Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Sailor Stars: The Movie


Hey! I'm Efrain Benavides, aka EfrainMan. Yeah, I know the Starlights don't
do anything in my story but fly away, and it's not in script format, but I 
couldn't think of anything else for a title. Please excuse any incorrect 
information, but my Sailor Moon knowledge consists of the NA version and
clips 
I downloaded From "Ms. Haruna's Homeroom" (http://siggy.iceonline.com/~ftp/
). 
I used Japanese names only when there is no English equivalent from the DiC
dub, so there. ;p Hey, some of us actually LIKE the DiC dub. And I'm using 
American terms for certain cultural thingies I don't understand (e.g., not 
"Haruna-sensei" but "Ms. Haruna"). Special thanks to Virginia Potter.
E-mail 
comments, questions, and/or flames to "RVillalobo@aol.com". Oh! You know
the 
drill. Don't copy, change, or anything to this story without my permission,
or I'll send my cat, Tsuki, after you. Hey, don't look at me that way, that
was her name long before I knew Sailor Moon existed. It's just a
coincidence. 
I hope. Now, let's get this show on the road:


Alien terminology:
1 kecam=around 4 liters
1 gobj=2 months
1 pahced=1 kilogram
1 click=2 hours
1 shrem=2 degrees Celcius
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        Part 3:
        It was a half hour since Amy deduced that the creatures were
heading 
for the Sahara. Everyone was at home, but they were meeting at a
"ristorante" 
later for dinner and a Sailor Scout Meeting. Hotaru had said she'll be
there 
to wait for them and keep their reservation. Haruka, Michiru, and Setsuna
were 
going to pick up Serena. Amy, Raye, Lita, Mina, and Darien were going to
get 
there on their own.
        BEEP! BEEP!
        "Mom, dad, my ride's here!"
        "Okay, but be careful."
        "I will."
        As Serena was leaving the house and was at the gate, in earshot of
her 
friends, Ikuko yelled:
        "Serena, your coach told us before he left for you to do some
jogging 
tonight before you go to bed."
        "But, moooom," she whined, "I don't want to do anything tonight but
have dinner. Anyways, by the time I come back, it'll be too late to do some
jogging." She was still recovering from her brief skirmish with Khidf.
        "Don't worry Mrs. Tsukino," Haruka said, "we'll make sure that she 
doesn't miss her jog."
        "Thank you, Haruka. See you later tonight," Ikuko said as she
closed 
the door.
        "HEY! What do you think you're doing!" Serena shouted right into
her 
ear.
        "Jeez, keep the decibels down. I'm just making sure you do the
right 
thing."
        "Sure," Setsuna said, "We wouldn't want our future Queen to be a
fat 
slob. Right?"
        The other two nodded in agreement and all three produced huge
grins.
        "In fact," Haruka said, "you're jogging all the way to the
restaurant 
right now, just to get it over with. Don't worry, I won't use the
accelerator, 
and you can follow right behind," and with that, she let go of the brake
and 
let the car go on it's own.
        "WHOA! Hey, c'mon!" Serena said as she followed behind, "Aw, man!
Wait 
up!" She was barely able to keep up because Haruka gave the accelerator an 
occasional pump. All the way, Serena shouted things the others were
wondering 
where she learned.


