I've had writer's block for a while now, but I suddenly wanted to try horror. No happy ending here. In my story Ai is not a robot, but I like hinting to it, since it's a cool concept.
Anywho, who's ready for uta no prince sama season 3! 2015
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Cover art is from by crystalclock. Not mine. And I don't own uta no prince sama.
Fortune telling
Just like any other morning, Syo regained consciousness in the room he shared with Ai and Natsuki. And why? Because it was just another day. He would get dressed, eat breakfast with his sempais and band mates. He would practice his parts in their new song, walk around and ask Nanami for advice. Syo would end up texting Nagi, who he had just begun being friends with, he would be forced by Natsuki into some weird girly outfit. Yes, that was what would happen on another normal day. Nothing out of the ordinary. Maybe, if he was really lucky, Syo would sneak into Ai's practice room and listen to the younger idol sing.
Blinking, Syo opened his blue eyes. The room was still dark only lit by Ai's bedside lamp. Thunder boomed overhead indicating that the storm form the night before raged on.
Ai's cyan eyes watched his groggy kohais shuffle and squirm out from under their covers. Ai was already dressed in his favorite white outfit, hair fastened up, and ready for the day. If his kohais moved any slower the would have to add more things onto their daily chorus regiment. His eyes followed the shorter blonde as he shoved Natsuki's glasses onto the other's face.
"Good morning Ai-sempai, Syo-chan." Natsuki beamed from the top bunk. His green eyes stared into Syo's as the shorter blonde leaned over him. "Is there some you need Syo-chan?"
"Ah, no." Syo sobered. He had just want to make sure that it was Natsuki greeting them this morning. Tue last time Satsuki and Ai went toe to toe it wasn't good. Even thinking about it made Syo shudder.
"Breakfast is in twenty minutes." Ai informed. "If you are not there by the time it is being put onto the table, I will be adding more to your training regiment."
Syo's jaw dropped. He would have complained but the cyan haired teen left before another word could be uttered. Even Natsuki began to rush around gathering his things, not bothering to brush his unruly curls.
Yes, it was just another normal morning.
Syo was the last one down to the dinning hall. Fidgeting, he entered. How could he have forgotten his favorite Fedora? The small blonde would have gone back for it but he didn't want to face Ai's wrath.
"What's up?" He asked noticing that everyone's attention was on the large TV that could be seen from the table.
"Shh, Ochibi-chan." Ren hushed him. His eyes lingered on Syo for only seconds before turning back to the news report.
"- was found late last night. The search for possible surviver, Mikado Nagi, still wages on. So far nobody has seen the young idol, back to the-"
"Ne Tokiya. Turn it off please." Otoya said gently.
"That's horrible." Nanami frowned. Tokiya took his seat next to Otoya and Nanami with a small nod, after shutting off the TV.
"W-what happened?" Syo asked as he took the open seat between Masato and Natsuki, across from a very upset Otoya. He didn't really need to ask, with only a small glimpse and the news he saw it. Nagi's name and a phone number to call if found. Why did something so horrible have to happen after they were finally getting alone?
"Oh, Syo-chan, it was awful. Heavens' car was hit." Natsuki said on the edge of tears. "And now Mikado-kun is missing."
"What a grim way to start a cold rainy day." Ren muttered bringing his barely warm food to his mouth.
"Syo." Masato pulled an envelope from his pocket. "I know this doesn't make matters happier or anything but you have mail."
"Thank you. But why do you have it?"
"He rude Chibi-chan." Reiji called, from the other said of the table, playfully.
"Some people..." both Ren and Otoya looked away, "wanted to open it."
"Who's it from?" Natsuki asked looking over the blonde's broad shoulders.
Syo ignored him and peeled his letter open. He skimmed the contents of it and handed it and the envelope to his friend.
"What's it sat?" Otoya whinned at Syo's lack of sharing.
"My brother's back from America. He wants me to come home for a bit." The blond said between chews.
"Ochibi-chan has a brother?"
"Yes."
"Are you gunna go back?" Both Natsuki and Otoya asked.
"No."
"Ah." Natsuki looked in the still heavy envelope. "You missed something."
"Tarot cards?" Reiji leaned over the table to see what Natsuki had pulled out. "Ooo what a bad combination."
"what do you mean?" Syo asked as his blonde roommate set them on the table.
