Ranma felt the panic start to rise up in her. What if she was stuck like this? Would she still be able to practice the art? Would she be rejected for being a machine by her family?
As her panic and fears welled up inside her Ranma turned and fled. Not caring in what direction she ran simply wanting to out pace her own worries.
Moving with a new found strength Ranma just ran as fast and as hard as she could. After a while she found herself on the outskirts of Tokyo near a forest.
As the panic started to reach critical, Ranma tried to remove the costume by force. Gripping the metal as tightly as she could, she tried to pry it off to no avail.
“Why won’t you come off!” she screamed in a mixture of fear and frustration as the costume refused to budge.
Suddenly a white light engulfed Ranma. Almost as suddenly as it appeared it was gone leaving Ranma clad in her normal Chinese clothing, the only difference was she wore a pair of gold bracelets on her wrists.
On a closer inspection of the bracelets Ranma found a small indented flat area on the right bracelet where a small red face was.
Realising she was now human and not a machine Ranma felt as if a large weight had been lifted from her shoulders as she found herself slumping to the ground exhausted from her ordeal.
She simply laid next a large tree as she stared at the sky trying to make sense of what had happened.
After a short time Ranma realised she still didn’t have a present of Ukyo. Quickly getting up and cursing to herself for forgetting such an important thing Ranma quickly makes her way back into Tokyo hopping she wouldn’t be too late toe get something for Ukyo.
In her rush to find a present she never noticed the small booklet in her pants. As he used the distraction of finding a present to forget about what had happened to her.
(Posted Fri, 08 Aug 2008 09:44)
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