Disclaimer: If I truly want make this fanfic, which include plot and characters, mine, I will have to pay a hell lot of money. Most of them belongs to CLAMP, some of them to Fujishima Kousuke, and a tiny bit to Akamatsu Ken and the key element to J.K. Rowling. Oh, 0.01% to Gonzo studio and Takahashi Rumiko as well.

After the final capture of the Void Card, and consequently the creation of the Hope Card, life went on normally for the Sakura Card Mistress, the 12-year-old Kinomoto Sakura. Sure, her little sweetheart, Li Syaoran, had to return to HK as the summer ended, the girl did not fall into depressions. Of course, his nearly-daily letters and weekly phone calls (with Meiling jokingly groaning about the long-distance calling bills) helped. Everything went normally until the winter of the year...

1999, December

Sakura sighed into her finished Maths homework--yes, she still dislikes Maths with a passion--and stretched. Since next year she will be going to Junior High school, the teachers began to throw in more homework, even when there's no big entrance exam to prepare for.

At the same time, Kero-chan, or Cerberus the Sakura Card guardian beast, flied into his mistress's bedroom (he was allowed to roam around the house as her family knew all about him already) with two letters in his little hands/paws. Sakura was lying on the bed, starring at the ceiling as he dropped his load onto the floor.

"Sakura!" Kero-chan yelled in his cheerful Kansai accent. "Letter from the brat!"

Sakura shot up at the exclamation and snatched the letter from the floor in 2 seconds flat. While she was excitingly reading the letter, Kero-chan made himself comfortable by examining the envelop of the second letter. It was a normal-looking air-mail envelop all right. But there was no stamp. And there were marks which suspiciously looked like claw marks of a bird......

"Kero-chan," the said guardian beast broke off his train of thoughts at Sakura's voice. "Is there another letter?" She asked.

"Yeah! But it was quite strange. No stamp, and a return address that I've never heard of." He replied and picked up the letter from the floor.

Sakura looked at the letter. At the first glance, it looked like a normal air mail, except for the fact that there was no stamp on it. Then she turned it over and read the return address aloud.

"Mahora International Academy of Magic, Mahora Island?" She shrugged it off and opened the letter.

"Dear Sakura Kinomoto, (the letter reads)

We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted to Mahora International Academy of Magic. Please find enclosed a list of all necessary books and equipment.

Term begins on September 1, 2000. We await your owl by no later than 1st April, 2000.

Yours Sincerely,
Clef Cielo
Deputy Headmaster"

After all the information was processed in Sakura's brain, the only response she can get out was, as usual......

"HOOOEEEEEEEE!!!!"

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The Continuing Legend

Chapter 1

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"So," Li Syaoran, the Chinese sorcerer and future leader of the famous Li Clan, grimaced on his end of the phone line. "You did get the letter."

"Syaoran-kun too?" Sakura exclaimed into the phone, half excited and half surprised.

This was another phone conversation between Sakura and Syaoran. And their main topic was none other than the letter that Sakura and Syaoran had received.

"Yeah. Meiling and I got it too. She had been yelling about you and Daidouji would receive one for a whole day."

"But I thought Meiling-chan and Tomoyo-chan don't have any magic in them."

"I'm not sure about Daidouji. But Meiling did have a very small amount of magic. Not strong enough to perform the Clan's magic, but enough for her to learn about the less complex ones." Syaoran replied.

"So, what is this school about?" Sakura asked, curiosity apparent in her voice.

"Basically, a school that teaches magic. That is, instead of teaching things like Maths and Science, they teach you how to do charms, make potions and many thing else. Most kids around Asia go to this school, because there are not much local wizardry schooling like that in Europe and America." He explained. He chuckled to himself when he heard her "ohh" in awe.

"And what does the letter mean by 'we await your owl'?"

"You need to send a letter back to the academy, saying whether you want to go or not. Using the owls is the most common way to send letters in the wizard community. If you don't have an owl, there are wizard post offices, or you can send the letter by will. For your case, you can get your stuff animal to deliver it for you." The Chinese boy said the last line in gritted teeth. But Sakura didn't notice it.

"I hope Kero-chan don't mind delivering it...Or I can ask Eriol-kun to help me! You know he came back to Japan last month right? Oh! I bet he received the letter too!" Sakura began to rant until a giggling stopped her.

"Hello, hello? You're rambling, Kinomoto-san!" A familiar voice chirped and Sakura grinned.

"Meiling-chan!"

