#Twisted Wonderland x NSR reader

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TWST with Yinu reader, ft. Yinu's Mother (Part 1)

A/N: Honestly, this game is so underrated. So much passion in the music.

Yinu, also known as The Golden Maestro of Vinyl City, is a child pianist prodigy, one of NSR's megastars, and the charter of the Natura District. She, with the help of her mother, represents neoclassical. Yinu is the third boss in the No Straight Roads game, and the fourth boss overall in NSR. Yinu is a highly acclaimed piano prodigy, but while often seen as cute and innocent by the public, she can be bratty at times due to her young age.

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"Once upon a time, there was a Tiny Bird sitting inside their little cage."

"The Tiny Bird liked the cozy cage very much because it was safe and warm. It was fed and sheltered by their Owner who they also loved. But there's one rule the Owner gave the Tiny Bird: Never leave its cage."

"One day, the Owner went outside to tend to the garden and left the door open. Two Crows flew in to rest away from the sun. They saw the cage and poked at it."

"Stop! Said the Tiny Bird. Why are you doing that? Why are you here? What are you? The Crows who were surprised by the sudden barrage of odd questions from the Tiny Bird, laughed."

"We're just birds like you trying to rest. What do you think we are? The Crow's answer seems to puzzle the Tiny Bird for they've never seen birds like them before. Birds? You're like me?"

"Yes! We're birds! Birds like us can fly freely wherever we want. Birds like us can catch insects off the ground and eat them. Birds like us can sing beautiful songs!"

"Really? The Tiny Bird became amazed hearing all of the great things that the Crows told them. Yes really! But why are you in a cage?"

"This is my home! The Tiny Bird replied. The two Crows looked at each other and back at the Tiny Bird. Why don't we let you out so that you'll join us?"

"The Tiny Bird couldn't believe what it was hearing. It jumped happily around the cage. Yes! I want to fly too! I want to fly too! The Crows then searched for the key and found it at the kitchen doorway. They unlocked the cage and urged the Tiny Bird to come outside."

"The Tiny Bird flapped its wings like how the crows do but it fell to the ground. What? Why am I not flying? I want to fly!"

"The Tiny Bird's wings flapped and flapped but no matter how hard they do, they wouldn't fly off the ground. Why are you not flying? Asked the Crow. Can you even fly? Asked the other. I don't think I can fly... The Tiny Bird sadly said."

"Hahahaha! What? You have these feathers and wings but you can't fly? Hahahaha! The Crows suddenly laughed. Hahahaha! Have you been sitting inside of that cage for so long that your wings have become crippled? Hahahaha!"

"No, stop laughing! It's not funny! The Tiny Bird soon realized that the Two Crows were mocking them. It tried to step away from the Crows but the two were very persistent and mocked them further, their laughter loud and cruel."

"It cried for help and their pained voice alerted the Owner to come back inside of the house. The Owner saw the Crows and shooed them outside."

"What have those evil Crows done to you, Tiny Bird? Why are you outside of your cage? The Owner helped the crying Tiny Bird. I shouldn't have come outside! They were so cruel to me! I should have listened to you! It kept crying out loud."

"There is a reason why I put you inside of that cage, to keep you protected from the dangers. Now you know the reason why. Will you do it again? The Owner asked the Tiny Bird. Never! I will never ever do it again! From now on, I will not disobey you for you've saved me."

"The Tiny Bird apologized to its Owner for breaking the rule. The Tiny Bird went back inside its cage and never stepped out of it. It lived a happy life with the Owner as the dangers outside were never seen again."

"The End."

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"... Mama?"

"Yes, my dear?"

"Why is the bird still in the cage?"

"To keep them safe."

"No, not that. Why is it still stuck inside of the cage? Don't they ever get lonely?"

"Well... Sometimes. But the Owner is there for them, were they?"

"... Yes. Will they ever get to fly and be free? Will they get to meet nice birds like them?"

"... My dear, some birds fly and some cannot. And because of that, they must need family or friends to protect them or else they'll be in danger."

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"Now, let's sleep. You still have a performance tomorrow."

"*Yawn*... Yes. Goodnight, Mama."

"Goodnight, Yinu! Yuu."

To Be Continued

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