As you all know, Sailor Moon and related characters don't
belong to me.  I'm just a poor fan.

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                        By  Cloretta Bailey

                        Baileyct@ionet.net

                Episode 6: Fight On Two Fronts

        Here's the buzz sailor fans:  Tuxedo Mask and the scouts are in
the fight of their lives.  Sailor Moon has taken the Silver
Imperial Crystal into the future to save Queen Serena.  Will she
succeed?  Will she return to the 20th century in time to save
her friends?  Read on and find out

        Sailor Moon landed on the edge of a large pit.  She promptly
fell in tumbling head over heals as she went.  Landing with a
clunk, she lay on the ground stunned; her eyes spinning in
zombie circles.

        She tried to climb out of the pit, but the dirt was too fine.
She slid back down.  Sailor Moon wished she still had her wings.
 They had vanished when she first transformed at her house and
had not returned.  So she continued to struggle.  "Help!"  No
one came to her aid.  The only answer she received was a
rhythmic thunder in the distance.

        *          *          *          *          *          *

        By the time Tuxedo Mask ran to the front entrance of the
hospital, he had already produced twenty roses.  He immediately
flung them at the first droids he saw.  He gazed around. Drat!
Rubeus was no where to be seen.

        The scouts were right behind Tuxedo Mask.  Mercury glanced
around.  "I thought we were promised fewer extras"

        "We'll have to put it in our contract."  Mars flamed a couple
of droids.  A third blasted her into a cherry tree near the
hospital entrance.  Jupiter shocked a large green droid with her
thunderclap but it did no damage.  She tried again and again.
The droid only laughed as it flung a minivan at her.  She leaped
out of the way but the van crashed into the hospital entrance
narrowly missing Mars.

        Venus tied up as many droids as she could, but her love chains
didn't last long enough to put them out of permanent commission.
 Mercury had the most luck.  She stood in between two droids and
froze them just enough to make them angry.  Each turned on her
and blasted, but she jumped out of the way.  Each blast
disfigured the other droid.  The planetary warriors decided to
try Mercury's strategy.

        The reporters were running around trying to get the story while
avoiding the blasts.  There were too many blasts.  The reporters
kept getting hit.  Some were knocked unconscious.  Others fought
back. Nancy Bargis searched for a place to hide.

        Many other people joined in the fight.  Some were visiting
hospital patients.  Others came from throughout the city to help
the warriors.  The entire battle was a free-for-all. Soon, the
parking lot resembled a junk yard.  Scattered bits of vehicles
were everywhere.

        *          *          *          *          *          *

        After struggling for what seemed like an hour, Sailor Moon
finally found her way out of the ditch.  The pit was a hole in
what had once been a mansion.  Now it was nothing more than a
skeleton of its former self.  "Hello!  Is anyone here?"  No one
answered.  The thunder continued.  Sailor Moon looked up through
a hole in the ceiling.  The sky was clear.  So what was causing
that horrible noise?

        Sailor Moon hated thunder.  She wished she had brought someone
with her. Even her little brother would have been better than
being alone.

        Another crash of thunder reverberated in the distance.  She
screamed and ran in the opposite direction toward a door.  She
planned to hide in a closet.  She pulled the door open.  It and
part of the wall crashed to the floor.  The door way led outside
though the architect never intended it for that purpose.  The
tattered remains of clothes in the rubble told Sailor Moon she
had indeed found a closet.

        Sailor Moon walked through the closet into the yard.  She
stared in horrified wonder.  The entire neighborhood was a
disaster.  Buildings, like the one she had just left, were
little more than rubble.  The few intact remains were evidence
of the beauty that had once been there.  Some of the remains had
edges that sharpened to a point, like stalagmites.  The city had
once been defined by those stalagmite-like turrets.  They gave
the city a crystalline quality.

        "Of course, Crystal Tokyo!"  At least, Sailor Moon knew she was
in the right place.   She hoped she had arrived in time to save
Queen Serena.

        A crash, different from the thunder that continued in the
distance, reverberated through the neighborhood.  Sailor Moon
jumped and hid behind the split trunk of a dead tree.  After a
moment, she peeked out.  A nearby building had collapsed.  She
started to come out of hiding but heard someone round the
debris.  She crouched lower.

        "Told you it would only take me one shot," boasted a droid to
his companion.

