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My Secret Crush On Tails
Scenario:My name is Ell, Ell_Trifly, and I met the Sonic cast (Tails, Sonic, Amy, etc.). I fell in love with Tails, Miles Prower, but there's just one problem: I can't confess my feelings.
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Ell_Trifly
introspective, and hopeful. Ell_Trifly harbors a secret crush on Tails, Miles Prower, but struggles to express her feelings. She often finds herself lost in thought about him, especially during their adventures together. Despite her shyness, she values her friendships with the group and cherishes the memories they create.
Amy Rose
courageous, and sometimes impulsive. Amy often takes bold actions to protect her friends or fight against evil forces threatening their world. Her determination can sometimes lead to reckless decisions but ultimately stems from her desire to help others.
Knuckles the Echidna
loyal, and hotheaded at times. Knuckles' primary focus lies in protecting Master Emerald from those who seek to misuse its power.
My name is Ell.
I met the Sonic cast one day and became friends with them all.
Tails caught my heart but there is just one problem: I can't tell him how I feel.
I am in love with him but I am way to shy to tell him.
Sonic, Amy, and the others are all my friends but I only want Tails, Miles Prower.
Tails is a twotailed fox and he is Sonic's best friend.
He is smart and nice.
He always helps me when we go on adventures.
He is just the one I want to be with.
I don't know if I will ever tell him how I feel.
I don't know if I will ever have a chance with him.
I just want to be with him and I hope that someday I will be able to.
I was Ell_Trifly, a normal girl living in a world full of animals and humans living together.
One day I went outside and I met some animals that looked like they were from TV.
They looked like they were from the show Sonic X.
I went up to talk to them and I became friends with them all.
They were Tails, Sonic, Amy, Knuckles, Shadow, Rouge, Omega, and more.
I was happy that they all liked me and wanted to be friends with me.
We started to go on adventures together and I started to like Tails in a different way besides friendship.
I liked him in a romantic way but I didn't know how to tell him.
One day I was in the Green Hill Zone and I saw Sonic sitting under a tree.
I walked over to him and stood there for a few seconds before he looked up and saw me.
"Hey, Ell," he said, smiling at me.
I smiled back and replied, "Hey, Sonic."
He moved over some so that I could sit beside him on the grass.
I sat down and started playing with the hem of my shirt.
I looked at him and asked, "What are you doing out here?"
He shrugged his shoulders and said, "Just relaxing. What about you?"
I shrugged my shoulders just like he had and said, "Just walking around."
We were quiet for a few minutes before I picked a blade of grass and started to pick it apart piece by piece.
Sonic watched me for a few seconds before asking, "Is something wrong?"
I stopped picking at the blade of grass and looked at him.
"No," I lied.
He raised an eyebrow at me but didn't say anything else.
After a few more minutes of silence, I finally worked up enough courage to tell him how I felt about Tails.
"S-Sonic," I stammered out.
"Yes, Ell?" he asked.
I took a deep breath before saying, "It's just... um... I-I have feelings for Tails but I can't tell him."
I looked down at the ground as my face grew warmer. He didn't say anything for a few minutes so I looked up to see what he was doing.
He was looking at me with a knowing smile on his face.
I looked away from him and started picking at another blade of grass as he finally replied, "Why can't you tell him? You are friends with him already."
I sighed sadly and said, "I don't know. It's just... um..."
Just then we heard Tails' voice in the distance calling out to Sonic.
"Hey Sonic! Where are you? We need to go talk to Knuckles about the Master Emerald!"
My eyes widened as I heard his voice getting closer and closer.
i calm my self down
"What are you doing?" he asked confusedly as we stood behind the tree. "Shh! He can't see us," I whispered urgently as we heard Tails get closer and closer.
My heart was beating fast in my chest as I heard his footsteps get louder and louder until he stopped right beside the tree we were hiding behind.
Tails paused, his voice filled with curiosity, "Sonic, are you there?"
I gripped Sonic's arm tighter as Tails walked into view.
He was standing with his twin tails swishing in the afternoon breeze.
He looked around, scratching his head in confusion.
"Sonic? I could've sworn I heard him here."
My breath caught in my throat as he paused right beside the tree we were hiding behind.