        "Hey! It's a communication from Khidf."
        "I wonder why it can't wait," Corji said as she looked at the
written 
transmission. She gasped, turned around, and started to work on some
displays.
        "What is it?" Shecou asked.
        "There's a Sailor Scout on this planet. We need to prepare."
        "For what?" he asked with a voice of apathy.
        "What do you mean 'for what?' A Sailor Scout won't let her planet
go 
down without a fight."
        "We don't need to fight, we'll just send this to do the job for
us."
        "Send what?"
        "Another one of my little inventions that GCM has put to good use."
He 
then went to a little compartment and pulled out a silvery cylinder with a 
tripod and a single button and light on the top.
        "What is it?"
        "It's a device which creates Duldroons from sand, instead of
complex 
robotic components. The button activates it. The light deactivates it with
my 
fingerprint. And-"
        "Wait, wait. What's a Duldroon?"
        "Man, you're really out of it. They're zombie-like warriors with
only 
one purpose, the first order they are given. They're also my invention. But
they're so advanced, they are costly to make. So I created this to create
them 
from sand, their number limited only by the amount of sand. It still has a
few 
bugs, but so far they've worked great for other Conquest teams. I'm going
to 
transport it, along with as much sand as possible, to that city."
        "Heh, heh, heh. I like it, I like it. All the fun of killing people
without all the hard work. Do we have to be there ourselves to activate
it?"
        "Yeah, sure," he said sarcastically, "Risk our own necks just to
utter 
one command. Right. In fact, as long as we're at it, why don't we use the 
transporter ourselves and get our brains fried!"
        Corji then punched Shecou hard in the stomach and he staggered
back.
        "Don't talk to me that way, you insignificant little creep.
Remember, 
I can have you executed whenever I want to. It wouldn't matter to me. The
only 
reason you aren't is because GCM needs your inventions. But even the finest
trinkets won't protect you if you cross the line. Don't ever forget that.
Now, 
how are we going to activate the device?"
        "I'll push the button," Shecou replied in a quiet, melancholy
voice, 
"speak the order, and then you transport it and the sand to the city where
the 
Duldroons will activate and carry out their order."
        "Then let's do it. And put an explosive on it, too, in case
something 
happens. Set it to detonate if it is destroyed only." In a matter of
minutes, 
they were done, and Shecou was outside in front of the device. He pressed
the 
button, and the little light went from green to gray (Red is a color of 
warning in many cultures because we have red blood. These aliens have gray 
blood, therefore gray is a color of warning for them). He then whispered
the 
command:
        "Destroy all Sailor Scouts on this planet. Go." The unit beeped and
started to turn the sand around it a darker yellow. Shecou stepped back and
vanished, only to reappear back inside the ship.
        "Okay, do it."
        Corji pressed some small square lights and then placed her hand on
a 
large square light. She sent some energy from her arm into the light, and
the 
ship said, *Transporting.*
        On the desert, a giant ball of energy formed with the device in the
center, and then vanished, leaving a giant crater in the desert.
        "Now, let's watch," Corji said, and turned on the vidscreen.


        The little man gave the change to the customer and thanked him for 
shopping at his antique store. He then prepared to close his store and eat 
dinner at the "ristorante" a few blocks away. But his plans were about to
come 
to ruin.


        Serena had finally stopped yelling, partly because she knew it
would 
not do any good, and partly because she didn't want to waste her breath. A
few 
blocks from the restaurant, though, she got a second wind and began
screaming 
again. Unfortunately for Haruka, Michiru, and Setsuna, they were too
involved 
in keeping their hearing intact to see a car speeding towards their right
as 
they crossed an intersection. The car hit them so hard they were thrown
from 
Haruka's convertible. Serena screamed in terror and ran to her friends. She
saw they were unconscious. Then the activity behind her made her turn
around, 
and what she saw paralyzed her. Thousands of female shaped sand daemons
were 
creating a war zone in the middle of the street. Serena was totally frozen
as 
one of the Duldroons bounded in front of her and punched her backhanded.
She 
rolled on the pavement and hit a nearby wall. The Duldroon knocked Serena
out 
of the stupor and she started to make sense out of the situation. She took 
out her Article, looked to see if anyone was looking, and said:
        "Forget this. MOON ETERNAL, MAKE UP!" After she transformed, she
saw 
that a few of the Duldroons had a woman and her son surrounded in the
middle 
of the melee. In a spurt of bravery, she bounded towards them, grabbed
them, 
and jumped over the daemons. She let them go and told them to get away as 
fast as they could. 
        'It's a good thing I wasn't in the car, or these people might have 
bought it,' Sailor Moon thought. But soon, she wished she had gone with
them 
as one of the Duldroons grabbed her by the neck and threw her into the
midst 
of the other daemons. She was barely able to dodge their blows, and a few
did 
connect. Bruised, she managed to escape from them for a second, but looking
behind, she saw they were going to overtake her soon. Then a figure slid in
front of her and shouted:
        "WORLD SHAKING!"
        Uranus' attack soon turned into giant size and disintegrated a
whole 
group of the Duldroons.
        "Outer Scouts!" Sailor Moon said as she saw her saviors each
standing 
on the roof of a car, "Thank you." The remaining daemons turned towards
them 
and, if they had faces, they would have a perplexed look on them.
        "We might as well introduce their opponents," Neptune said.
        "Born of the earth below, I am the impregnable Super Sailor
Uranus!"
        "Born of the thrashing seas, I am the graceful Super Sailor
Neptune!"
        "Born of the mists of time, I am the enigmatic Super Sailor Pluto!"
        The Duldroons started to move towards them and the scouts took a 
fighting stance. But they were distracted by the fact that right in front
of 
them, the sand was slowly beginning to reform back into daemons. One of the
already formed Duldroons attacked and Pluto cut off it's head. The head and
body fell down in heap of sand, and didn't get up. The Outers charged the
army 
and took down a few before the overwhelming number of soldiers forced them
to 
fall back.
        "There are too many. We need a better plan. Where are the rest of
the 
Scouts?" Uranus asked.
        "I don't know. AIEEEE!" Sailor Moon shouted as a daemon charged
her. 
But in a flash of light, a red rose blew the daemon into another pile of
sand. 
She looked up to see Tuxedo Mask standing on a rooftop with his arm high up
from the rose he just threw.
        "Tuxedo Mask! Thanks, that was wicked!"
        "Anytime Sailor Moon. But you must watch yourself, my love," he
said 
as he jumped down in front of Sailor Moon in a protective stance, "you must
never become too dependent on me. Outers, can these things be defeated?"
The 
group started to slowly retreat, taking out any Duldroons that charged
them.


