Welcome Galaxyforever fans! This is Hoot, or @Hoot47DHYS now @-short_circuit- on scratch narrating the story! Only some of this is canon and I asked the characters (who are actually real people) about some of the stuff. But, this is as cringe as I can make it! So without further ado, please, read this story.
Third person P.O.V.
Pixi was doing some boring math homework. She was on the last question which was, “insert boring math question here” she immediately knew the answer and hastily wrote down, “insert boring math answer here” She turned it in and got onto her pc. She typed in the password and was redirected to her google app. She typed in, “Scratch,” and logged in. After typing in, “GWDFI,” in the search bar, she selected the first result: the official Girls Who Don’t Fit In studio. On the “projects” page there were lots of new aesthetics and games. She selected the “comments” page and viewed all of the comments people had posted in the past two minutes. She was excited by what she saw.
Emma, or @galaxy_doodles had recently posted a link to her latest art dump. Pixi checked the art dump and saw multiple beautiful pictures of OCs and clone wars characters. She replied to the comment and typed out, “Awesome! I love it!!! :D!” She commented something else, reloaded, and saw a little orange circle with a 1 on it on her mail icon. She clicked it.
“Thanks!” A message from Emma herself. She replied with, "No problem." Then she got another message almost immediately. "I need help with something." Attached was a link to a comment. It was, "Your drawing is stupid." Pixi didn't know how that was allowed on scratch. They'd have to be banned or something else. She wanted to defend her friend, so she commented, "That's not very nice. Maybe you should read the community guidelines again." She then copypasted a link to the community guidelines. To be honest, providing links to the community guidelines was everyone's go to roast. It was getting pretty old, but it was still reliable. She replied to Emma. "I took care of them." "Thanks!" Emma replied 2 minutes later. Pixi was happy to help a friend. In fact, to be even more helpful, Pixi got to work on a Maz Katana drawing for an Art Collab with Emma. Pixi was happy to help Emma.
Emma's P.O.V.
"Whew," I sighed in relief. I kinda wanted to see how she would react as a social experiment. I made an alt account and said my drawing was stupid, and I'm glad she didn't just not respond or support the "heckler." It took some hacks I learned on a shady website to get past the filterbot, too. Pixi is my friend, and I'm glad I can trust one more person!
Pixi's P.O.V.
I don't know who that idiot was, but they shouldn't be going around saying stuff like that. It's really mean. I stood up to them because they're probably just a little kid, and they need to learn that stuff like that isn't funny. They probably won't read it, but there's a small chance that they will and small is big enough for me.
Emma's P.O.V.
I went onto Pixi's profile and thanked her because the comment in GWDFI was drowned out and too hard to load now. I thanked her for sticking up for me and logged into the fake account.
I need to take this account down. If she clicks on it, she'll either be mad or laugh, and I don't want to risk her being mad. I went through the boring cycle of going to the "delete account" page and got a lot of messages.
Scratch: Are you sure you want to delete your account?
Me: Yes.
Scratch: Are you REALLY sure you want to delete your account?
Me: Yes
Scratch: ARE YOU SURE YOU'RE SURE YOU WANT TO DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT?
Me: UM YEAH
Scratch: ARE YOU ABSOLUTELY SURE YOU WANT TO DELETE YOUR-
I banged my head on the keyboard and thankfully got this message on my screen:
You have deleted your account. Log in in the next three days or it will be permanently deleted.
That's weird. I never got all those, "Are you sure," messages. Oh well. I know somebody I can trust and turn to. I gained a friend!
Narrator's P.O.V.
"Or maybe even more ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)," Emma thought.
(A/N P.O.V.)
To be continued! Thanks for reading!