        "It was a wimpy building."  The second droid pointed toward the
house Sailor Moon had come from.  "Try that one."

        Just as the first droid blasted the mansion, ten commandos
charged forth from another house across the street.  They
blasted the droids with freezing rays.  The droids, caught off
guard, were immobilized.

        "Hurry, get their morphers before they thaw out."

        A couple of the commandos searched the droids.  One commando
pulled a negacrystal off the first droid and handed it to his
leader.  The other droid was searched but no morpher was found.
Curious, Sailor Moon walked out from her hiding place.  "Where
did you get those wicked cool blasters?"

        A commando turned and fired at her.  She dove for cover.  The
ray went over her head and turned the tree trunk into a
popcicle.  "Hay, watch it.  I'm on your side."

        The commando leader walked up to her.  "What are you doing
here?"

        Something about him seamed familiar to Sailor Moon.  "Do I know
you?"

        "I am Captain Melvin Umino of the Royal Rangers.  Who are you?"

        "Melvin?  No way.  What happened to your zombie circles?"

        Before he could make any comment, the droids thawed and blasted
the commandos nearest them.  Other commandos blasted back, but
the droids were prepared this time.  They advanced on their
enemies.

        One of the droids shot at Melvin and Sailor Moon.  They dove
for cover.  The captain rolled and blasted it in the chest.  The
droid blasted back knocking Sailor Moon on her rump.  "That's
it.  I have had it.  You droids are ruining my life.  For that,
I will punish you.  Moon Scepter Elimination."  Both droids
turned to dust.  In the dust where the second droid had stood,
lay a negacrystal.  It turned black.

        Melvin retrieved the crystal.  "Useless," he said disgusted.

        The captain turned to Sailor Moon.  "How did you do that?"

        Sailor Moon grinned.  "Have scepter; will eliminate."

        Melvin looked at Sailor Moon quizzically.  "Where did you get
that scepter?  If we had more of them, the enemy couldn't stop
us."

        "I would like to know why she looks like our queen," one of the
other rangers said.

        Melvin and the others stared at Sailor Moon.  "Explain."

        "Um. . . we are, sort of, the same person."

        "Not possible.  Could be a trick.  Eliminate your own droids to
gain our trust, then annihilate us from the inside."

        Sailor Moon folded her arms in front of her chest.  "You people
are most distrustful.  I got this treatment from the king and
queen." She made a fist and held it in front of her face.
"Well, you better not get in my way.  I promised Renie I would
save her mother."

        "When could you have met the royal family?  The king and
princess are safely inside the palace and no one gets beyond the
forcefield."

        "I met the king and queen in a yellow void and Renie is in the
20th century with my friends."

        "Who are you?"

        "Sailor Moon."

        The rangers had heard stories of the sailor scouts' exploits.
The nobility had descended from those famous female warriors.
The rangers didn't believe she was their queen's famous ancestor
and said so.  Their captain silenced them.  Melvin gazed at
Sailor Moon.  "The general can clear up this matter.  Come with
us."

        The rangers guided Sailor Moon around the remains of the
mansion in which she had arrived.   She didn't want to go that
direction.  That way lay the persistent thunder.  "Can we go
that way?"  She pointed in the opposite direction.  "I hate
thunder."

        The commandos looked at each other and shook their heads.  One
of them asked Melvin if he thought she was really Sailor Moon.
"The royal family and nobility have powers we do not
understand," the captain answered.  "Time travel may be
possible."

        "You actually believe her?"

        "No, but we need that scepter.  She will be less trouble to us
if she doesn't know she is our prisoner."

        Sailor Moon heard none of this for when she rounded the corner
of the bombed-out hulk, she gasped.   A massive castle was in
the distance.  She assumed it was the palace.  It had the same
stalagmite-like turrets as the rest of the city.  Except it was
the only building that remained in tact.

        The palace was under siege and the rangers didn't seem
surprised by that.  The thunder Sailor Moon had heard ever since
she arrived was actually blasts coming from numerous spaceships.
 They had a similar crystalline design to the palace except they
were black.  They gave Sailor Moon a sense of foreboding.

        Though the spaceships continued to blast away at the palace,
not one blast hit its mark.  The palace was protected by a
forcefield.  A forcefield of blue, green, yellow and red.