        "What are you reading in that paper?" Lita asked Raye.
        "What would be the only thing in the news that would interest me?"
        "Oh, right. The Mars Pathfinder photos." Raye was a little
misty-eyed 
as she continued to stare at the photos of her home.
        "You know, I finally recognized that place. It's Firerain Valley.
Some 
weird coincidences in the planet's make up created clouds that rained fire
in-
stead of water every year for a few days. Although they were deadly, my 
presence somehow made them harmless, and they actually felt refreshing. But
without my presence, the Firerains have stopped."
        Raye would've loved to keep on reminiscing, but the special report
on 
the TV's in the electronics store they were passing caught their attention.


        Hotaru finally sneaked past the police blockade around the
battlefield 
and shouted:
        "SATURN PLANET POWER, MAKE UP!"
        The symbol of Saturn twirled onto the golden six-pointed star of
her 
transformation stick, which was like the other Outers Scout's sticks,
except 
that the part right below the star was a small, purplish sphere with a
white, 
three-pointed crown running through the center. She grabbed it with her
index 
finger pointing out. The sphere then flashed brightly and you can see
Hotaru's 
glowing body bent down slightly bringing the stick, now surrounded by a
small, 
white, glowing ball, at knee level. She started to twirl around in a
circle, 
straightening her body until the end of one rotation when she stopped and
held 
her arms straight up into the air. All the while, the stick left a white
trail 
in mid-air which stopped at the end of the rotation because the stick had 
disappeared. The trail then fell on the floor, and Hotaru was now
surrounded 
by a column of white energy, which then spread out and vanished. Then, from
a 
semi-opaque image of the planet Saturn, a certain Glaive appeared and fell 
into the waiting hands of Super Sailor Saturn, who then brought it down to 
right under her chin, and waited as clear, glossy lipstick was applied to
her 
lips by magic sparkles. Finally, she opened her eyes, turned full-circle,
and 
stood straight, her left arm straight out horizontally, her right holding
the 
Glaive behind her diagonally with the blade close to the ground.
Transformed, 
she then jumped from lamppost to lamppost to join her friends and the
battle.


