Aria had never been much the type of person to cause trouble; quite the opposite, she just sat there allowing her intellectual burden continue whilst she solved a number of problems in her head. At just sixteen, she was almost directly in the middle of all the other vocaloids, but happy in that position; nobody expected too much of her or too little. It was surprisingly fitting of her personality, being the type of person who was shy and withdrawn. She didn't despise social interaction, she just disliked it. In fact, that was the very reason she was sat on the roof doing her math homework and not sat in the study room that Master had built them all.

The school in the town was only a two minute walk from the apartment complex she lived in, but she found it tiresome and pointless when studying was just as peaceful on the roof of her home. She sat on a wooden but cushioned bench and basked in the sunlight, it's warm rays lighting up her ivory skin and making the paper of her math homework light up as though it were glowing in the sunlight. It was surprisingly comfortable to sit in and when she had finished, Aria felt no need to move from her perch upon the bench.

Behind her was the balcony and from the height of the roof, she could see a great deal of the streets below. Skipping down that particular street was Miku, her teal pigtails flying behind her like brightly coloured ribbons a dancer used to practice how graceful she could move. It was a sight that Aria had grown accustomed to, since Miku was never the type of person to be brought down by anything. Forever happy, Aria felt as though she envied Miku slightly. How was it that the girl never seemed remotely bothered by anything at all?

Batting an eyelid, Aria sighed before gently getting up and looking at her uniform. The familiar white shirt, navy pleated skirt and red cravat bored her to no end so she walked to the elevator wondering why such trivial matters bothered her. However, no sooner had Aria walked into the apartment that belonged to her did the large screen on her wall light up. The face on the wall was one she remembered well; creases covering his aged face though his eyes were alight with the youth his mind had retained over the years. The familiar glasses that Aria had seen her reflection in many a time upon her creation, it made her smile.

Love was the feeling that every vocaloid felt for this very man. Master had created them from the figments of his imagination and now, they were far more realistic than the avid images his mind had conjured. This was the emotion that she shared with all the other vocaloids, love for a human. It was something she knew she would feel forever, even if he became a ghost in her memory.

"IA, my dear, I have come up with a concept I'd like you to judge." Master said, his voice coming through the speakers beside the screen.

"It is grand to see you, master. Please, continue." Aria said, smiling as she removed her own glasses and put them on the table.

"You are my realistic, logical ideologist so I came to you as the master of this plan." Master said, causing a smile to light up her face. Aria feltt her blue diamond eyes light up and she sat down on a chair opposite the screen.

"You flatter me too much, master. Though, you have piqued my curiosity. Please, continue." Aria chuckled.

"I wish to create a concept for you vocaloids, in which we involve each character in one or more fairy-tales. What's your opinion on this idea?"

Aria began to consider, slipping back into that logical mind-frame that had plagued her since the day of her creation. The idea was new, something that was unlikely to have been thought up before, not to mention it would bring publicity to not only the main vocaloids like Miku and the Kagamine twins but also those who were not so popular. It was genius, and Aria felt her love for the Master grow.

"It's a perfect idea, not to mention it will gain extreme publicity. But I think we should bring it into the vocaloid world." Aria said, a smirk on her face.

"How so?" Master said, looking perplexed by her suggestion. Clearly, it was an idea he hadn't yet thought of.

"Well, I believe that you could incorporate the fairy-tales into the world that us vocaloids reside, bringing us vocaloids into the stories as if they have been brought to life. I'm certain that I'm the only one who knows of these stories and so, everyone would react differently. It brings a twist to the stories that even children have grown weary of. It will be..." Aria searched for the words. "Intriguing and bring something alike nostalgic curiosity."

"Brilliant. I will begin work immediately!" Master said, grinning, "IA, you will be the storyteller. And it will begin shortly."