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Not quite the same as the whole 'Sailor Moon, champion of love, in the name of the Moon I will punish evil and that means you' speech Usagi gets to give, but... it keeps me safe. I hope.
"Titulo Regium"
By J.T. Magnus, 'Turbo'
"No! No!" Chiba Mamoru thrashed around in his sleep, "Don't go away! Who are you?"
"Let me see your face! Please!" Mamoru was insisting in his dream.
"You've seen my face already, my Prince, why do you still deny me?" The Princess asked without moving.
"'Deny you'? What do you mean that I deny you?"
"Accept me, accept that there are things unseen..." Without warning or any sign of movement, The Princess was suddenly no longer standing on the balcony, but instead was directly in front of Mamoru, pressing her hand to his chest, "Accept this and set me free..."
Mamoru stood there in shock, her hand held over his heart, as he looked into a pair of too-familiar blue eyes; Tsukino Usagi's blue eyes.
Mamoru sat up in bed, covering his face with his hands, not knowing what to think about what he had just experienced. He was studying to be a doctor of medicine, he didn't believe in subjects like psychology that had no verifiable and repeatable evidence to them. He couldn't understand why his dream turned into a nightmare of that blonde crybaby that he could never seem to escape. Then he groaned, this from a guy who for months didn't even know he had a second personality that ran around the city in a tuxedo fighting monsters with flowers and a cane, didn't know until he had gotten ahold of some kind of magic gem that had broken the mental barriers between Chiba Mamoru and Tuxedo Kamen.
"The Rainbow Crystal..." Mamoru muttered, a thought occuring to him.
Throwing the covers off, he slid over and turned so that he was sitting on the edge of the bed before he opened the drawer of his nightstand and took out the Rainbow Crystal that was laying inside.
"It's crazy, it's completely insane," Mamoru told himself as he looked at the Crystal as it reflected and refracted the moonlight coming in through his window, "But..."
He sighed, "But if I couldn't remember until I had the Crystal, couldn't it be possible... she can't remember either? That somewhere inside the Odango Atama is my Princess, waiting for me to free her, and she doesn't even know?"
"Is that why we can't escape each other?" Mamoru asked the Rainbow Crystal, which didn't answer.