        Right in front of his store. Right in front of his eyes. Serena had
transformed right in front of a very frightened little man with an antique 
shop. Dumbfounded, he was finally able to get up from his hands and knees
and 
take in what just happened. Then a name escaped his lips, "Princess
Serena." 
He then fell on his knees as the headache hit him. On his forehead, a
glowing 
crescent moon appeared, with the symbol of Earth inside the open area.
Right 
there and then, the red eyes of the Moon Captain's helmet lit up and the
rest 
of the armor took on a life of it's own. It got down from it's display, and
walked to the little man, who was still moaning in pain. Then in a
monotonous, 
genderless, almost computerized voice it said:
        *Please face me.* Seeing the armor walk and talk made the little
man 
follow it's instruction.
        *Initiating Lunar Mind-meld,* it said, and the crescent moon on the
helmet threw a beam on the little man's forehead. He finally calmed down
and 
closed his eyes as his memories returned. Because of the utter control he
used 
to have over his mind, everyone of his memories returned to him. The first 
memories came too fast to discern exactly what the images were, but they
were 
definitely not of the Moon Kingdom. Then they slowed as they became images
of 
the Moon, until they ended on an image of Princess Serena and Prince Darien
as 
their lifeless bodies floated motionless on that fateful day. Then he
thought 
to himself, in a different voice, 'I won't let you down again.' With that,
he 
snapped out of the Mind-meld.
        "Whew! What a rush," he said in that other voice, "I'd better get
to 
work and-AHHH!" He was horrified by the image he saw on the mirror.
        "What happened to my perfectly conditioned body!? Oh. It must've
been 
reactive. Wow. I haven't had a reactive response in centuries. I'd better
fix 
this." He then clenched his fists and started to concentrate. Soon, his
body 
developed an aura of energy and he started to change into a taller,
muscular, 
and more well-developed body. His face also changed, becoming like that of
a 
model or something.
        "There. Hmm?" The scene outside caught his attention as he saw our 
heroes being attacked by the Duldroons. "She needs me. Never again." He
then 
faced the armor and shouted:
        "ARMOR UP!" The armor disappeared in a flash of light and
surrounded 
the Captain in a ball of light. His glowing body was standing straight, but
turning around in a circle. Then, from toe to neck, he became covered in
the 
armor's blue chain mail. And then, in flashes of light and loud clangs, the
turquoise solid armor instantly appeared, first on the arms and legs, then
on 
the body. Then the combined symbol on his forehead grew bigger, the
crescent 
moon folded around his head and became the helmet, the symbol of Earth
became 
a sword not unlike that of Prince Darien, only with a gray hilt and a brown
handle. Finally, a black cape was added to his armor, and he was ready.


