CAUTION: NO GRAMMAR IS BEING USED
okay, so, as you know, this is the end of the 'first' book. welp never thought i would make a second book admittedly, but anyways, i'll just be giving some info on the next book.
the second book will be called 'Destruction of a Singer', as far as I know. this book will be shorter than the last as well, mostly being about the month between the third and fourth phases of the Chunin Exams.
this shall be the summary/book intro (?)
In the month between the third and fourth phases of the Chunin Exam, Atsu has disappeared in a flash, nothing but a cleaned room and a small note in her stead.
Atsu, having lost her two most trusted friends and learning new, dramatic things about her family, decided she needed some alone time. Rage, disappointment, sadness, confusion; with a number of different emotions swirling in her tight heart, she travels to one place she knows she's be safest.
Her mind.
Watch as the young white-haired kunoichi starts to train herself in both body and soul, learning more and more about her forgotten past.
Red eyes glowed in the darkness, gazing around the dark room before suddenly a bright light flickered on, revealing the room's contents.
On each wall of the room were doors, one golden, one silver, one bronze, and one pitch black.
A lit-up arrow pointed to the bronze door and Atsu hesitantly took a step towards the bronze door. She turned the cold nob, bright light flooding through the door's crack as she pushed open the heavy door.
"Hello."
i know its kinda crappy right now, but its a little makeshift, this may be the final product but im not too sure.
anyways, i suppose this is all i have to tell you at the moment, ill inform you if there is anything new ill have to tell you.
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The Singer's Tale (REWRITING)
Fanfiction(HEY- THIS IS BEING REWRITTEN! I WAS JUST A KID WHEN I WROTE THIS SO PLEASE DONT JUDGE IF YOU READ IT NOW. I KNOW ITS BAD PFFT) It was bound to happen, sooner or later. She knew it. Yet, she couldn't find a way to prepare herself for the pain she wa...