"When I was around Ai-Ai's age I thought they were cool. I use to try to tell fortunes with them. I don't remember all of them but some. Like this one." He pointed to the one Natsuki put down first. "This is the tower. Right side or facing you it means conflict and violent loss."
"How accurate for today." Ranmaru muttered for the first time that day.
"Hush, Ran-Ran." The brunette moved Hus hand over to the next one. "And judgement. Changes and improvement, rebirth and something about health."
"Really? Does that mean Kaoru-chan's gunna-"
"Natsuki." Syo hissed.
"But they have reverse means as well. Judgment can also be use for death or guilt. If you turn it this way." The sempai turned it to face himself and it looked upsidedown to Syo.
"Oh, Kaoru-chan is really on a roll."
"What do you mean, Natsuki-kun?"
Sensing Syo's dismay Reiji interrupted them. "Let me finish. And the tower can mean negativity or something about imprisonment."
"Or something?" Tokiya raised an eyebrow.
Despite the horrible morning, he smiled brightly. "Or something."
Thunder boomed over head and the rain continued down.
Syo didn't want to be alone. He glared at Kaoru's letter.
Syo-nii
I'm back from America. Your gunna come home and visit right? Take a break, I don't want you to get hurt.
^√^^√√ (A/N. let's pretend they are arrows)
Love
Kaoru
What were those arrows for? Obviously they were meant foe the tarot cards, but he only had two. He sighed letting the thought go. Looking around his room he reached for his Fedora off the peg on his wall. It was the original reason he had come back to his room, after he would meet everybody in the practice room. But tapped to the wall was a piece of paper and a card. The word, Syo could tell, were cut out of may different magazines.
Looking for Mikado? To bad he drew the three of swords.
The card, it could only be, he tree of swords was tapped right side up on the wall. Remembering what Reiji had said, it wasn't the reverse meaning. Lightning flashed while the blonde pulled down the note. He shoved the card in his pocket, he would ask Reiji sempai about it later.
"Syo-chan!" Natsuki rushed in with Ai trailing behind. "Ready for-"
The lights flickered out.
They met in the common room, where they would normally watch TV or hang out. Natsuki clung tightly to Syo's arm who followed Ai's every move very closely. The first thing Syo heard the three heard was Otoya's whinning.
"Ne, Toki it's dark." The redhead dragged out ever syllable of his friend's name. "Where is everyone?"
If the lights were on, Syo knew he would see the bluenette pinching the bridge of his nose like he often did when Otoya talked. "If you hadn't lost your phone, it would be as dark."
Syo could practically hear Otoya puff out his cheeks. "Like you should talk."
"Otoyan, Toki-kun." Natsuki called out "I'm glad you guys are here."
"Not all of us are." Ren said with a devilish smile as he walked in with Masato from the other side of the room.
Nanami was completely lost. She knew she should they to find the others, but she had already been waiting on them to come to the practice room. Why did she have to be all alone during the blackout? Deciding that she should find anybody rather than staying in the dark room alone, she wondered off with the dim light of her purple cell phone.
She felt her hands dampen with sweat when she turned yet another corner and found no one. Where was everyone? She had to be close to the common area by now.
Wiping her hands on her pink skirt, that was a shade darker than her top, she lifted her phone up to light the way once again. Her eyes widened as, on the very edge of her vision, she saw a shadowy person. As she stepped closer, it turned out to be a short shadowy blonde.
"Syo-chan!" She frantically called out waving to him. But unlike she expected, he continued walking further down the corridor. Nanami noticed that he was walking slow enough for her to follow, but fast enough so she couldn't simply catch up. She knew there was no point in running, Syo was easily faster than her. "Syo-chan?"
He led her down another hallway to another practice room. He quickly looked over his shoulder at her then pushed the door in.
The golden eyed girl followed him at her own pace. The ROM was dark and empty. Well expect for Syo and a noose hanging from the ceiling fan. The blonde stood by the window watching the rain. From what Nanami could tell, his blue eyes were fixed on the darkness outside.
"Syo-chan." She shivered finally closing the distant gap between them. She tapped his back only to watch the mannequin crumple beneather her slender finger tips. "Oh, my."
The redhead jumped back into stronge, warm, masculine arms. "Only a fool would fall for this." His breath tickled her neck. Two things were clear to Nanami now. One, that was not Syo. And two, she was very afraid to turn around.