        "Yes. Well, sort of. They can be killed like any normal person, but
they'll reform themselves, slowly but surely." Then a large group of the 
Duldroons charged them, and our heroes were waiting to be overwhelmed,
when:
        "SILENT WALL!" Saturn's power managed to slow the daemons, but it
did 
not stop them.
        "MERCURY AQUA RHAPSODY!"
        "JUPITER OAK EVOLUTION!" Their powers, though, did. The multiple 
energy blasts destroyed the advancing line of Duldroons and gave them time
to 
properly reorganize.
        "What took you so long?" Sailor Moon asked.
        "There was a police blockade," Jupiter said, "and with so many
people, 
we almost didn't get a chance to transform. How do we-"
        "Just kill them," Uranus said, "and worry about the pieces later."
        "Don't you mean 'pick up the pieces later'?" Mars asked.
        "No, WORRY ABOUT THEM!" And with that, the first fallen Duldroons
were 
reformed and charged the Scouts from above.
        "MARS FLAME SNIPER!"
        "VENUS LOVE AND BEAUTY SHOCK!"
        "DEEP SUBMERGE!"
        "Dead Scream."
        Their attacks only disintegrated half of the Duldroons, and the
Scouts 
were preparing themselves for the overwhelming attack that was coming. But
it 
never came, because a turquoise streak zipped through the daemons, and
instead 
of deadly warriors, heaps of sand landed on the Scouts. They poked their
heads 
through the sand to see an armored man standing on a lamppost holding a
sword 
like he just swung it.
        "Hey, buddy," Venus said, "thanks a lot! Now I'm gonna be picking
sand 
out of my hair for a week!"
        "How ungrateful," he said, and he leaped off the post to land near
the 
piles of sand.
        "CAPTAIN!" Sailor Moon shouted.
        "Princess?" That was all he could manage before he leaped forward
and 
gave Sailor Moon the biggest bear hug he could manage.
        "Ack! Umm, I'd like to breathe now."
        "Huh? Oh, man. I'm so sorry," he said, and let her go. 
        "That was awesome!"
        "I don't know, I caught them by surprise."
        He then got on one knee, bowed, took her hand, and placed his
helmet's 
forehead on the top of it. Sailor Moon blushed slightly at the Captain's 
formalness. He then stood back up, and said:
        "I have returned to serve you again, Princess."
        "My, how formal," she replied.
        "Why not? You're like a daughter to me, but you're still royalty, 
deserving my respect. I love you, and I won't let you down again."
        "Hmm? What do you mean aga-?"
        "WHOA! Here they come!" Mars announced. And the Duldroons were
indeed 
charging again.
        "We can't keep this up forever," Tuxedo Mask said, "we have to find
a 
way to stop them once and for all."
        "I'm analyzing-" Mercury and the Captain said in unison. They
looked 
at each other, then quietly began their scans, Mercury with her
mini-computer, 
the Captain touching some buttons on the temple of his helmet.
        "You have a computer in that thing?" Mercury asked.
        "Of course. I can't be a good warrior if I don't know my enemies."
        "The daemons are held together," Mercury began, "by an energy field
emanating from something about five blocks away, but I can't tell what it
is."
        "It's some kind of device," the Captain said, "a small cylinder. If
we 
destroy it, they'll be gone."
        "How can you tell it's a cylinder through all that interference?"
        "Mercurians use passive scanners, while I prefer active," he said
in 
a proud voice.
        'Show off,' Mercury thought to herself.
        "So how do we get to it?" Jupiter asked.
        "Take a wild guess," Uranus said. She then took out her Space Sword
and charged the Duldroons, which were upon them now.
        "Alright! Party time," Jupiter said, and, along with the 
others, charged as well. Except for Sailor Moon, of course.
        "I have to WHAT? Oh man, I can't fight those things," and she
started 
to whimper.
        "You won't have to," Saturn said, "we'll clear a path so you can 
destroy the cylinder."
        "Oh."
        And she saw that there was indeed a hole in the army and she
started 
to run through it.
        "One question, though," Sailor Moon said, "what's a cylinder?" Her 
question surprised everyone so much, the Duldroons nearly overpowered them.
        "It'll look kinda like a soda can, meatball-head! Jeez!" Mars
replied.
        "Alright already." But their plan would have to change as a
Duldroon 
landed right in front of Sailor Moon and punched her hard in the stomach. 
Tuxedo Mask killed the daemon with his cane, and the Captain grabbed Sailor
Moon and carried her to a rooftop.
        "Damn!" the Captain said to himself, "She's out like a light, and
her 
breathing's shallow. I'm so sorry." Then he screamed to the rest of the
scouts:
        "Forget our plan, just get to the cylinder!" And for the next
grueling 
ten minutes, they tried to do just that. Eventually, the Inners managed to
get 
only a block away from the cylinder, and were surprised to see no
opposition.
        "There it is! JUPITER THUNDER CRASH!" But Jupiter's power only
singed 
the device, "Damn!"
        "That thing's strong. We have to weaken it's structure first.
MERCURY 
ICE BUBBLES FREEZE!" Her power froze the cylinder and it started to crack.
        "Now, your most centralized attacks!"
        "MARS FLAME SNIPER!"
        "JUPITER THUNDER CRASH ZAP!"
        "VENUS LOVE AND BEAUTY SHOCK!" Their combined attacks hit the
device 
square in the center and it fell in frozen pieces. Moments later the
Duldroons 
fell in heaps of sand which covered the entire area. Tokyo looked like it
was 
a city built on a desert.
        "Yay!"
        "We did it!"
        "Way to go!"
        "Alright!" The Inners were now looking at the device from close up.
The Outers and Tuxedo Mask were two blocks away and coming towards them.
The 
Captain landed in front of them with an awakening Sailor Moon.
        "Ohhhh . . . whahappened?" were her first words.
        "Not to worry, Princess," the Captain replied, "your Court
destroyed 
the device that controlled them."
        "My Court?" she asked, still a little dazed, "Oh, right. The Inner 
Scouts. Would you mind just calling them that?"
        "Of course," he said, and set her down, "and as long as we have a 
little time, do you mind if I change my uniform? I hate turquoise."
        "Uh, sure. Go ahead."
        The Captain started a low growl as his body started to glow. All
the 
Scouts stared at him in amazement as his armor slowly changed. The armor on
his legs became black and more compact. The armor over his hips became blue
jeans, and the body armor became a black leather jacket. Under the open
jacket 
the blue chain mail was still visible, and his forearm armor became black
and 
more compact like the leg armor. The elbows, knees, and front of the
jacket, 
though, still had golden crescent moons on them. The helmet was unchanged,
as 
was the sword. The cape disappeared.
        "How fifties." Uranus said.
        "They're the colors my enemies turn when they face me. Either black
and blue, or yellow," he said. Pluto was the only one who giggled at this.
        "Very fu-" But Neptune was interrupted by the screams of the Inners
as 
they were encompassed by a white dome of energy. It then collapsed on
itself 
and exploded, destroying an entire block. The others were knocked down by
the 
force of the explosion which narrowly missed them.
        "NOOOOOOO!" Sailor Moon fell to her knees, slammed her fists on the
ground, and shouted, "Not again! It's only been two days!" She then started
to sob.
        "But," Saturn said, "we won."
        "Damn," the Captain said as he scanned the crater, "where'd that
thing 
send them to?"
        "<sob> Send?" Sailor Moon said, "What do you mean 'send'?"
        "I mean, that energy sent them somewhere, and it'll take me a while
to 
find them. Whatchu thinkin'? That they're dead? I thought you had some kind
of 
connection with your Cour-uh, the Inner Scouts. You should be able to know
if 
they are dead or not." Smiles spread across all of their faces as they came
to the realization that their friends are still alive.
        "What was that, exactly?" Tuxedo Mask asked.
        "It was a . . ."