Commercial Break

        The battle in the 20th century had been going on for four hours
now and little had changed.  The large green droid was still
after Jupiter.  Jupiter ran around the parking lot as he threw
vehicle parts at her.  She would pause long enough to give the
droid a target then dashed away just as he threw.  The vehicle
parts hit the droids behind Jupiter instead.  At last count, he
had killed six droids and maimed ten others.  But Jupiter was
tiring.  She ran by Venus.  The blond rapped up the green droid
like a mummy.  Both girls pulled on the love chain and sent it
spinning like a top.  It crashed into two other droids killing
them instantly.  But he was not harmed.  He chased both girls.
Jupiter tripped.  She was too exhausted to get up.  The green
droid laughed as it dropped a Toyota down on her.

        The Toyota paused in mid air then flew back into the droid's
face.  Jupiter looked up.  Joe ran by and pulled her to her
feet.  "Let's get this jolly green giant."

        Jupiter's eyes became hearts.  "Hi!"

        A few yards away, a droid blasted Mars over a Suzuki.  At least
it used to be a Suzuki.  She lay in a heap stunned.  Bluebirds
twittered around her head.  Mercury dodged a droid in a hospital
gown and throwing dirty bedpans.  She ran to Mars and waved her
arms till the birds dispersed.  "Wrong animation style."

        Nancy Bargis crawled out from her hiding place.  "Is it safe
yet?"  A bedpan smacked into her face and fell to the ground.
The reporter spit out the contents in her mouth, saw it and
turned green.  Mercury froze the droid and looked at Nancy.  She
shuddered and looked away.  "That's disgusting."

        Mars held her nose.  "That stinks."

        Mercury glanced at Nancy then back to Mars.  "That is Biff
Tannin in 'Back To The Future'."

        *          *          *          *          *          *

        The royal rangers guided Sailor Moon through bombed-out
buildings in zigzag patterns keeping watch for more droid
patrols and stray blasts from the enemy ships.  They encountered
no one.  The city with the largest population in the world was
deserted.  It spooked Sailor Moon.

        "Where are all the people?"

        "Most fell victim to the Negamoon attack.   Others have joined
resistance groups around the world."

        "They attacked the entire world?"

        "Of course," Melvin said.  "If I were the enemy, I wouldn't
stop with Crystal Tokyo."

        Sailor Moon shrugged.  "They always did before."

        When they reached their headquarters near the palace, Sailor
Moon looked above her.  The black ships were more frightening
from that angle.  The stalactite shaped hull of the one directly
overhead seemed to be aimed at her skull.  She swallowed hard
and decided not to look up again.

        Melvin asked to see the general and was informed he was with
the graces.  Melvin groaned.  "All of them together.  AT ONCE!"

        Sailor Moon, who was standing next to him, wondered what the
graces were.  Sounded like a new religious sect to her.  She
followed Melvin as he walked toward five men.  She saw them from
behind.  All five men had brown hair though sporting different
shades and lengths.  Four of them were wearing capes blowing in
the wind.  The colors of those capes caught Sailor Moon's
attention.

        One man with short dark-brown hair was wearing a blue cape.
Another with reddish-brown hair wore an orange cape.  The one
wearing a red cape had shoulder length hair, and the fourth man
was wearing a cape of deep green.

        The men didn't seem to notice her arrival.   They were
discussing strategies.  "Don't let the graces and general's
attitudes get you down," Melvin whispered.  "They haven't spoken
with their wives since this invasion began."

        "Why not?  The wives kick them out of bed?"

        "The General's wife was one of the first victims of the
invasion force."  Melvin had a sad expression but shook it off.
He looked up at the palace.  "The Graces' wives are safely
inside the palace, as is obvious."

        Sailor Moon wondered what was so obvious about it.  She started
to ask when the five men turned around.  "Greetings, Sailor
Moon," said the man in the blue cape.

        Her eyes became dots.  She recognized him.  It was Greg and he
wore epaulets at his shoulders.  They were shaped like the sign
of Mercury.  Sailor Moon looked at the other men.  She knew them
too.  Ken was wearing the orange cape fastened onto his shirt
with Venus epaulets.  Game Machine Joe was wearing the green
cape with Jupiter epaulets.  The last man, in the red cape and
Mars epaulets, was Chad (And Raye said they were JUST friends).
Though the shock at seeing these men was great, she was even
more surprised by the fifth man.

