9 hours later…
Mayura let out a sigh, no mysteries happened today. What a shame. She was in her home laying down on her pink bed, doodling ideas for her mystery club she has been trying to start. "What if…" she murmured, "…. awww! I've got no ideas L" she wined. She rolled around the bed getting dizzy, hoping a idea would just pop into her mind magically. 'Is granting a wish so much to ask for? Is just a little wish of an idea for a club idea to much to wish for?' she thought. Well lucky for her, she just remembered that there was suppose to be a meteor shower tonight!
She slipped on some house shoes that looked like chibi bunnies, and decided she didn't need a jacket outside since she was still wearing her school uniform.
She ran out her room, onto the porch that had a swing on it. She flew backwards, landing on her back, then threw her arms back to rest her head more comfortingly on the swing. She had a great view of the sky with beautiful streaks flowing through it, but she didn't get a satisfying feeling of some type of enlightenment like she hoped she would. Her ruby eyes searched the sky for answers, but the damn stingy sky wasn't giving her none.
As her eyes where still searching, they found a meteor that had a strange clear color to it. After a few seconds, she got off the swing having to take a few steps back. The meteor looked pretty close to the house; but she knew that was impossible!
It just kept falling closer, and closer. Mayura's Dad wasn't home: he was at work, so Mayura didn't have to worry about getting him out. She ran like hell off the porch, but a bit of curiosity began to swivel through her head.
"Ah, a Mystery!!!!" she yelled. Being quite pleased with herself for finding a great mystery, mystery of the clear meteorite!
"I-It's heading towards those trees!!" she yelled, pointing obviously at the trees the meteorite was heading towards. As she was running towards the trees, it suddenly dawned on her that if she had noticed the meteorite, others would have too!!
She started to scamper even quicker to the trees but ended up tripping on her own slippers.
She ungracefully fell into a pile of leaves and sticks, and the meteor actually hit the trees about 3 feet away from her.
As she looked up, her ruby eyes rose in shock.
The meteorite wasn't actually a meteorite?
"What the-?…Fishigi Mystery.." She said, astonished.
The figure of a guy was in the surrounding clear light, with a few figures of black specks .
It felt like watching a light show, blinding, yet entrancing. The lights faded out, and the…teen? Looking guy fell down on the floor. "Oh my God!" yelled.
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