"Yep, Li Meiling, at your service! Cousin Dear had gone off, muttering about a certain 'crazy ancestor' of ours who shall remain nameless." With that, the 2 girls burst out laughing.

"That wasn't very nice." Sakura commented once the laughter had died down.

"But considering all the pranks and stunts Hiiragizawa-kun had pulled, you can't really blame him for having hostile feelings..." And the girls began to chat about anything and everything.

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The rest of the Kinomoto family had different reactions towards this "magic school". Sakura's father, Kinomoto Fujitaka, didn't look as shocked as Sakura expected. He said he would allowed her to attend, of course, but he wanted to know more about it before she left for the academy. Her brother, Touya, was anything but pleased with this situation for several reasons, which included a) his little "monster" was going away from his "supervision", and more important, b) the Chinese Brat a.k.a. Li Syaoran was going with her. But a reminder on college and part time had shut him up nicely.

Sakura found out on her way to school that Eriol and Tomoyo had gotten letters from this Mahora International Academy of Magic. While Tomoyo was very surprised that she also had magic in her veins, Eriol explained a great deal more about the magical community to the girls, like the final downfall of the most dangerous dark wizard, as well as his experience in one of the most famous wizardry education institute, the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Without any warning, 3 months had passed and the trio had graduated from elementary already. The Clow Reed reincarnate had returned to England to take care of some "last minute business". Both Sakura and Tomoyo were at a lost of what to do. They decided they will not go to the Junior High in April since they would only attend for 3 months at most. But now, they would have a five-month summer vocation. And how could they spend these five long months without having themselves bored to death?

For the first 2 months, they went to picnic and swimming, costume modeling and video taping, creating havocs in the kitchen and annoying the out of Touya. But by mid-June, the two girls started to feel restless since they didn't have anything to do. But a phone call from the Li family had "come to rescue".

"Hoe? The Li family has a summer house on the Maora Island?" Sakura asked while Tomoyo, who had come over to the Kinomoto residence, listened.

"First, it's Mahora. And yes, we do have a summer house there. After all, the Li Clan is one of the most important family in the magical society. Of course there would be a little place for ourselves in a pure wizarding community like the Mahora Island." Meiling explained.

"Pure wizarding community...Does that mean everyone on the island uses magic?" Tomoyo asked as she took over the control of the phone.

"There are a few Muggles here and there." Meiling replied and played with the phone cord at her end of the phone line at the same time. "They married the magic folks, so there they are."

"Muggles?" The two Japanese girls chorused in a confused tone and Meiling sighed.

"I'm so going to give you two some preparatory lessons. Oh, wait, are you coming?"

Meiling didn't really need the verbal answers for she can practically hear their grins, even if they were an ocean apart.

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It was two weeks after the phone call when Syaoran, Meiling and Wei, the butler, arrived Japan. It was like the last summer, that is, Sakura had once again bumped into the three of them. Their jovial reunion, however, was cut short because of Syaoran's scowls at a very familiar aura.

"Eriol-kun!!" Sakura shrieked. "You're back!"

"Yes, I'm back. How can I be absent when my cute decedents decided to pay us a visit?" The said Eriol sent two very pointed glances at the Li cousins. Then he turned to Meiling. "May I ask when are we going to Mahora?" He asked politely.

"We're going to stay here for two weeks, then we will go to The Port. No way I will skip a chance of having a great shopping spree and amusement parks!" Meiling shouted and bumped a fist into the air. Sakura and Tomoyo giggled, Eriol let out a small chuckle and Syaoran groaned.

"I'm not going to carry your bags, mind you." Syaoran said in a stern voice.

"I won't make you do it as long as you have the credit cards at my disposal."

Everyone besides Syaoran burst out laughing. This summer was going to be very interesting indeed.

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After two weeks of Meiling's attempt to drain her and Syaoran's accounts, and a massive sleepover at the Daidouji Mansion, the day where the Card Captors Gang would depart for the Mahora Island had finally arrived. To say Meiling and Sakura were excited was a great understatement. The former was because she can finally have her own magic, while the latter was just excited about going to a new place. Under careful instruction from Wei, they drove to a very remote ferry pier on one of Sonomi's vans. After they were dropped off, Sakura and Tomoyo began to look around for some sort of transportation.

"It looks like...this place is deserted..." Tomoyo commented, taping anything and everything with her digital recorder.

"It is deserted. We'll just have to look for the secret entrance." Meiling shrugged and started to examine the walls. "You do remember the secret entrances, right?"

