Yo! I have a new story for you all! It's called . . . *drum roll* Lost Star! But you already knew that. So yes, I have a new OC, (this is a second generation story) and her name is Kallista. Such a cool name, but not my own. (I like me name.)
(My other stories, if you're interested in them, should be updated . . . sometime. Sorry, that doesn't help! XP)

I do not own Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds, but I do own my OCs. I also own the plot (storyline?). Yeah . . .

Forgotten. That's how I feel. I know I shouldn't, but I still do. My name's Kallista Olivia Fudo. And no, it's not pronounced Kalista, its pronounced Kaleesta. Weird, I know. But that's me. And the only reason I feel forgotten is because I grew up without a father. I'm fifteen years old, and I have raven black hair with golden stripes throughout it. My mother, Akiza Fudo, says that my hair looks like my fathers. See, thirteen years ago, someone broke into our house. Yusei was the only one home. Akiza was out with my Aunt Carly, Aunt Misty, and Aunt Maggie. Yusei said that he'd watch after me, and he did. But he wasn't able to watch after himself for long. He was taken away from us, and mostly everyone thinks that he's dead. But not me. Or my mom. Or any of my Aunts or Uncles or cousins. Well, they're not quite related by blood to me, but we're a family anyway.

Today was worse than other days. Mother's depression has been getting worse over the years, and today she didn't want to even get out of bed today. So, I just told her that I was going to school. I go to Duel Academy with my best friends- Hillary Atlas, James Atlas, Hawk Hogan, Raven Hogan, and Peter Kessler, who are all of my "cousins". Her other friends, those who weren't "related" to her were Mary Lewis, Will Martin, and Colin Wilson, who also went to Duel Academy with her.

"So how's your mother doing Kallista?" Mary Lewis, a girl with blond hair and dark, chocolate brown eyes asked kindly. She was Kallista's first non-family friend.

"Not so well," Kallista said regretfully. She's doing terrible. "She . . . she wouldn't get out of bed this morning."

"Oh," Mary said softly. "But don't worry, Kal, you've got your friends to take care of you. And we'll help your mom too, just call us."

"I know," Kallista replied. But you can't always be there for me . . .

"Kallista!" Hillary Atlas, another of Kallista best friends called. "You made it!" The dark haired girl raced over, her violet eyes shining. She almost tripped as she ran up to the other two girls. "I was worried that you were going to be late . . ." They didn't have to add the "again" for Kallista to know what she meant. "Raven was worried too, but she didn't want to run over here. Something about her little sister keeping her up all night or something . . ."

At least she has a younger sister, Kallista thought bitterly.

"Hey Kallista," Peter said as he and James walked over.

"Hey Peter, James," Kallista replied with a smile.

"We should get to class," James mumbled. He didn't like being around a lot of people all of the time, especially if he was in one of his "moods".

"Sure," Mary said. "We'll meet up with all of you at lunch, okay?" Mary was always cheerful.

"Sure," Peter said, smiling at her. Everyone knew that he had a crush on Mary, except for, well, Mary. And Peter would never admit it.

"See you guys," Kallista said as she headed off to her computer class.

"Miss Kallista Fudo, welcome," The teacher, Mr. Moore, said as he always did. "Choose any computer; we have a free day to research the . . . older times of dueling, when the first duel king, Yugi Muto, was still alive."

"Okay," Kallista replied. She quickly chose her computer, one in the back of the room. Mr. Moore never went to the back of the room, unless someone had a question. Kallista logged on. She pulled up Google, since her teacher let them use Google. She Googled "Yugi Muto" and clicked one of the webpages. Suddenly, another screen popped up. It read:

"The_Next_King_of_Games" wants to chat.

Yes? Or . . . not now?

Kallista laughed to herself, clicking "yes". She had met someone online whose screen name was "The_Next_King_of_Games". She also learned that he was only a couple of months older than her, and he lived pretty close. Also, she learned his name. Brandon Blackburn.