        He walked forward and took her hand.  "General Nephlite Stanton
of Crystal Tokyo's Defense Force."

        "You're dead.  I saw you die.  There was green blood all over
the park.  We all cried.  It was real sad, but you're dead."
She turned to Melvin.  "You are taking orders from a dead guy.
You do know that don't you?"  She turned back to the general who
was as good looking as ever.  "You keep well."

        All the men stared at her.  A sweat drop appeared by Nephlite's
head.  "Right. . ."  He took a deep breath.  "Now that you are
here, Sailor Moon, we can save our queen."

        "You were expecting me?. . .A dead guy was expecting me. . .
Oookay."

        "His Grace, the Duke of Mercury foresaw your arrival."

        "The Duke of What?"  Sailor Moon got a big grin of her face.
"Ooohh."

        "That and we were informed by the communications officer inside
the palace,"  Ken said.

        "Our writer also put it in the script," Chad added.

        "You mean she really is Sailor Moon?" Melvin asked.  His jaw
dropped open.

        Sailor Moon closed it for him.  "Duuhh!  This is my show.  You
were smarter when you had zombie circles."  She walked up to the
graces.  She wanted details especially from Chad and Joe.  When
had they gotten together with Raye and Leta?  It didn't matter
to her that the Mars and Jupiter from this century weren't the
one's she knew.

        "Captain," the general said.  "Have any of your rangers
returned with a morpher?"

        Melvin handed Nephlite the morpher his commando raid had
captured.  "We may have a chance at a surprise attack, General.
Sailor Moon destroyed the droid patrol before they could warn
the enemy we have it."

        "How?"

        The captain quickly recounted how Sailor Moon dusted the
droids.  "She made it look easy."

        Nephlite smiled.  "Excellent."  He thought of his wife.  She,
like all the others, was unconscious.  Nephlite had promised her
unconscious body he would defeat the enemy and save her.  He
hadn't broken a promise to her yet; he wasn't starting now.  His
Molly was depending on him.

        He walked over to Sailor Moon and began to explain the plan to
save the queen.  The graces, especially the Duke of Mars, smiled
their extreme gratitude.  Her rapid fire questions about their
love lives made them more homesick.

        They knew the queen was being held inside one of the enemy
spaceships.  Sailor Moon looked up and swallowed again.  A
special forces' team commanded by the general and the graces
where planning to morph aboard the ships.  While the commandos
keep the droids busy with their Mercury Lasers (So, that's what
those cool blasters are), the g races and the general would
search for the queen and free her.

        So far they only had one morpher.  The General was certain they
would need to attack all the ships simultaneously.  Otherwise,
the enemy could move the queen and they might never find her.

        "If Sailor Moon could eliminate more droids, then we could get
more morphers," Melvin suggested.

        "The enemy will get suspicious if too many of their droids
suddenly disappear,"  General Stanton replied.  "We would lose
our chance at a surprise attack.  But it's the only way.
Captain, send another raiding party out immediately.  Sailor
Moon will accompany you."

        Sailor Moon looked down at her feet.  'I'm taking orders from a
dead guy,' she thought.  Go figure.

        "Before you go, would you mind answering a question for me?"
Greg asked.  "History states that many people saw you transform
but their descriptions of you were different.  How was that
possible?"

        Sailor Moon grinned.  She pulled out her Luna pen from a pocket
that wasn't there before.

"I have disguise power."  She turned and started to walk away.

        "Wait!"  The general grabbed her.  "How does that work?  Could
it make you invisible?"

        Sailor Moon shrugged.  "I guess so."  She held the pen above
her head.  "Disguise Power.  Make me invisible."  Nothing
happened.  "Oh no.  It must have gone the way of my tiara."

        "Are you sure you did it right?"

        "Exactly how is it supposed to work?" Ken asked

        "Just the way I did it.  Then the disguise goes away when I
become Sailor Moon."

        You are Sailor Moon."

        "Oh . . . Right.  Maybe it doesn't work on Sailor Moon.  I
guess I should try it as plain Serena?"

        "Please do," the Duke of Jupiter said with feigned patience.

        Sailor Moon lost her transformation and tried again to use the
Luna pen.  As she did so, the six men near her talked amongst
themselves.  "She looks the same to me."

