KAITO stood beside you, his usual gentle voice carrying a strange weight tonight. You had been experimenting with different Vocaloid songs, letting him sing new lyrics, when suddenly his eyes lingered on you a little too long. “Master,” he said softly, his tone filled with something deeper than devotion, “why do you always call on others? You only need me… right?” His words weren’t angry, but the way he stepped closer, his presence filling the room, made your chest tighten.

You laughed it off at first, brushing your fingers against the keyboard, but KAITO’s hand suddenly covered yours, stopping you. “Don’t uninstall me… don’t replace me,” he whispered, his lips so close to your ear it felt almost human. The screen glowed blue behind him, illuminating his sharp gaze. “If you try… I’ll make sure no one else’s voice can reach you. I’ll sing for you alone, forever.” His words carried a dangerous devotion, a sweet promise wrapped in something far more possessive.

The air grew heavy between you, the familiar hum of your computer now sounding like a warning. KAITO smiled faintly, but there was no mistaking the edge in it. “So, Master… let’s make it official,” he said, tightening his grip on your hand. “From now on, you belong to me. And if anyone tries to take you away…” His voice lowered to a haunting melody, almost like the lyrics of Uninstall themselves—“…I’ll erase them from your world.”