Syo yawned. It had been almost an hour and there was still no sign of Ranmaru, Cecil, Shining-san, Ryuuga, or Nanami. Ringo-san had stumbled across the common room looking for Ryuuga, who was supposed to be fixing the lights. But now the punk haired cross dresser was getting ansy.
"I agree with Ringo-chan." Reiji finally said. "If Ran-Ran and the others aren't finding us we should find them."
"The percentage of them finding us or vis versa while moving is higher than sitting here. But there is a high percentage of us passing each other, according to my data." Ai stated.
"Then we'll check every room Ai-Ai." Reiji laughed him off.
"Ne, can we start near the practice room? Nanami was headed there." Otoya clung to Tokiya." Toki, do you think she okay?"
"I bet she's waiting for us."
Ringo lead the idols down one hallway after another. Who knew this place was this huge? They would stop to check doors and every now and again someone would grumble a complaint. That was until Ringo spotted a door pushed inwards. He halted everyone to a stop. The eldest walked to the door.
Immediately he wished he hadn't. The cross dresser fell to the floor hands flying up to his mouth. That caught everyone's attention, and they each came running, before he could yell any words of warning. So everybody saw it. Rather, saw her.
Nanami hung from the noose on the ceiling fan. No chair below or near her. Her face was pale and eyes could of all light. But that's not what had killed the composer. Blood seeped through her light pink tank top, what looked to be a kitchen knife was shoved through her back. The blood covered tip poked out right at the part of her rib cage. She never would have seen the face of her killer from that angle.
"N-ne, T-Toki, she's no-not dead, right? She's waiting for us, r-right?" Otoya stuttered as Reiji and Ai pulled her down. Laying her body flat on the flood made the knife go in deeper.
Tokiya looked at the almost hysterical read head and, keeping his voice calm, said. "Don't look."
Tears welled up in his eyes as he bolted away from the scene back twords the common area. Tokiya moved to chase after him but as stopped by Natsuki.
"Let go Natsuki." The bluenette growled. "Someone was just murdered I don't want him to be next."
"If you go out there alone you'll be a target too." Tokiya tsked at Natsuki. Darn he hated when that guy made sense.
Syo looked around. Catching his eye, he was writing in blood.
One little lamb up on cloud nine
Who will be next to step out of line?
"Just wait Tokiya, he'll come back." Syo said, what he didn't mention was if Otoya was smart he would come back.
Otoya ran with out knowing where to go. He couldn't run away from Nanami's death but he couldn't face it either. Eventually he stopped to look around. Glass windows lined the wall, letting in almost no light even though it was mid day. His red eyes skimmed over the darkness. The rain poured down harshly as lightning struck lighting up the room for a second. A person was at the intersection in the hall.
"Hello?" The taller one called out. He realized the person looked familiar. "Syo-chan!"
Syo waved at Otoya. the redhead smiled. "Did Toki send you to cheer me up?"
He could barely seen in the darkness, the blonde shake his head.
"Then why are you here?"
The younger one looked and pointed down the corridor to the right. It was as if he was telling Otoya to go down there. Then the blonde ran straight down the hallway, not going in the direction he had pointed in. Ittoki tilted his head. Should he follow Syo or go in the direction he pointed? Choosing the second one, Otoya turned at the corner. After a few minutes he ran face first into Ranmaru.
"Ranmaru-sempai!" Otoya hugged him.
"Get off." The silver haired man shrugged him off. "Where's the chibi?"
"I don't know. He ran off, why?"
"He lead me here. freaking power went off when I was in the shower." As if it weren't obvious, Ranmaru flipped his flat, wet, silver locks.
"He probably went back to the others." Otoya said leading the way. When they came to the intersection though, he couldn't help but to wonder what would have hapned if he had followed Syo
Hello, I actually wanted to make this a one shot but it took so long just to kill off one person. So welcome to my attempt at horror.
There's actually a lot of stuff I want to explain but have to save it for the next chapter. So with that being said, does anyone want to guess why I did kill Otoya? I'll tell you at the next chapter anyways.
But yeah, reviews, comments, concerns, really anything?
Disclaimer- I don't own anything but the plot. But with horror stories almost everything been done, so if this does sound like a movie anyone of you have seen let me know. I'll go watch it. Oh and sorry about the arrows my tablet got ride of my cool keypad when I cleaned it. Weird.