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Wednesday, October 5, 2005


   Disaster Peice is gone!!!!!!!!*crys*
Aw man! 1 of my freinds theO has just deleted her account.THIS TOTALLY SUX!!! Anyways,I really need more guest book signings....I keep signing peoples guest books and then I wait forever,and they'r still not signed! Well,ingnoring that for a minate....DISASTER PEICE IS GONE!!!........OK I'm better now.I really wish I wasn't technolidgy impared,I've tried 1000 times to get a BG image,and I always fail....Not only that,but 3 people have tried to explain it for me,and now I finelly get it,and it doesn't work! ARRRRRRRRRG! Well,heres what happend in the last chaptor for people who didn't read it.

Chaiwing and Mr.Willington arive in Osaka at another temple,kept under the order of,a freind of Chaiwings,Akida. Then they go inside the temple and start to converse. Meanwhile,Kyoto has a dream,were shes a monster thats watching this family of 3 (a daughter,a mom,and a dad.) So the family is walking home the little girl,whos about 6,turns to face Kyoto(the monster.) And sings to her a crepy song,to the melody of lyllabye and good night...

"Theres nothing here,nothing left.
Fake smiles and promise's not kept
Are just afew of what I experienced.Standing in the rubble
Of a broken world,its destruction braught upon itself by its own Corruption.Little vampire girl,can you hear my song of Torture? Lyllabye and good night,
Sleep forever."

Oddly enough,the childs song seems to get Kyoto more and more restless,by the end of the 3rd line shes on the brink of going mad,so she screams "NO!" but as she puts her arms out,she feels somthing warm on them,and looks down to discover its blood.She looks down to see whos blood it is,and sees the family,dead,on the ground,bleeding.Then Kyoto hears this ringing sound,and wakes up,looks around,and discovers the source of the ringing is the tele-phone.

I know,its very short...Anyways,just because I can't beleive its true,I'll say it again....DISASTER PEICE IS GONE!!!

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