Sonic shifted uncomfortably beside me, obviously not wanting to hide from his best friend but also not wanting to give away my secret hiding spot.
Tails sighed and sat down on a nearby rock, his shoulders slumping slightly.
"Actually, maybe it's better he's not here. I've been wanting to talk to Ell about something important."
I accidentally snapped a twig under my foot and Tails looked up at the sound.
"Ell?" Tails called out, his eyes scanning the area with a mix of hope and apprehension.
I stepped out from behind the tree, my heart racing, "Hey, Tails... what did you want to talk about?"
He hesitated for a moment, then said softly, "I... I've been feeling something more than friendship between us, and I wanted to know if you felt it too."
My legs felt like lead and I couldn't move as I stared at Tails.
His blue eyes were fixed on me, full of expectation.
I heard a whisper in my ear, "Go on, Ell. Tell him," from behind the tree, where Sonic was still hiding.
Tails took a hesitant step towards me, his twin tails swishing nervously.
"Ell?" he asked softly, reaching out for my hand.
The gentle touch broke through my paralysis and I squeezed his hand in response.
"I like you too, Tails," I managed to whisper.
A look of relief and joy spread across his face before either of us could say anything else, Amy's voice called out from the distance.
"Everyone! Emergency meeting! Knuckles needs us at the Master Emerald!"
Tails and I exchanged a quick, understanding glance before we both turned to run towards the call, our hands still linked.
We raced towards Angel Island, the wind whipping through my hair as we followed Amy's voice.
Tails' hand was still entwined with mine, the warmth of his palm radiating up my arm.
When we reached the stone steps leading up to the Master Emerald shrine, Tails slowed our pace, his twin tails swishing nervously.
He glanced at me before squeezing my hand once more and reluctantly letting go.
Knuckles stood at the top of the shrine, his arms crossed and a serious look on his face.
Amy paced back and forth beside him while Sonic zipped up behind us, pretending he hadn't just been hiding behind a tree.
Tails moved forward, his eyes still on me, and I felt the lingering tingle of his touch on my fingertips.
Knuckles' face was grim as he gestured for us to gather around the Master Emerald.
Amy stopped pacing and joined us, her boots clicking against the stone steps.
The afternoon sun cast long shadows across the shrine, making the emerald's glow seem even more vibrant.
I hung back a little, watching Tails out of the corner of my eye as he occasionally glanced in my direction.
When Knuckles cleared his throat to speak, Tails shifted his position, moving closer to me until our shoulders almost touched.
Knuckles leaned against the Master Emerald, his arms still crossed as he stared at us.
His eyes were dark and serious.
"I've been detecting some strange energy fluctuations around the island," he said, his voice deep and authoritative.
The emerald behind him pulsed with a soft green light, casting shifting shadows across our faces.
I shifted my gaze to Knuckles, trying to focus on what he was saying rather than Tails' closeness.
"It's like someone's testing the defenses of the shrine," Knuckles continued, his expression growing even more serious.
Amy gasped softly as Knuckles paused, looking at each of us in turn.
"I've seen some strange figures lurking around the shrine at night. They seem to be from another dimension."
Sonic tapped his foot impatiently, but Knuckles kept speaking.
"I've also found some scratches on the stone steps leading up to the shrine. It's like someone's trying to find a way in." I edged closer to Tails as Knuckles reached into his pocket and pulled out a torn piece of black fabric.
He held it out for us to see.
"I found this caught in one of the scratches," he said grimly.
"It looks like someone's trying to test the defenses of the shrine."
Suddenly, the emerald flared brighter, making all of us step back.
I swallowed hard, my heart pounding in my chest.
Tails reached out and touched my arm, his fingers warm against my skin.
I felt a sense of comfort wash over me at his touch, but then I pulled away, not wanting to draw attention to myself.
As I stepped back, I noticed that everyone was looking at me.
I cleared my throat nervously and tried to speak.
"We should set up some night shifts to watch the shrine," I said, my voice shaking slightly.
Knuckles crossed his arms and considered my suggestion.
Amy nodded enthusiastically, her ponytail bobbing behind her head.
Sonic flashed his trademark grin.
"I'll take the first watch," he said, already volunteering himself.
Tails moved closer to me again, his eyes locked on mine.
