Blue Marble
He remembered it well, the day he entered the Earth's atmosphere. He was just a child. His parents had strapped him tightly in to protect him as they maneuvered their craft to safety. All had gone well for him and his family. This new planet and civilization seemed to thrive on a technology that was susceptible to Excessive Electrical Pulses. Which was unfortunate for them; however, they had discovered that if they were to don Nitrile gloves, the Earth technology would be safe. It took many years and countless electronics to discover this little tidbit.
This particular little affliction was the only difference between his species and the humans that his family now co-existed with. Which made it slightly difficult finding a lucrative profession. Fortunately, he had been educated by his parents in a variety of subjects and the sheer volume of information that he had learned had made him a prime candidate for managing an entertainment talent on an international level.
Lory clapped his hands together in glee. "Yashiro-kun... I just may have the perfect job for you here at LME." Lory announced.
"But Sir... You do know that I destroy most electronic devices that I touch." Yashiro warned.
Lory chuckled and waved off his concern. "No worries... If you can write in a day planner, you can do the job." He smiled and passed a little black journal to him. "Now, I'll start you as a temporary manager to a few veteran talents to get you used to the routine. We'll see how you do and then we'll decide on who you'll best match with."
And with that meeting, Yashiro's illustrious career as the best manager/agent that LME had to offer began. It would be another two years before he was introduced to Ren Tsuruga and another four years before he was assigned to his second charge Kyoko Mogami, but it most certainly was not something that he couldn't handle. Not even when they made their international debuts.
The only thing that ever threw him for a loop and sent his world spinning off kilter was a stunningly beautiful raven-haired young Tsundere named Kanae Kotonami. She was perfect in every way and reminded him of his mother. The only thing that she said when he revealed to her, his origins and waited patiently for her to reject him, was a giggle with "That explains so much about you Yuki." and she kissed him.
As he watched the woman that he loved, the human woman that he loved walk down the aisle in that stunning white silk dress that was embellished with lace and pearls, he was thankful that he and his family had crash landed on this beautiful blue marble called Earth.