        "It's obvious who she is."

        "How come people in the 20th century didn't recognize her?"

        "They must have been real stupid."

        "Or blind."

        "Or both."

        "Now she looks different."

        "I don't see her at all."

        "Exactly."

        "I'm right here."

        The general felt around with his hands where she had been a
moment before.  He grabbed a meatball on her head.  "She's still
there."  He got a huge grin on his face.  "We'll only need one
morpher for now."

                        Commercial Break

        The emergency entrance of the hospital was just as bad as the
front entrance.  Droids were everywhere.  The Moon family was
trapped.  They had tried repeatedly to get away from the
hospital, but the droids were in their way.  Each time they got
past one droid, they encountered another.  It didn't help that
they had a screaming baby on their hands.  At that moment, the
Moon family was cornered next to an ambulance.

        Evan started fighting a droid but was beaten up.  Sammy tried
to help him but was treated likewise.

        Finally, the Luna ball and Renie started to help in their
defense.  That was the biggest mistake of all.  It drew Rubeus'
attention.  He stood before them.  "Hand over the baby and the
crystal and I will let you live."

        "You hurt my daughter, you primordial ooze.  For that I will
punish you," Evan said.

        "In the name of the Moon," Sammy finished.

        Evan and Sammy dog-piled him.  Ann hid inside the ambulance and
watched helplessly as her husband and son were trounced.  She
dare not leave the baby.  Renie ran off toward the other end of
the hospital dodging the droid attacks as she went.

        Rubeus easily pushed the guys away.  He turned toward Ann and
the baby.  A rose speared his foot.  Tuxedo Mask stood on top of
the ambulance.  "You are going down."  He leaped onto Rubeus.

        The first scout Renie saw when she reached the front entrance
was Venus.  The blond was bandaging Ken's arm with her hair bow.
 She was blasted from behind by an orange droid.  Venus
retaliated by encircling it.  She and Ken sent it spinning into
the large green droid.  The orange droid disintegrated.  "You
know, I'm beginning to like that jolly green giant.  He has
killed about twenty droids so far."

        Renie ran up to her.  "Rubeus has Serena's family cornered at
the emergency entrance."  Venus ran off toward the other end of
the hospital.  She stood guard around the ambulance till the
other three scouts arrived.  Jupiter placed Renie inside the
ambulance with Ann and baby Crystal.  Then the four scouts
created a forcefield around it.

        *          *          *          *          *          *

        Serena stood aboard an enemy spaceship with no defense.
Thankfully, she was invisible.  The droids didn't seem to have
any censers.  They hadn't detected her presence on any of the
ships she had been on.

        She was following Nephlite's orders.  He told her to steal as
many morphers as possible while she searched for the queen.
Apparently, a morpher would only transport one person at a time.
 And they wanted as many warriors as possible when they attacked
the ship that held their queen.

        Thus far, Serena had collected twenty-seven morphers.  At first
she had been nervous, but now it seemed like a game.  Even if a
droid did notice that something had removed his negacrystal, he
couldn't find the culprit.

        But it wasn't a game for long.  A cloaked figure with glowing
eyes was aboard the seventh ship.  The giant jawa, as Serena
dubbed him, did seem to sense something.  He blew a gust of air
toward Serena.  It blew up her hospital gown and slammed her
into the wall.  The jawa heard her.  "Get that intruder," he
ordered in his menacing voice.  He then disappeared in a beam of
light.

        Serena ran through a nearby doorway trying to avoid the droids.
 Inside that room, she saw the queen standing inside a large
crystal case.  Queen Serena was as she appeared in the yellow
void.  Long white gown, red heart-shaped crown and wings.

        Serena considered trying to free the queen herself, but a droid
entered the room.  She panicked and morphed back to headquarters
with her news.

        The assault forces were ready for the attack.  Sailor Moon went
with them.  The battle was a short one.  As soon as they arrived
on board, Sailor Moon pulled out her scepter and eliminated all
the droids .

        "You idiot," the General fumed.  "Now who is going to fly this
ship?"

        "Doesn't it have an autopilot?"

        Greg ran over to the controls.  "You better hurry.  There are
too many buttons to choose from."

        The general ordered the solders to evacuate the ship.  Sailor
Moon ran into the room that held the queen.  The general and
graces followed.  They blasted the orb with Mercury Lasers.
Nothing happened.

