Tessa Young is an 18 year old college student with a simple life, excellent grades, and a sweet boyfriend. She always has things planned out ahead of time, until she meets a rude boy named Hardin, with too many tattoos and piercings who shatters her plans.

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The Sufferer's Final Sermon.

Ever since the day a blue-haired boy with wings saved Hatsune Miku's life, she's never stopped believing in the existence of more people like him - no matter how much people told her they didn't exist. Now in college with her dearest friends and "Vocaloids" bandmates, Megurine Luka and Kagamine Rin and Len, she's never given up hope on finding out what happened to the boy. When a blue-haired man turns up with strange gashes along his back, Miku immediately suspects the mysterious "Kaito" is connected to her mystery boy. Learning he has nowhere to go and nobody he can trust, Miku opens her home to the odd man, hoping that somehow he'll lead her to answers. But right now, all Kaito is leading Miku and her friends to is trouble as strange beings with wings are attacking Tsubasa City with dark magic known as "Noise". A strange winged swordsman named Gakupo quickly joins their number, himself corrupted by the power of Noise, as Miku, Kaito, and her friends find themselves drawn into remnants of an ancient war that threaten to destroy the world. Updates Saturdays at 12AM. Planned 20-chapter Vocaloid epic series!

What if you suddenly woke up in a place you never knew? How about if you were placed on death row? Now, what if a psychopath was tailing you and making your life a living hell by framing you for crimes you never committed? Finally, what if you had a rare gift that should have never been possible, and never even knew you had? These are the questions I have to answer right now. I have no clue what to do and no matter what path I follow I’ll be dead in the end. My only hope is the three people standing in front of me at this moment, the ones that have guarded my life all this time. But now I have to take matters into my own hands and can no longer rely on them; or they’ll die. What do I do? Do I let them die, or take their places by sacrificing myself? These are questions a freshman in high school should never have to answer, let alone think about. If you want to know how I’m going to answer these questions, read these few chapters I’ve scrapped together. As of now… I’m dreaming. Are you?