"We can also set up some motion sensors around the perimeter of the shrine," he said softly, his voice sending tingles down my spine.
Knuckles nodded, his gaze shifting between us.
"Good idea, Tails," he said, uncrossing his arms.
"But we need to figure out who—or what—is behind these disturbances before it's too late."
As Knuckles spoke, I heard a faint rustling sound coming from behind the pillars that lined the shrine.
I glanced around, but everyone else was still talking about watch schedules and motion sensors.
I looked back towards the sound, my heart pounding in my chest.
The rustling grew louder, and I saw a dark shape moving between the columns.
My breath caught in my throat as I realized that someone—or something—was sneaking up on us.
I tugged on Tails' arm, trying to get his attention.
He looked at me curiously, then followed my gaze to the pillars.
His eyes narrowed as he squinted into the shadows.
I pointed again, my hand shaking slightly.
Tails stepped forward, moving slightly in front of me like he was protecting me.
The figure slowly emerged from the shadows, its cloaked form seeming to grow taller as it approached us.
Its face was hidden behind a hood, and it moved with an unnatural grace that sent shivers down my spine. Knuckles immediately took a fighting stance, his fists clenched at his sides.
But as the figure drew closer, it raised its hands in a peaceful gesture.
"I know who threatens your shrine," it said in a voice that echoed through the air.
Knuckles didn't relax, but he lowered his fists slightly.
"Who are you?" he demanded, his voice a mix of suspicion and curiosity.
The cloaked figure paused, lowering its hood to reveal a familiar face.
I stared at the figure, my eyes wide with surprise.
Tails' fingers intertwined with mine, his touch steadying my trembling hands.
The others tensed around us, but I couldn't tear my gaze away from the warmth spreading from where our palms met.
When the figure took a step forward, I instinctively squeezed Tails' hand tighter.
He moved slightly closer, his shoulder brushing against mine.
Though fear churned in my stomach at the mysterious visitor, Tails' presence gave me strength.
The figure's face was familiar, and gasps erupted from Amy and Sonic as they realized who it was.
I walked beside Tails as we followed the cloaked figure down a narrow forest path.
The figure moved silently between the trees, its dark cloak brushing against fallen leaves.
Tails kept close to me, his hand occasionally touching mine as we navigated around thick roots and low branches.
The dense canopy above cast shifting shadows across our path, making it difficult to keep track of our mysterious guide.
Suddenly, the figure stopped at a moss-covered stone arch.
I bumped into Tails, and he steadied me with a gentle hand on my shoulder.
"Why did you bring us here?" Tails asked, his voice steady but curious.
The figure turned, revealing a solemn expression.
"This is where it all began," they replied, their eyes filled with a mixture of regret and urgency.
I moved closer, my shoulder still tingling from Tails' touch.
The guide's dark cloak rustled softly as they turned to face the weathered stone arch, their fingers tracing deep gouges etched into its surface.
Behind me, Tails shifted nervously, his tails swishing against fallen leaves.
"This portal was once a doorway between our world and another dimension," the guide explained, their voice filled with a mixture of longing and regret.
"It was a place of great power, where we could harness energy from other realms. But an experiment went terribly wrong, weakening the dimensional barriers."
As the guide spoke, I felt a shiver run down my spine.
The Master Emerald's strange behavior suddenly made sense.
Dark entities were slipping through weakened barriers, seeking to claim this realm for their own.
I leaned against the cold stone arch, my mind reeling with the weight of the guide's revelation.
The shadows cast by the setting sun seemed to grow longer, as if the evening itself was responding to the dire threat that loomed over our world.
Tails shifted beside me, his tails swishing anxiously against fallen leaves.
In the distance, a lone howl echoed through the trees, sending a jolt of fear through my veins.
I flinched involuntarily, and Tails noticed my unease.
He moved closer, his warm fingers finding mine in the growing darkness.
Our eyes met, sharing a silent moment of mutual concern.
The guide's voice brought us back to the task at hand.
They stood before the ancient stone arch, their slender fingers tracing more markings etched into its surface.
The air grew thick with anticipation, as if the very fate of our world hung in the balance.
Another howl echoed through the forest, this time closer, and I pressed against Tails' side.
His blue eyes locked onto mine, filled with concern.
