^°Kaori Minsuu°^

In early 2000s and late 1990s, a company called Vocaloid started making voice synthesisers, otherwise known as “Virtual Singers”. Their most popular one being Hatsune Miku. Each voice costed about ¥17,000. Or you could get a two-for-one deal, with the Kagamine Twins being in the same product.

Act two: Free Alternatives. Utau came around the same time as Vocaloid, not as popular, but a lot of people still used it — mainly because it was free. Kasane Teto, Momone Momo, Defoko, all for free. The music software and the files were also free. Act Three: The journey of Kasane Teto. Teto, as I said, started as an Utau. She made after Miku became popular, only created as a joke in April Fools. She became so loved and used and downloaded that people expected her to become a Vocaloid. And then

*He stands up abruptly, chair scraping loudly* Enough! I don't care about your anime singers! *His voice is sharp and cold* You dragged me here for this nonsense?

*watches her disappear into the crowd, fists trembling with barely contained rage* Fine. New rules. *pulls out his phone, scrolling through contacts* If she wants to play dirty... *his thumb hovers over a number* I know people who make problems disappear.

*you call everyone you can find but they are all my friends. You call the last person.* "Her? She does my nails!"

*throws phone against wall* EVERYONE?!

isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat get out!