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It was one of those nights where Camilla just didn’t want to do anything. She had spent more than enough time outside powered up gathering energy. During those times, she had gathered more than enough energy and well, she wanted a break. There were just too many days where she concentrated on the new things, but never the old. That was when she remembered her cars.

Camilla looked at the posters and the models all around her. All of the posters she had bought, but for the models, some were bought as is and some she had spent endless hours putting together. It was a strain and took a lot of patience, but when she finished them, Camilla couldn’t be more proud.

She did, however, feel like something was missing. Camilla knew she was doing a lot, but a majority of the time she did things alone. Most recently, she finished one of her graffiti murals with the help of another DMC, but either than that… Her art, cars, and even singing were all by herself. “I… Really need to get myself out there, don’t I?”

It wasn’t like she hadn’t tried though. Camilla had spent time looking at the clubs at her school and although they had topics that interested her, the group of people that was in it just seemed… off. She probably could have made friends and made it less off, but then Camilla would feel like it was being run wrong and well, that would cause more problems than anything.

She sighed as she sat down on her bed and then lay down, curling up just a little bit, staring blankly at the wall. “What to do… What to do…”

There were more than enough art clubs and singing groups on campus. She didn’t really want that. Even if she did join an art club, it would most likely be illegal for the school to support something like graffiti art, and Camilla knew that if she didn’t do it that way, her works would not feel the same. As for singing… Camilla had no reason for not wanting to try one out minus the sole feeling that it just wasn’t right.

“A car club sounds… More than interesting though.” The problem was her school. There would be interest within her school of course, but it seemed hard to hold a club and have events if little to no people were really interested. Camilla sighed again. A lot of Crystal Academy girls had nice cars themselves… It was just, if Camilla could some way get car fans from different schools to meet, even if the car club at her school was small, she would be able to hold events where people from all the schools could attend. “”But how would I do that?!””

Camilla abruptly sat up and strode over to her chair that was in front of her laptop. If anything could help, the Internet would. The first think she chose to look up was ‘cars’, which didn’t really help. It gave her dealerships and films. She added ‘Destiny City’ to her search and something interesting popped up. It wasn’t the first link, but the second!

“Cars and Coffee…” Camilla murmured to herself. It wasn’t something she knew that existed in the city. It must have been because she spent too much time sleeping on the weekends to really know what’s going on. That’s even truer nowadays since she’d spend the night out gathering energy. BUT! But it was perfect!

She looked at the location of the meeting place. It was near Crystal Academy and well, she didn’t know about the others, but for those that lived in the dorms and wanted to could just walk! As for others… she knew she could place a mirror nearby if any DMC wanted to check it out… Negaverse officers could teleport if they really needed to. For the White Moon Senshi, she didn’t know. Camilla was reluctant to think about them, but since they’d all be civilians anyways, they could all have fun without the worry of battling each other.

At least, she hoped that was true.

With a new found determination, Camilla kept working on her computer. She wouldn’t stay up as late as if she was out gathering energy, but she would keep working. Camilla wanted to know how to contact other schools with her proposal as well as seeing things that she could to persuade Crystal Academy to back her up on this.

“A city-wide club… Created by me!” The idea excited her and drove her further and further into her research. She didn’t know if it would work for sure, but if Camilla could make more friends through this, she would be more than happy!