Sakura nodded. "Secret entrances that are hidden from the non-magic people and it will send us to...Where?"

"I think it will take us to a boat or ship." Syaoran thought aloud. "After all, it was an island located somewhere in the middle of the Pacific."

"Somewhere in the middle of the Pacific?!" The card mistress exclaimed.

"It will take us half a day trip of sea transport to get there. I supposed you won't get seasick...?" Eriol added, grinning mischievously.

"Stop talking over there." Meiling complained with her right hand on a shabby wall of bricks. "I think I've found it. Now who shall be the guinea pig?"

Silence......

"I'll be It, okay, all right..." The Chinese girl grumbled. She leant against the wall. Then suddenly, she seemed to be absorbed by the wall.

"Meiling-chan!" Sakura yelled. But the others--save for Sakura and Tomoyo--looked calm.

"She did find it." Syaoran said quietly. "Look, Meiling was transported to the other side of the wall, our true destination. I'll go pass the wall now. Sakura and Daidouji will be the next, just lean against the wall and you'll fall through it. Remember don't be afraid. Wei and you over there," The chestnut-haired boy glared at Eriol, who tried to look innocent, "stay behind in case anything happens."

Sakura and Tomoyo were still too surprised to say anything but nodded. Syaoran, with his luggage, didn't even bother to lean on it--He just walked straight through the wall. Sakura, who was still not used to this, let out a small "eep".

"Everything will be all right, Ms. Kinomoto." Wei spoke up gently. "If you're unsure about it, try to think it was a gate that would only let the people with magic passed through it posting as a wall. You'll feel better if you see it this way."

The two girls nodded and copied Meiling's movement. Just before their bodies contacted the "bricks", they felt a surge of power from the opposite side of the wall, pulling them right into it. The next thing they noticed was that Syaoran was helping a startled Sakura to regain her balance, and Meiling was grinning at them like a Cheshire cat.

"Unlike its European counterpart, we don't really have a name for our gorgeous cruiser liner, but here, I welcome you to what we fondly called The Port." Meiling said in a hostess voice and gestured them to a normal looking ship.

It was a medium-sized ship of marble white color. It had quite a large deck and lots of rooms, as they deducted from the number of windows. The ship itself was not very impressive, but what attracted the Japanese girls' attention was the people around the ship. There were young kids, teenagers, adults and elderly. Many of them were wearing robes of every mentionable color: black, red, blue, forest green, pale lavender, even electric pink. There was not only human, they can hear all sort of sounds--sounds of the animals. Owls hooted at their own kind from their cages, some of them were flying overhead. Cats of every size and species were either being carried by their owners, or walking besides them. Sakura cannot help but let out a yelp of surprise when she found a toad right beside her bag before its owner took it away apologetically.

"So why don't we go abroad now?" Said an almost-smirking Eriol, who came through the passage when the girls were busy admiring the scene. "We still have another hour before it departs. It will give us some time to settle down before it speeds off."

Sakura and Tomoyo were still trying to absorb all the things beside them and almost missed Eriol's words. Well, almost being the keyword. Sakura somehow managed to find her voice and agreed with him. They dragged their luggage onto the ship, only to leave Sakura, Tomoyo and Meiling jaw-dropped.

The interior of the ship was nothing like what they saw from outside. First of all, it was somehow much larger than they had imagined. The decoration was so magnificent that really resembled a luxurious cruiser liner. Red carpet on the floor, a large chandelier with many different kinds of gems, sculptures that talked, paintings that moved (Sakura was trying desperately to ignore them, even they were just welcoming them)...Their trance was only broken when Meiling shrieked.

"I knew this ship was anything except normal, but I don't know it was to this extend!!" She yelled and earned a few odd looks from the other travelers.

"Meiling-chan, you know about this?" Sakura asked.

"A little bit. Syaoran's sisters attended this school before too. But they've graduated for years already, not that I mind they did."

Everyone except Eriol grimaced at the memories of the "Fearful Li Sisters" and their over-passionate antics. They went over to a little counter which resembled a reception, where a friendly-looking woman in her late-20s greeted them. "Welcome abroad, child. Mahora students?"

They all nodded and handed the lady their letters. She read them briefly before addressing them again. "Very well, you can have one 4-person and one 2-person suites...Room no. 312 and 344. Here, dears. Have a nice trip." She handed them two set of keys and the group wandered off.

