I Wrote A Crack Fic That Features Love Live, Hailey's On It, Kiff And Project Sekai!

Title: The Great Talent Show Mishap

Rina Tennoji was tinkering with her latest invention—a holographic projector that could display her emotions in dazzling 3D. She was preparing for the annual Multiverse Talent Show, where contestants from different worlds came together to showcase their unique skills. Rina was nervous but determined to make her mark.

Meanwhile, Chainsaw was busy rehearsing his chainsaw juggling act. “This is going to blow everyone’s minds!” he exclaimed, accidentally nicking a nearby curtain. Candle Fox, ever the voice of reason, sighed. “Chainsaw, maybe tone down the chaos just a smidge?”

Emu Otori, the bubbly performer from Project Sekai, was practicing her dance routine. Her energy was infectious, and she couldn’t wait to spread joy to the audience. “Let’s make this the happiest talent show ever!” she cheered.

The four met backstage, each excited but slightly apprehensive. Rina showed them her holographic projector, which she planned to use during her performance. Chainsaw, intrigued, decided to “enhance” it with fireworks. Candle Fox tried to intervene, but Chainsaw was already attaching the explosives. “Trust me, this will be epic!” he said.

When the show began, Emu’s dance routine was a hit, filling the room with laughter and applause. Candle Fox’s storytelling captivated the audience, weaving tales of wisdom and whimsy. Chainsaw’s juggling act was chaotic but entertaining, earning a mix of cheers and gasps.

Finally, it was Rina’s turn. She activated her projector, and the holograms dazzled the crowd—until Chainsaw’s fireworks went off prematurely, sending sparks flying everywhere. The projector short-circuited, and the holograms turned into a swirling vortex of random emotions.

The audience was stunned, but Emu quickly jumped in, turning the mishap into an impromptu dance routine. Candle Fox narrated the chaos as if it were part of the act, and Chainsaw juggled the remaining fireworks to distract the crowd. Rina, though flustered, managed to fix the projector just in time to display a holographic “Thank You” message.

The four received a standing ovation—not for their individual acts, but for their teamwork and creativity in turning disaster into delight. As they left the stage, Rina smiled. “Maybe chaos isn’t so bad after all.”