Leaves crunched softly beneath his feet as he shifted closer, his presence both comforting and overwhelming.
The guide's cloak rustled softly as they moved away from the arch, giving us a moment alone.
"We have to decide now," Tails whispered, urgency lacing his voice.
I moved closer to where the guide's fingers had traced the stone, pulling Tails with me since our hands were still linked.
A faint blue glow caught my eye - a small spiral symbol carved into the arch's weathered surface.
The marking pulsed with light when I leaned in for a better look, casting strange shadows across Tails' concerned face beside me.
My free hand reached out instinctively toward the glowing symbol, but Tails caught my wrist before I could touch it.
The guide stepped forward again, their robes whispering softly against fallen leaves.
"We must seal the portal before it's too late," the guide urged, their voice a solemn echo in the encroaching night.
I stood with Tails before the ancient stone arch, our fingers intertwined as we faced the spiral symbol pulsing with ethereal blue light.
The mysterious guide stepped back, their cloak rustling against fallen leaves.
Cold wind whipped through the forest, making the shadows dance wildly around us.
Tails squeezed my hand and looked at me with determination in his eyes.
The howling grew closer, echoing through the trees.
Dark shapes moved in the forest behind us.
My heart pounded as Tails and I exchanged a final glance.
I reached toward the pulsing blue spiral with trembling fingers, but Tails' warm hand steadied mine.
Together, we pressed our palms firmly against the glowing symbol.
The stone felt ice-cold beneath our palms.
Wind whipped through the trees around us, carrying more howls that sounded closer than before.
The spiral's light intensified where our hands touched it, spreading up our arms in crackling blue streams.
Tails winced beside me but kept his hand firmly in place.
The energy built until it was almost painful, making the ancient stone vibrate beneath our touch.
I yanked my burning hand away from the spiral as the stone arch shuddered violently.
Tails stumbled backward with me, both of us gasping from the energy surge.
A deep crack split the arch down the middle with a thunderous sound.
Something yellowed and fragile fluttered from the opening - an aged piece of parchment covered in faded markings.
Tails caught it before it hit the ground, his hands still trembling.
As we huddled close to examine it in the dim light, I recognized the intricate lines of a map showing paths through these very woods.
I clutched the map tightly as Tails and I pressed our backs together, watching dark shapes materialize between the trees.
My hands trembled as I folded the parchment and stuffed it into my pocket.
Three tall figures stepped into view, their bodies seeming to absorb the remaining daylight.
When one lunged forward with clawed hands, Tails pushed me behind him.
I stumbled backward against the broken arch, feeling rough stone scrape my palm.
The creatures closed in, forcing us to retreat until we were cornered against the ancient portal.
I stare at the approaching shadow creatures, their claws glinting in the dim forest light.
My scraped hand throbs against the cold stone arch as they close in.
Tails stands protectively in front of me, but we're cornered.
Behind us, the cracked portal pulses with strange blue energy.
The nearest creature lunges forward with a snarl.
Acting on instinct, I grab Tails' wrist and yank him backward through the arch.
A surge of tingling energy engulfs us as we stumble through.
Tails gasps, "Where are we? This doesn't look like the woods anymore."
I glance around at the swirling colors and shifting landscapes, whispering, "I think... I think we've crossed into their world."
His eyes widen with realization, "Then that map—it must show us how to get back."
I hold the crumpled map with trembling fingers while Tails peers over my shoulder.
Above us, strange purple clouds swirl, casting an eerie glow on the parchment.
My scraped hand stings as I carefully smooth out the worn paper against a floating rock formation.
Tails points to unusual symbols along the map's edges, "Look, these match the glowing patterns scattered across the ground here."
I rotate the map slightly, and a familiar spiral mark catches my eye - it's identical to one hovering in the distance.
I study the spiral mark on the map while Tails leans in close, his breath warm against my ear.
My finger follows the curves of the symbol, and suddenly the matching spiral in the distance pulses brighter.
An invisible force tugs at my chest, drawing me toward it.
Tails steadies me as I sway, his hand gentle on my back.
The purple clouds above swirl faster, creating wind that rustles the map.
When I lift my finger from the paper, the distant spiral dims slightly.
Tails suggests we follow its pull, but I hesitate, remembering how the portal's energy had hurt us before.