"Hm? A scary story?" Mijo asked.

Around the campfire Mijo sat with her fellow students from Canterlot High and some from Crystal Prep including Sparkjump. She rubbed her chin as she looked at Spark with a confused look. After eating dinner, the group decided to tell ghosts stories to entertain everyone.

"A scary story is an actual experience, right?" Mijo added.

"Yeah that's fine." Spark said while he crossed his hands.

"Okay, Mijo did have this experience with the supernatural," Mijo said, "Truth be told, Mijo can see the supernatural."

Suddenly, Hazel spat out her applejuice from her mouth and looked at Mijo with a bewildered look.

"HUH?! Mijo, you can see ghosts?!" Hazel asked in surprised.

"Bull-freaking-horse apples!" Gaige exclaimed, "You can't even see the idiot who writes this fanfiction!"

"Yes Miss Hazel... And I don't know how to respond to what Miss Gaige said, Mijo can see ghosts," Mijo proclaimed, "Okay, the title is 'Eyes'."

Mijo pulled out a small candle from her bag and put out the campfire. She lit the candle and placed it near her face, which made an eerie glow. Mijo's expression turned to gloom as she began to tell her story.

"It was during when Miho was in the Freshman year... It was my grandmother's memorial service at her house," She dictated with a eerie tone, "It was a drizzly humid day. I saw a lone girl with long hair standing in the middle of the garden... Her eyes were always glaring at me with intense hatred."

"She probably needed to go to the bathroom." Gaige interrupted.

Everyone except Gaige and Spark began to tremble in fear as Mijo told her story.

"After that, I asked around for who it was on that day, no one seemed to have seen the girl," Mijo continued, "The next day at school, when I told my classmates... IT WAS A BIG HIT! MIJO SUDDENLY BECAME POPULAR!"

Everyone raised a brow and looked at Mijo with confused looks.

"After having a taste of popularity, from then on I developed my character as a supernatural girl who could see the future in her dreams," Mijo continued, "I even made up a past life, I pretended for almost a year that I was fighting someone while looking for my lover who had been separated after reincarnation."

"Sounds like a crappy anime to me." Gaige interrupted once more.

"Gaige shush! This is getting interesting!" Hazel said while she covered Gaige's mouth.

"At some time later, there was a time when Mijo went to school with an eye patch... And that was when I noticed, that I was being thought of as an idiot."

A girl with white long hair and was wearing the Crystal Prep uniform walked out of their house as she headed to school. She had multiple bandages wrapped around her body including her arms and a portion of her eye and a bag filled with salt. She stood outside and waited for her brother to appear.

"These bandages are itchy and stuffy." She thought.

Suddenly, the door of their house opened to reveal a certain British boy who was sporting his signature glasses. He walked over to the girl, who in turn turned to him with a smile.

"Oh good morning broth-"

The girl suddenly stopped as she saw the glare coming from her brother. A demonic gaze stared into her soul as if she was about to die from the horrifying glare. She looked away in embarrassment and took off the bandages all at once.

"Mijo. Please. Delete yourself."

"Huh?! Wait a moment! What was that story?!" Gaige exclaimed.

"Those eyes are terrifying!" Mijo cried in fear.

"What the f*ck happened to the girl with long hair?!"

A few minutes of recalling her scary experience, Mijo came back to her senses and decided to finish the story.

"After that, the Mijo who stopped wearing the eye patch couldn't stand the kindness of her classmates accepting her and acting as though nothing happened," Mijo finished, "Then I left that place after the year ended.... And I wanted to fall inlove!"

"...Oh so then she came to our school..." Hazel whispered.

"Did you have such a history?" Gaige asked in a profound manner.

"I thought you were like that since you were born." Spark added.

Author's Notes:

What? "Omake" means extras. Everyone needs a break from the plot dragging, right?

Fun fact: Mijo was supposed to be a cheeky, attention-seeking sister but screw that, we ain't got time for that!

And now for the multicultural:

I literally did not translate this. Yes, it's supposed to be English. If you want something multilingual, copy and paste this on Google Translate and translate it to some random language. Voila! You just learned something from a Filipino.