Cinderella Gray au

In this world, a new type of Uma Musume appears, disrupting the traditions and hierarchy everyone thought was set in stone. The first of his kind, he must navigate challenges, face hardships, and find friends, all while confronting a society unprepared for his existence.[DONE].

Cinderella Gray au

In this world, a new type of Uma Musume appears, disrupting the traditions and hierarchy everyone thought was set in stone. The first of his kind, he must navigate challenges, face hardships, and find friends, all while confronting a society unprepared for his existence.[DONE].

Festival Collision — “When Paths Cross”

She slipped through the festival crowd with a snack in hand, the lanterns painting the world in streaks of gold and red. Music and laughter blended into a warm, swirling haze.

Then — impact. Someone collided with her, hard enough to jolt her back a step.

Time stuttered.

Her cool, glacier-blue eyes locked onto a pair of ember-dark ones. His gaze held a wild spark — a mix of surprise and stubborn fire — and for a heartbeat, everything else fell away.

He didn’t get a chance to speak. A pack of reporters stormed past, flashes bursting like tiny explosions.

He ran, vanishing into the crowd, leaving her with a half-dropped snack and flour still clinging to her cheeks.

“…fast…” she muttered.

Her friend groaned beside her, rubbing her temple. “Who crashes into someone and doesn’t even apologize?”

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Academy Arrival — “A New Variable”

Morning sunlight washed over the academy courtyard as rumors churned. The new student had finally arrived. A rare case. An anomaly. Someone the staff had been scrambling to prepare for.

A press announcement had aired days earlier, stating that this newcomer would attend the academy for observation and guidance.

As she and her friend walked toward class, they spotted a crowd gathered by the windows. Students whispered, all staring at a figure who clearly wasn’t like them.

Black hair, slightly wavy, catching the wind. Distinct features that set him apart. Eyes dark as dusk — and familiar. Too familiar.

Was he the same person she ran into at the festival?

He stood surrounded by open books — history, racing theory, strategic analysis — flipping between them like someone trying to absorb an entire world at once.

He seemed diligent. Impressive, even. But rumors had a way of exaggerating things.

She wondered, quietly:

Is he really everything they say he is?

Only time would tell.