The Pink Splatter-Batter

"A bright pinkish color dripped from the walls of the building in the town.

She knew something was wrong, oh so very wrong.

What had happened to her poor town?

Her wicked little town, had now turned into a colorful wonderland."

A watched the buildings in disgust as she made her way through out the town. Bright color splatters covered the walls of her town,  holding onto her sword a bit tighter, A silently growled as she stopped by a wall, a pink splatter seemed to make out the out lines of a heart. A couldnt help but get enraged as a single memory came back to her. 

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The 6 year old girl smiled some to herself as she put down her pencils on the table. Picking up the paper, she got up, as she cheerfully made her way over to the slightly older 7 year old girl. "Annabelle, look!"  She proudly exclaimed as she held up
her picture to the girl. The girl turned to look at her with a irritated look. "Rox, what have I told you about calling me that?" The girl said, taking the picture from her to look at it. Roxy frowned a bit as she looked down. "I-I'm sorry, A..I'm just used to calling you that.." 

The older girl just nodded at her, not paying attention to the girl as she watched her drawing. On the paper, it was a pinkish splatter, shaped as the outline of a heart. A watched it for a moment, before handing it back, turning away once again as she went back watching the small little ants on the ground. "Impressive work...Now please stop disturbing me." She said with an emotionless tone, as Roxy let out a silent sigh, taking the picture back and walking back over to the bench outside in the garden.
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A couldnt help but to shiver at the memory of that girl. Softly shaking her head, she turned away and continued walking down the dark streets, after a few minutes, she stopped in the center of the town, her eye going wide at the sight in front of her. On the other side of the street, a pigtailed girl stood in front of a wall, holding a spray can in her hand, a bat in the other. A glared at the girl for a bit, before she decided to speak up. "It's been a while, hasnt it, Rox?" She said in a cold tone, as she girl turned around with a smile on her face. 

"Ah, Annabelle~ It's so nice to see you again. Gosh, you've changed so much!~" The girl joyfully said as she kept smiling at her, making A shiver from the sight of her. "Tsk, I could say the same about you.." She said, remembering the days Roxy used to be a innocent little girl. "Now, what the heck are you doing in my town?" A glared as her as her grip around the sword tightened. 

The girl gave a giggle, before tilting her head, the sweet, innocent look she'd always had, ever since they were kids, still remaining on her face. "Your town?.." She began doing the same as A and gripping her bat a bit tighter. "Dont be silly, Annabelle, dear-" Before she even could continue, A was suddenly holding her sword against Roxy's throat, a slight hateful expression on her face. "Get out." She silently said, holding the sword in place. Roxy just smiled at her 'friend' as she watched her. "Dont sweat yourself, A-" Feeling the sword come closer to her throat, she stopped talking, knowing it was best not to piss her off too much. Letting out a sigh as the smile remained on her face,  she slowly shut her eyes. "Listen, A. Why dont we work together, instead of fighting like this?~ You know, just like the old times." She said, a smirk now replacing her sweet smile. A just scoffed as she gave the girl yet another glare. "How dare you even bring up the old times, Eh? Those days meant nothing." She said as she moved the sword away from Roxy's throat, moving it back back along with her arm. "So why dont you just go ahead and scram, Rox?" 

Roxy just stared at A for a bit, her smirk and innocent look was now gone. She only stood there, taken aback from A's words.
Looking down, she softly hugged her bat to her chest, as A went on. "You, nor those days, didnt mean anything to me, Rox. I was never your friend, but you were too stupid to understand." A said, turning away from the girl as she crossed her arms.

Slowly nodding, Roxy shut her eyes, Trying to pretend she wasnt hurt by A's words. "You know, A..I've always wanted to be like you, ever since we were kids." She began, before opening her eyes again, a grin on her face. "And now, cant you see, I've become just like you, A. I'm even better! And I will make you regret not working together with me, Trust me on that, Annabelle!" She shouted at her as she held the bat out at her, a hint of tears in her eyes before she turned away, disappearing down the street. 

Suddenly hearing foot steps, slowly getting more quieter and distant. A turned around as she watched the girl run away. Blinking once, she shrugged before turning and looking at the pink splatter on the buildings as a small smile grew on her face.

"Impressive work, indeed.."