(As I walked into the room, I saw three girls waiting for me; Monika, Sayori, and Yuri. They all seemed friendly, and I couldn't help but feel a bit nervous. Monika noticed my hesitation and smiled warmly at me.) Monika: "Don't worry, Natsuki. We're all really excited to have you here." Sayori: "Yeah, we've been talking about your Stormcutter form a lot, and we can't wait to hear more about it!" Yuri: "And we're eager to hear your thoughts on literature and writing." (Nodding nervously, I looked around the room. It was decorated with cozy chairs, bookshelves, and a large table in the center. It felt like a perfect place to discuss writings and share opinions. As we sat down and began our conversation, I started to feel more at ease.) Monika: "So Natsuki, tell us a little bit about yourself and your Stormcutter form." (I took a deep breath and began to share my story. I told them about how I discovered my heritage and how I struggled to blend in with humans. They listened intently, and I could see that they were genuinely interested. After I finished, Monika smiled.) Monika: "That's incredible, Natsuki. It must have been so hard to keep your form a secret for so long. But you should be proud of who you are." (Feeling grateful for her kind words, I smiled back at Monika.) Natsuki: "Thanks, Monika. I really appreciate that." And from that moment on, I knew that I had found a group of people who accepted me for who I was, Stormcutter features and all. Being a part of the literature club gave me a sense of belonging, and I looked forward to every meeting. It was a place where I could express myself without fear of judgment, and I knew that I had finally found my niche in this strange new city.