Sakura and Tomoyo also found the conversations of the other travelers very interesting. Some of them were talking about their wizardry jobs ("Thank goddess the market was picking up again, who would have guessed the Muggle economic recession can hit our folk too?"), some were gossiping about the latest news ("You know what, the news said the old Fudge is bound to be kicked out of the Ministry of England in the next minister election!"), there were even kids talking about school works ("Aww...Mom won't let me play Quidditch and I only have my Transfiguration essay left!").

"There are some kids who would spend the summer at the island. Besides the academy, it was also a famous tourist spot within the wizard world." Eriol told them after seeing them listening to the conversation. "Room 312, here we are!"

It turned out that it was a well-furnished 4-person suite. Four four-poster beds stood at the four corners of this very large room. At the far end of the room, there was a door which led to the bathroom. There were also several cupboards and drawers between the two beds on the left. Opposite to the drawers, there was a large window with a perfect view of the sea outside. The 3 girls were almost-gaping at the room while the boys excused themselves. Only Meiling was quick enough to yell "Try not to kill each other" before they closed the door.

They made themselves comfortable on the beds and sighed in union. Sakura was the first to speak up. "Eriol-kun said it's half-a-day ride. What could we do now?"

"We can sleep the trip off if you're afraid you'll be sick." Meiling listed without moving from her bed. "There's a free all-you-can-eat buffet somewhere, an enormous library where you can get lost for weeks before someone discovers you, swimming pool on the deck, dueling stadium..."

"Wow, slow down, slow down!" Sakura shot up from her own four-poster. "Why don't we wonder around the ship to see what we can do?"

"Actually, I was going to suggest the buffet." The Chinese witch-to-be sat up as well. "We haven't had our lunch yet and I'm sure someone is very hungry"

As on cue, Sakura's stomach grumbled. She looked down and let out a nervous laugh. "I guess you have a point..."

Almost missed by the 3 girls, Kero-chan popped out from Sakura's knapsack. "Hey! Don't forget about me!"

Tomoyo just taped everything and smiling sincerely.

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"Meiling look out!" Tomoyo exclaimed as Meiling stepped out of the door. She was so startled that she almost fell into the narrow corridor. It took all of Sakura's reflex--which she got from her card capturing days--to prevent her from crashing into the Chinese girl.

"What was that for, Daidouji-san?" Meiling half-yelled. She was holding onto the door frame for balance. She looked back and noticed that Sakura and Tomoyo (as well as her camcorder's lens) were focusing on something on the floor. She followed their gazes and found the something was actually a cat.

It was just your everyday cat. Although in this case, it was better to call it a kitten. It was all orange color, except for the tips of its ears and tail as well as her paws were white. Its emerald green eyes starring into the girls' eyes...until it was being picked up by Tomoyo, who started to "aww" about how cute the kitten was.

"I wonder if she has an owner or not." Tomoyo said and scratched the kitten's ears. "We're allowed to bring one animal right? I would love to have a kitten..."

"But I think she has an owner already." Sakura said as she walked into the hallway and pointed at something. "Look."

What she was pointing at was two girls who were in their late teens. One of them, who had ruby-colored eyes and short dark brown hair, charged forward as she saw the kitten in Tomoyo's hands. The other girl, who had blue eyes, long braided black hair and a much calmer composure, followed her companion. She also had a grey Eagle owl on her left shoulder.

"Chibi!" The short-haired girl called and the kitten leaped away from Tomoyo's hands. "Oh gosh how come you wonder to here all by yourself?"

The kitten gave her a guilty look--as guilty as a cat can look, that's it--when her owner addressed the girls. "Thanks for keeping her in one place. I've been looking all over the ship for this little bundle of fur. She didn't chew of anything, did she?"

The three girls' faces went blank while the older female rolled her eyes. "Stop joking around, Natsumi. You know Chibi won't do that."

Her friend, whom they presumed she was called "Natsumi", smiled sheepishly and turned her attention to the Card Captors. "Say, you're the first years?"

"Y-yes!" Sakura answered. She was very eager to meet the other people at the academy. "My name is Kinomoto Sakura!" Tomoyo and Meiling also introduced themselves.

"I'm Daidouji Tomoyo. Nice to meet you." Tomoyo greeted politely.

"And I'm Li Meiling!" Meiling exclaimed.

"Nice to meet you all. I'm a 7th year, Tsujimoto Natsumi." Natsumi replied. Then she gestured to her friend with her thump and showed a very Eriol-in-his-mischievous-mode like grin. "This is my partner-in-crime, Na...Ouch! What was that for, Miyuki?!" Natsumi grumbled the last part as she massaged her head, which the other girl had hit quite harshly.

