Mikel30 Registered User
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(11/23/01 2:28 pm) Reply
Zero-G Love
Candy always said someday I would be a star. Don’t ask me how she knew. Maybe she’s psychic. Or maybe she just saw something in me that even I didn’t see. All I know is that people were always asking me to sing and pretty soon people were offering to pay me to do it. Papasan wouldn’t hear of it. He wanted me to study Bushido so that the legacy of the Last Samurai would continue. You see, I was his only child and there were only five Masters left in all the world. Each generation going back hundreds of years consisted of five Masters who each had to train their own shugiyosha (student) to take their place when they were gone. Although Bushido was in my blood, music was in my heart. Risking my father’s anger I followed the path my heart had set before me.
Candy, who had become my manager/producer, got my a recording contract. Then she had my music played on every station she could think of. She got me some local gigs and I even got to perform on the Late Show. Soon, I was touring all over Earth. I had become an international star in no time flat, and enjoying every moment of it. I thought I had reached the top, but Candy had other ideas. She thought it was time for me to take my music career beyond Earth and literally into the stars!
Mikel30 Registered User
Posts: 145
(3/19/02 9:24 pm) Reply
Re: Zero-G Love
"Sakura, baby! You need to expand your horizons! You have a very diverse fan base and you should be exposed to them every chance you get!" Candy explained.
"I don't know, Candy. The Planet of the Mimes is a pretty long ways away!"
"Aww, it'll be worth the trip baby! Besides, I got good connections there. I'll make sure you'll have the best accomodations and the best exposure you can get! Remember, you're in good hands with Candy!" She continued to reassure me that everything was going to work out for the best. I certainly hoped so.
Edited by: Mikel30 at: 3/20/02 8:32:40 am
Re: Zero-G Love
Before even thinking about going to a strange planet to interact in a different, foreign culture, I read up on Mimian culture. I learned the proper way to greet people and learned a few important phrases in Universal Language A, which is basically sign language. After a few months of preparation, I was ready to head for the planet of the Mimes for my first perfomance at the Anti-Gravity Room.
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