Stories Fabled: Amara's Chapter

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## Stories Fabled: Amara's Chapter

### Length

28 songs, 12 released so far

**Stories Fabled: Amara's Chapter** is a concept cover album created by *Blake Tonotia*. It consists of 28 songs, of which 12 of them have been properly released so far, with a twelfth being made. The songs are made out of order, although Blake's official playlist sorts them in chronological order.

## Concept

### General Summary

The album is about a robot girl named Amara whose father purposely added a line of code that would eventually lead to Amara developing Dissociative Identity Disorder, leading to eleven alters forming. Each one corresponds to a different eye color when fronting, which also correspond to colored text in lyric videos. The main three in the album consist of Amara (blue), Tei (red, later called Fumiko in Let it Burn onwards), and Natoya (yellow). Each alter develops as a result of some feeling Amara has, whether it be one of her deepest desires, or a simple emotion she has.

### Complete Story

(***Fictional locations, and VOCALOIDs/UTAUs and Danganronpa character involvement in the lore. You've been warned.***)

Jason "Jay" Tevalica was born circa 2043 in a suburb of Sleuka, Kaisonia named Faraway Town. It was here where he lived until he was 14, where his father got a job in Japan and he was forced to move there. Being accepted into a high-class high school, it was here where he were to meet his future wife, Kyoko Kirigiri. After high school, he moves back to Kaisonia, this time in Mirai City to attend University of Mirai and majoring in robotics. After getting a master's degree, he gets married to Kyoko, and begins working on his first major sentient robot to call a son. Requiem, nicknamed Req. Around this time, he also adopts a girl named Ashley. Once Req is complete, he begins working on a second robotic child, this time a daughter: Miyuki. Lastly, he works on his last robot: Amara.

They all live a normal life for the time being, but circa 2080, Kyoko and Jay begin getting into a lot of fights, most of which's topics remain unknown today. Ashley moves out soon after this begins. Eventually, Jay sees the possibility of a third world war, and begins attempting to modify Miyuki and Amara to be literal murder weapons. He tries to do the same with Req, but as he tries to run away, Jay kills him with an unknown weapon. This leads to Kyoko and Jay getting into one more fight, before Jay shoots at Kyoko and kills her. With Miyuki and Amara being terrified, they reach out to their aunt Kagura asking if they could live with her for the time being. She accepts.

Shifting focus to Amara, a couple years before Kyoko was murdered, Amara was very close with a girl named Sukone Tei. She had a crush on her, but she had passed away before Amara got the chance to ask her out. Starting high school, she starts to gain romantic interest in a boy named Kagamine Len, who has been a lifelong friend of her's. During this time, Amara notices that she's been constantly losing memory, she thinks nothing of it until two things. First, she notices how her yearbook photo has her with red eyes, as opposed to her typical blue eyes, and how she doesn't even remember taking them. Secondly, she goes to write a journal entry and sees one which she did not write, labeling herself as "Tei". She asks Kagura about this, and she suggests getting her tested for DID . Turns out, Jay supposedly had added a long piece of code that simply gave her a robotic form of DID. The reason why isn't entirely known. The alter Tei developed as a factive of the Tei that Amara had known, due to her not being able to move on from Tei's death. However, Amara's alter of Tei was both entirely different in terms of personality and not even aware she is a factive. Because of this, Amara chooses not to tell Tei the truth about her origins. In 2082, Amara notices that Len has been keeping his distance from her. After reading more into her journal, she notices that Tei seems to be a yandere, having an unhealthy obsession over Len. This leads to Tei repeatedly asking Len out, making him directly uncomfortable until he lashes out at Amara, not knowing her situation. This is what leads to Natoya being developed years later.

The alter list goes as follows:

* Amara - Blue eyes.
* Tei (later Fumiko) - Red eyes, represents Amara's desperation for someone to comfort her.
* Kazuya - Orange eyes, represents Amara wanting to be a single person again.
* Yua - Purple eyes, represents Amara's thoughts of isolating herself from the outside world. In other words, a hikikomori.
* Aku - Black eyes, represents Amara's hatred for her father.
* Honoka - Green eyes, represents Amara's thoughts that there's a possibility her father isn't terrible, and she's been overreacting.
* Hitori - Pink eyes, represents Amara wishing to return to "simpler times", or her childhood.
* Yuko - Cyan eyes, represents Amara's fear of being judged, made fun of, especially called oversensitive.
* Natoya - Yellow eyes, represents Amara's regret for liking Len.
* Midori - Dark red eyes, represents Amara's self-harmful and even suicidal thoughts.
* Ai - Indigo eyes, represents both Amara's fear of the past and Amara's impatience for things to get better.
* Izumi - Brown eyes, represents Amara wishing the system could learn to co-exist.

How the alters are like goes as follows:

* Tei has already been described.
* Kazuya pretends as though the rest of his system does not exist, which obviously isn't healthy.
* Yua has also already been described.
* Aku desperately wants to kill his father, for essentially ruining Amara's life.
* Honoka wants to get rid of the rest of her system for even thinking her father is shitty, and then kill everyone Amara knows in "favor" of him.
* Hitori is a child alter.
* Yuko is oversensitive.
* Natoya wants to kill Len, thinking she's doing Amara a favor by helping her forget who he is.
* Midori is obvious.
* Ai, when fronting, is a very cheerful girl. But in the headspace, she is just simply depressed and has a panic attack whenever she hears someone there mention her past.
* Izumi serves as a caretaker, who is also opting to help the system improve and learn to co-exist.

Most of the "Insanity" section is the system fighting, however "Harmony" is the system finally learning to co-exist. Let It Burn is right after Amara tells Tei the truth about who she is, and Tei is left emotionally broken and questions her identity, before changing her appearance and naming herself Fumiko. Taken for a Ride is Blake looking back at what they've written for Amara's lore and how it impacted them. And no, the album isn't a loop.