all. It had to have been sometime in the afternoon, since there wasn't a shred of darkness in the sky. Once they were sure the Indefinable Shadow Beasts were no longer following them, the trio stopped to sit down. They sat beneath a large tree that shaded them from the sun, giving them a much-needed coolness after hours of running. Oddly enough, they did not run into any woodland

Lily had no way of knowing how much time passed since Iroha captured her and Cocorobo. When they were seized and taken from the fountain, they had nothing but unanswered questions. They could not fathom how someone like Iroha could go rogue, or why the Indefinable Shadow Beasts weren't attacking her. Ring was also getting on the duo's nerves, as she would not stop tormenting them as they marched through the woods under restraint. Where were they going? Iroha had a sense of where she wanted to take them, but how was that possible? She didn't live in the Execrated Forest, as far as the captives knew. The red-haired girl in the red dress hunched over and crawled on all fours, sniffing out every area before making sure they could walk there. She described this as her way of finding her path. She had a destination in mind, and Lily and Cocorobo were about to be her involuntary guests of honor. At first, they were taken to a cell without any windows, and time moved pretty slowly while they

"The camping trip is a go! We are about to embark on the greatest Vocaloid adventure ever!" It all started with a tweet. Lily's decision to host a massive camping trip was made on the fly without much regard for consequences. The Twitter post read "I'm going on a camping trip. Who wants to come with me?" and it received ten responses. That meant there would be eleven campers. Lily's lucky number, so this must have been a premonition for good things to come. Right? The weather was bright and sunny, and if things went well, the entire five-day trip would go off without a hitch. No bad weather in sight. The perfect week for a bunch of friends to get together and enjoy the great outdoors. Not bad for plans made completely on the fly. The eleven campers left their van back in the outskirts of the city, opting to walk the rest of the way. A simple sign sticking out of the ground read "Execrated Forest," with a tiny arrow pointing forward. "I wonder why it's called that," Lily asked