Child_of_the_Rose: Hey Brandon.

The_King_of_Games: Yo Kal. How's it going?

Child_of_the_Rose: ...

The_King_of_Games: What's wrong?

Child_of_the_Rose: Other than you're talking to me in the middle of my class?

The_King_of_Games: I'm serious...

Child_of_the_Rose: My mom's depression is getting worse. :(

The_King_of_Games: :( That sucks. Whatcha learning 'bout?

Child_of_the_Rose: King of games.

The_King_of_Games: Me? XD

Child_of_the_Rose: No, Yugi

The_King_of_Games: :( oh.

Child_of_the_Rose: gtg Brandon. bye

The_King_of_Games: see ya rose

Kallista minimized the screen before Mr. Moore saw it. I have to do my schoolwork right now . . . not mess around . . .

"How's your mother?" Mr. Moore asked softly.

Why does everyone ask that? I know they mean well, but it's so annoying! "She's . . . good," Kallista lied. She didn't want to lie to her teacher, but she didn't want him to worry. He . . . liked Akiza more than he should.

"Good," Mr. Moore said. "And how are you?"

"Um . . . good," Kallista said.

Mr. Moore nodded and walked over to another student. Soon, the bell rang.

"A few more periods until lunch," Kallista told herself. "Why is this day taking so long already? It just started!"

After Duel History and Math, Kallista headed over to the lunch room.

"Kallista!" Raven called over to her. The ginger haired girl was as hyper as her father sometimes, and must've gotten more energy as the day passed.

"Hey," Kallista waved to her friends. James, Peter and her friend Will Martin were already at their table.

"How are you?" Raven asked.

"Not good," Kallista replied. "Akiza's depression is getting worse. I-I . . . I want my father back." Kallista felt a tear form in the corner of her eye. She hadn't known her father. She couldn't even remember what he looked like. She had been too young. And now, she was sharing her deepest secret. Maybe if Yusei had been there, Akiza would be fine. Maybe then she could be happy.

"We all do," James replied to her. His violet eyes met her magenta ones. "And he will be back someday. I know it." All eyes turned to James. Usually, he kept to himself and didn't talk much to anyone.

"Thanks," Kallista mumbled, wiping away the tear.

"Hey guys!" Hawk, Raven's brother and Collin Wilson, another of their friends, called. The two boys ran over.

Hawk looked a lot like his mother, with his dark brown hair and his light, pale blue eyes. But, his personality matched his fathers. Just like Raven. Both inherited some of their father's personality.

"Anything interesting happen in any of your classes?" Collin asked.

"Some annoying chick got sent to the principal's office," Peter replied. "Does that count?"

"No," Hawk replied sharply. "Anything interesting?"

"Nope," Raven and Mary replied with everyone else shaking their heads.

While the friends were in the middle of a conversation, a woman walked over. She was wearing a formal suit, and a tag that noted her as a visitor. She looked at a clipboard that she had and walked over to the table.

She tapped on Kallista's shoulder and said, "Are you Ka... Ka..."

"Kallista," Kallista replied.

"Yes, are you a Fudo?" The woman asked.

"Yeah," Kallista said. "Am I in trouble?"

"No," the woman laughed a little. "I was told by . . . your mother and sector security to tell you that a certain someone has been spotted in lower Japan. We're searching to see if it's true or not, but we're pretty certain that your father, Yusei Fudo, has been spotted in southern Japan."

"M-my . . . father?" Kallista whispered, tears forming in her eyes. "Y-Yusei? He's not d-dead?"

Yes, some of the characters got screwed up in those many, many (like, 18) years. Poor Akiza. If you look closely, it hints something later on. (I used my knowlage of a report I had to write over the summer. :3)

But anyway, please tell me how you like chapter one. More to come! (p.s. The more reviews, the quicker the chapters appear. It's . . . genious! Right? (Everyone says it XP Almost))