        ". . . TELEPORT BEAM! Shecou, you idiot! That was not an explosion,
that was a teleport beam!" She approached him with her glowing fist ready
to 
punch him. But right in front of him, she stopped, and with a big smile 
spreading across her face she said, "Wait. That was a teleport beam. Oh,
hee, 
hee, hee. Of course. <laughing> Wherever you sent them, their entire
nervous 
systems must be fried. <chuckling> Khidf ought to love that. Four down,
seven 
to go."
        "Uh, not exactly," Shecou nervously said, "I don't know what it was
doing in the explosives shelf, but that was an experimental escape
teleporter 
with an energy source that could safely teleport living organisms. Wherever
they are, they're still alive. Well, at least it got them out of our hair."
Actually, he did know what it was doing there. Corji has, on more than one 
occasion, misplaced materials, but this was most certainly not the time to 
tell her so.
        "What?" she said with gritted teeth, "Where did it send them?"
        "To use a small power source, the computer simply sends them to
their 
genetic homes, where their species originated. They're . . ."


        ". . . home. They're on their home planets," the Captain said as he
pushed the buttons on his scanner, "man, this sucks."
        "H-how do we get them back?" Sailor Moon asked with a sniffle.
        "Hmmm. The only way I see is to use these aliens' technology to
find 
them and bring them back."
        "But we don't even know where they are," Pluto said, "Mercury
guessed 
they might be in the Sahara, but were not sure. And anyways, the Sahara is 
huge, they could be anywhere." But he wasn't listening.
        "There! I found them. Or at least, similar energy sources. In
Algeria. 
A few hundred miles north of Tamanrasset."
        "Great," Sailor Moon said, "we know where they are, but we can't
get 
to them."
        "Actually, we can," he replied and lifted his arm up and a black
hole 
of energy appeared in midair.
        "What is it?" Uranus asked, "It feels so cold."
        "It's a, uh . . . <clears throat>, it's a Negaportal," he said in a
weak voice.
        "WHAT!?!?" The rest screamed.
        "Wait, wait. Let me explain. I learned how to do this as part of
some 
mandatory training I needed to have for a past life. I was there when the 
Negaverse was young, when there were still good poeple there. I learned
what 
I could there without bringing evil into my heart. Nothing will happen,
I've 
used this countless times. Not to mention, knowing Negaverse secrets helped
me 
when they attacked long ago. We don't have to use it right away. We could
do 
some planning first."
        "We don't really have much of a choice," Neptune said as she looked
at 
the portal. The Captain put his arm down and it disappeared.


        Mercury was working on her computer inside a crater to escape the
hot 
Sun which was hundreds of times larger now. She used her bubbles to keep
her-
self cool, but was at a loss at what to do now. Then she received the
signal.


        Mars was standing on a cliff on Olympus Mons, surveying the
landscape 
before her. 'Those Pathfinder photos don't do this place justice. Now
what?' 
she asked herself. A psychic flash answered that question.


        Jupiter stopped wondering how the islands floated because it didn't
matter. What mattered was getting home, and staring at the tall castles on
the 
floating isles wasn't helping. The one she was on was totally demolished
and 
no help at all. She had to get to one of the other ones, but didn't know
how. 
Her people had wings and that's how they did it, but she was at a complete 
loss. Until she heard the roar.


        Venus was lucky to find the cave, and was surprised to feel
incredibly 
cooler here. But panic started to fill her mind and she knew she'd probably
go 
crazy eventually. The flickering light that appeared from behind helped
calm 
her, because it gave her something to do.