Mrs' Higurashi's
Past Secret
There was a secret that I had never told anyone before. Not my two children or any of their friends. I was once a super hero who faught alongside four other girls we defended Japanfrom a group of people who were from another dimension and place called the Dark Kingdom. I was known as Sailor Mars. even back then, my grandfather and I ran the shrine where my son and daughter had grown up later on. I never told either of them that I was once a young woman who had come from the stars and was reborn as an earth girl with psychic powers and when I transformed into my sailor guardian forme, I could use fire as means to fight. My daughter Kagome was soon able to travel back and forth between the present day and the Feudal Era. She seemed to have the powers of a priestess who had lived during that time and soon she went to live in that time with a young man whose appearance startled me at first, but he looked like many of the creatures and people I had once seen before in my youth. Although, he also bore a stricking resemblance to her father when he was younger so I began to like him right away. Her younger brother Sota is the only one of my children who still lives in this time and even He has started to move on to his own life. So I wanted to leave this record behind if my son finds this and to let him know what kind of secret I kept for this long. My name was Rei Hino and as soon as I was married, I became Rei Higurashi. my family's shrine still stands today and many of my old Sailor allies were soon married and my daughter was friends with a few of their children. Usagi Tsukino, Ami Mizuno, Makoto Kino and Minako Aino all helped me to defeat a large number of the monsters that threatened our home and the people around us. I hope that by writing this down, I can also let them know how thankful i am to have met them and for all the adventures we had together as girls. I will never forget those days and I hope that when I reach the life beyond this one, I can meet up with the Sailor Guardians once more to tell them of the things I got to be a part of after our fighting days were over.