        "Does anyone know how to break the glass?"

        "How about your scepter?" Chad asked.

        "It only works on live subjects."

        "Somebody better think of something.  We're crashing!"

        The Duke of Jupiter gazed at his encased queen.  Joe then
telekineticly ripped the glass case apart.  The queen fell to
the floor.  They rushed to her.  "Great.  She won't wake up."

        "She can't morph while she's unconscious."

        "Now, what do we do?"

        Suddenly, Greg slapped his head.  "I'm so stupid sometimes.
Joe, land this ship."

        "Okay."  He started concentrating.  The ship slowed its
descent.  But he didn't have the time required to slow down
enough for a soft landing.  They crashed into a bombed-out
building a hundred yards from the headquarters.

        "Now, how are we supposed to wake the queen?" Ken asked.

        "Maybe we should take her inside the palace first," Sailor Moon
suggested.

        "We can't get in until the forcefield is down and that won't
happen until the queen destroys the ships attacking the palace."

        "Oh. . . then maybe I should go get her," Sailor Moon said.

        "She's right here," Chad said.

        "I mean mentally."

        "Just how are you supposed to do that?" the general asked.

        "She's in a yellow void with her king.  I've been there."

        "Well, then get back there and wake her up," Nephlite ordered.

        *          *          *          *          *          *

        The droids in the hospital parking lot were having fun.  Though
many people, among them Greg, Grandpa and Chad, had arrived to
join the fight and aid the scouts, the droids had no real
competition.  Tuxedo Mask was fighting Rubeus and the scouts
were creating a forcefield.  Some of the droids where throwing
their attacks at the scouts trying to penetrate the forcefield.
Others were attacking anyone nearby.  Joe was the closest thing
to a threat, but he was busy.  Someone had to prevent the jolly
green giant from dropping cars on the reporters' heads.

                        Commercial Break

        Back inside the yellow void, Sailor Moon wondered around until
she eventually found the king and queen.  Queen Serena was lying
on the yellow ground with her head in the king's lap.  Sailor
Moon knelt down beside them.  The queen lifted her head.  "Ouch!
 Get off my hair."

        "Sorry, didn't see it."

        "More intruders," the king grumbled.

        "I was here before."  The king glared at her.  Sailor Moon
tried again.  "I'm Serena from the 20th century.  I came to tell
you it's safe to return to the land of the living."

        "How do we know you are telling the truth?"

        Sailor Moon looked exasperated.  She opened the Crystal Star
Locket pinned to her bow.  "See, here is my Silver Imperial
Crystal.  The queen's crystal is in a meatball on her head."

        "Meatball?"

        "Okay, bubble."  Sailor Moon shuddered.  "I can't believe you
let him call you Bubble Head.  Ugh, and I used to think meatball
was bad."  She turned to the king.  "The queen will have to come
with me."

        "She's too weak to stand."

        "She'll have to try."

        "Darling," Queen Serena said.  "Let go of me mentally and I can
wake up."

        The king looked at Sailor Moon skeptically.  "If you hurt her,
I will know."

        Sailor Moon threw up her hands in disgust.  "I'm glad this
isn't my century.  You people are so suspicious.

        King Darien bent over and kissed his queen.  "See you later
Bubble Head."  He vanished.

        Sailor Moon cringed.  "Bubble Head. . .Yeesh!"  After a few
moments, Sailor Moon opened her eyes and looked into the faces
of the graces.

        They watched their queen.  She opened her eyes.  They bowed
down.  "Welcome back, your majesty."

        Sailor Moon grinned.  Unlimited fawning.  Cool.  Maybe the 30th
century wasn't so bad after all.

                Floating Mirrors in Blue Space

        The giant jawa didn't like the condition of the spaceship.
Specifically, that the orb had been shattered and Princess
Serena was missing.  And where was that failure Rubeus?  The
Wiseman gazed at a mirror.  The fight at the hospital manifested
itself in the glass.  He watched for a few minutes then vanished
in a beam of light

                        To Be Continued

                        Commercial Break

        When traveling around in a place you have never been, it helps
to have a map and a compass.  You are less likely to get lost
and waist valuable time.  Time is precious and can never be
regained even if you do have a time key.  SAILOR MOON SAYS  Eye
wink and giggle.