"I can introduce myself, thank you very much." She shot Natsumi a glare that would make a Basilisk made a mad run for its Galleons before smiling warmly at the younger girls. "My name is Kobayakawa Miyuki. Nice to meet you."

"You've met Chibi here," Natsumi held up the kitten. "And there's Miyuki's owl Gales." The said owl hooted while the girls looked at the animals in fascination. And the duo noticed the girls' wishful gazes.

"You don't have you animal yet?" Miyuki asked and received three nods as answer. "Don't worry. When you get to Mahora, you'll find dozens upon dozens of pet shops in the Nirvana Lane. At that time, you'll be worrying about what animal to get instead of if you can get an animal or not."

"Sorry to cut our little chat short. But we kinda need to find our buddies before they...er...got out of control. When school starts," Natsumi seemed to wince at the thought, but the trio stopped themselves from commenting on it, "look us up in the Viento Tower. Later!"

When the two senior girls left, Sakura, Tomoyo and Meiling found themselves confused at the terms they've used.

"Nirvana Lane?" Sakura started.

"Viento Tower?" Tomoyo continued.

"What the heck are those places?" Meiling finished.

And the three of them also decided that a certain Hiiragizawa Eriol can give them the answers they wanted.

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"Mahora Island is a very self-contained wizard community. And Nirvana Lane was the equivalent to the London Diagon Alley. It was a street contains all sort of imaginable wizard shops: shops on spell books, potion ingredients, magical creatures, wands, and many other things. We will do our shopping there when we arrived so we don't need to compete with the August Crowd." Eriol explained to the girls about those special terms after he knew about their encounter with the two older students.

"August Crowd?" Tomoyo asked after listening to the explanation.

"Meaning the crowd of students who only begin their start-of-term shopping during the last week of August. That is, the last week of the holiday." Syaoran cut in before Eriol had a chance of speak.

"As for the Viento Tower. I guess it means the place that was reserved for the students in the Viento House. Like many European wizard schools, Mahora also sorted students into four different houses. They are Viento, Nereus, Gaia and Vulcan. There's not a lot of differences between the four houses actually. But many students are reluctant to get into Vulcan..." The half reincarnation of Clow Reed trailed off. But this only attracted more attention from Sakura, Tomoyo, Meiling and Syaoran.

"Why is that? I've heard about the Hogwarts House Slytherin was the unpopular one, but what about this one?" Meiling asked.

"It's not like there was a dark lord from that house. But Vulcan is also known as 'The House of Chaos'. No student who desire a quiet, peaceful school life would like to be in that house. From what I've heard, the Viento House was more similar to the Hogwarts House Ravenclaw. But I don't think we should compare the houses in this way, since Hogwarts and Mahora are two very different school." Eriol concluded in a tone that no more elaborations will be given. So they returned to their delicious buffet meal silently......

......Until a loud sound of "pop" was heard throughout the buffet area.

They all turned towards the source of the sound, only to found a really short man--barely reaching 5 feet--with pale lavender hair was covered with food from head to toe. The Card Captors (except for Eriol) gulped when the man's aura flared up and turned towards 3 teenagers who were laughing their heads off.

"MR. ZEPHYR, MR. AND MS. GISBORN!! DON'T THINK YOU CAN GET AWAY WHEN YOU'RE OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL!!!" He roared but the 3 teenagers only laughed harder.

"But Clef! We didn't do anything!" One boy of the trio, who had dark green hair and amber eyes, managed to choke out between their insane laughter.

"Yeah that's right! Just because we 'accidentally' spilled the Shepherd pie over your robes during the End-of-term feast doesn't mean we'll explode the food all over you!" The second boy, who had brown hair and bangs that completely covered his eyes, added.

"C'mon, Clef! It's just a lit' food! It's not like you can't clean up with a good cleaning spell..." The only female of the group, who had a strange shade of pink hair and very dark skin, commented with a very thick accent.

"That's Prof. Cielo to the three of you! If you pull another prank, I'll personally make sure you will have one week worth of detention with Madam Kaede as soon as school starts!" He ended his warning with a stern glare before getting out his wand, muttering something under his breathe and made all the food disappeared.

"Wow," Eriol said, obviously in awe. "I've just witnessed one of the best pranks I've ever come across."

The other four raised their eyebrows at his comment.

