A bunch of stuff that happens

{Prologue two years before chapter 1}

The lights were flickering inside the egg factory. In a flash of light, you saw a new egg, one with a strange green pattern hatching. An excited buzz came from the workers waiting for the eggs to hatch, while the other Turnaber soldiers kept guard. When the egg cracked and snapped, everyone turned to see a new little Turnaber, this one with a green pattern, emerge. "Look out, it's a green Turnaber!" one of the workers exclaimed in a hushed tone.

"Quick turn them away" another worker called out. "It can only spell trouble, I've heard the stories." The newborn Turnaber looked around in confusion, taking in the strange sights and strange people. The workers seemed wary, while other Turnaber soldiers were on high alert, watching their every move. The newborn Turnaber stood up, and began to walk around.

The workers didn't like this, and tried to block them in and make away with them. "Hey!" the newborn Turnaber shouted, "Don't hide me away, let me go! What have I ever done to deserve this?" The workers were not happy with the newborn Turnaber's protests, and quickly grabbed them. While the newborn Turnaber struggled and tried to break free, the workers turned and started to drag them away. "No! Let me go! You can't just hide me like this!"

The Turnaber protested. "I might have green spots, but that doesn't mean I'm bad, or different from other Turnaber!" They continued to struggle, but the workers were too strong, and the Turnaber was unable to escape. "What are you going to do with me?" They pleaded, "Why are you taking me away?"

The workers were not happy with the newborn Turnaber's protests, and quickly grabbed them. While the newborn Turnaber struggled and tried to break free, the workers turned and started to drag them away. "No! Let me go! You can't just hide me like this!" the Turnaber protested. "I might have green spots, but that doesn't mean I'm bad, or different from other Turnabers!" They continued to struggle, but the workers were too strong, and the Turnaber was unable to escape. "What are you going to do with me?" They pleaded, "Why are you taking me away?" No one answered, and she was sent away...

It was at the orphanage that the young girl, Daisy, first learned her new name. She had been filled with fear and trepidation, not knowing what the orphanage held in store for her. But she was determined to survive, and slowly, she settled in and made for herself a new home. With time, things began to get easier, but the loneliness still stung. Daisy had no friends or family to comfort her, and the other girls at the orphanage still feared her.

Daisy's life was filled with hardship, but every day was a new adventure, and she kept moving forward. Nellie and Nova made fun of Daisy's loneliness, calling her names and taunting her. They mocked her every chance they got, and seemed to take delight in her misery. Daisy tried not to listen, but it was hard to ignore their cruel words. Nellie and Nova's bullying only added to Daisy's sense of isolation, and she felt more and more alone, even in the company of others. Their behavior was cruel and unwarranted, and only served to make Daisy's life at the orphanage even more difficult.

Daisy was so exhausted from Nellie and Nova's constant taunting that she decided to run away. Without any friends or family, and no one to support her, she knew that living in the orphanage and being bullied by Nellie and Nova would make her life even more miserable. So she decided to make a plan: running away, living in a box, and dumpster diving to find food.

Daisy was desperate to find food and had to resort to dumpster diving. She finally found an unowned trash can behind the local bakery and rummaged through it, hoping to find something edible. To her horror, she found a trash can full of teeth! What were these teeth from? Was this from a dentist's office? Why did it need to be dumped behind a bakery? Daisy was filled with revulsion and fear, but did not have a choice;

Daisy noticed how gross and disgusting these teeth were, and vowed never to eat them.

Instead, she planned to use the teeth to barter with in the future, hoping that someone might give her useful items, like food, in exchange for the teeth. With the teeth firmly in her possession, she felt like she had already achieved some sort of success in her dumpster diving escapade, and planned to be on the lookout for a good trade in the future.

She then went to the next trash can and it was filled to the brim with pastries and cakes! "HEY!" A voice said, sounding like it came from a female. "That's mine!" Daisy jumped back from the sudden voice, "W-who are you?" Daisy gulped. "Everyone in these parts call me The Cannibal.'' The Voice said, "But I prefer being called by my birth name." The voice called, taking slow steps toward Daisy. Daisy still couldn't focus on what color the voice was coming from.

"The name's Rachel! Dumpster diver and cannibal! I only eat the ones that are any other color then: green or blue." Rachel said cheerfully, as she emerged from the shadows. Rachel was multicolored; the two colors she had was the colours green and blue.

"Did you say you were a cannibal..?" Daisy said, gulping "WOAH WOAH WOAH! Do you think I'm going to eat you?" Rachel said surprised, "I said I will only eat Turnabers that are any other color the green or blue!" Rachel said, as if the obvious has already been stated. "Sooo you won't eat me..?" Daisy said curiously. "COOOOOORECT! I won't! Now, I don't believe I got your name." Rachel said, taking a mouthful of pastry.

It looked like a jelly doughnut. Looking at it made Daisy's stomach grumble, remembering that she's still hungry, "Oh, it's Daisy." The green Turnaber said proudly. "Well nice to meet ya, the food's still mine though." Rachel said smugly, taking a big bite of a 'jelly' doughnut. "I would get out of these parts, it's either you take your box and leave or you die... Or join my little group" "Are you gonna get any more smug?" Daisy dodged the answer.

"Yes I do, but you never answered." Rachel said, hiding her annoyance. "Oh, I'll spend a night there.". Daisy and Rachel got to the group and it was full of creeps.

One of them was like a snake and another could fly through the air and poof out of existence, then three of the Turnabers could swap heads! When all the Turnabers looked at Daisy they stopped what they were doing and cheered: "GREENIE! GREENIE! GREENIE!" They all said cheering. "SHUT UP!" A loud voice boomed.

Daisy looked over to the green Turnaber, "She looks like me!" Daisy said to Rachel, smiling. "Hold your tongue, new girl". The voice said, Daisy felt like she knew this voice. "Is your name...Nellie?" Daisy asked. "Correct,.. You seem to know your enemies." Nellie said, turning into a lighter shade of army green. "H-how did you th-"She was interrupted by a male voice, "I WILL SAVE YOU!" He yelled as a blue Turnaber punched Nellie right in the face.

Nellie screamed in pain, her whole face was covered in blood. "Ben, I don't think this young lady needed saving, she's green!" The red Turnaber appeared when he said this "...." The blue one was silent after he noticed all of the multicolored Turnabers freaking out, crying over their passed-out 'queen'. All of Daisy's thoughts passed in her head as she heard the screaming and crying of Turnabers.

She then saw Rachel creeping slowly toward the red Turnaber. The red Turnaber noticed this and punched Rachel lightly. "Stop trying." The red Turnaber said, sounding very annoyed. "There is nothing you could do to stop me." Rachel said, smirking. Daisy then passed-out from all the loud noise.

The blue Turnaber took Daisy, took her to their home, placed her in their guest room and filled a cup of water for her when she woke up. A day passed and she woke up right when Ben was swapping out her cup of water. "Where am I?" Daisy asked dizzily. "You're in your new home." The blue Turnaber said, smiling. "Oh, well then, what is your name..?" Daisy asked, feeling confused about where she was but decided to play it cool. "Oh, it's Ben, and the red Turnaber is Sammy." He said politely.