"I wonder who those three are. And that man...is he a professor at school?" Sakura wondered aloud.

"Yeah he is." Said a disgruntled female voice. "Prof. Clef Cielo, deputy headmaster, Charms teacher and all-time victim of the famous 'Prankster Trio'. Oh, can we sit here?"

"It's okay. Please go ahead." Sakura looked up at the speaker. And she found two identical, very tall girls with long blonde hair, which was tied up in a high ponytail, and brown eyes. The twins sat next to Sakura and Tomoyo before going into explanation.

"And about the 'Prankster Trio', or better known as Ferio Zephyr, Caldina and Ascot Gisborn, are the school's biggest trouble makers and the holders of the highest detention record in the Mahora History. Caldina and Ascot are siblings, by the way." The first girl stopped and glanced at her sister. She caught the message and continued.

"Prof. Cielo had been the constant target of their pranks since they entered the school. Although I can't never understand why, Prof. Cielo is very nice." She ended her explanation and changed her scowl into a bright smile. "Don't mind the three now. I don't have the mood to deal with them anyway. I'm the younger sister, Sierra Boulad."

Sierra's sister also introduced herself. "I'm the older sister, Presea Boulad. And you are?"

After all the introduction were exchanged, the two groups began to chat like they were old friends. But the topic was still around the three legendary pranksters.

"It seems like you know those three very well." Eriol said casually. "Do you know them personally?"

Presea grew tense for a minute before confessing. "All of us, plus Prof. Clef and another professor in school are come from the Cephiro Archipelago. Not a lot of our people are born with magic so we are very closed at the beginning. But I guess we've drifted apart..."

"You may not believe it. Ferio is actually the next ruler of the Archipelago. He may be a big trouble maker. But he can be very serious at what he did. He is one of the top students as well." Sierra added. "Our father is the royal blacksmith so we know Ferio since we're little kids. But oh well, he had calmed down a bit when he finally got the girl of his dream anyway. At least we're out of babysitting duties."

"You don't really need to worry about them. They won't go for first years. Unless they got prank on first. But if they do play tricks on you, go find a 4th year called Hououji Fuu. She's in Nereus House and she's very good at......'taking care' of the Trio." Presea reassured and the conversation was drifted some more casual topics.

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The day passed too fast to their liking. The Card Captors didn't even get to explore half of the ship, but they realized they already had arrived the Mahora Pier. Only the reassurance of they still have at least 13 times to go on the ship and the splendid scenery of the island made them forget their disappointment.

The island was covered with green plants, giving it a fresh, but somehow a magical atmosphere. Sakura even felt a tiny green aura around the island. There was a hill, which took up half of the island. On the peak, they saw a large establishment of white walls and red roofs. They quickly concluded that was the Mahora International Academy of Magic. As the ship approached the pier, they began to see the signs of a well-developed settlement. There were small but elegant houses of the European style. Local residents and tourists were all over the place. The five of them--even the ever-grumpy Syaoran and the ever-calm Eriol--could not help but felt very excited.

And this was only the beginning......

I can't believe how corny the ending sound. But how was that generally? I hope it was not that sucked...

I had been thinking about this for some time already. First, it is impossible that Europe would be the only continent in the world that would have magical institute of education. So how come every time when Sakura was announced as not only a sorceress, but also a witch, she had to go all the way to England? This was basically the beginning of an idea of an Asian wizard/witch school.

There won't be a lot of action/adventure in this fic unless I've got some good suggestion/inspiration in the middle. This will be more like a comedy as most of the series I've used in this fic are of the romance comedy category. For the cameos, you don't really need to know about the series and characters, since most--if not all--of them existed as AU. They have no connection to the original series.

So far, 2 casts from You're Under Arrest (3 if you count the kitten Chibi) and 6 casts (or 7 names) from Rayearth had appeared. More will be coming in the future. A few more notes, the design of the Mahora Island was actually originated from the Promise Island of the series Sister Princess. And since I sucked at descriptions, the design of the "Mahora International Academy of Magic" was exactly the same as that of the Mahora Academy from the series Magister Negi Magi. I was desperately trying to make up a name for the school. Then the words Mahora sprang up. So I put it here. Teehee.

This fanfic won't be discontinued unless something unexpected happened or no one was reviewing. When I post up this chapter, I'm already working on chapter 3. Works will be slow down in mid-June because of finals, though.

Reviews and constructive criticisms are welcomed. Flames will be used to forge my own set of Clow Cards.