For those sick of the portrayal of Usagi as a pathetic ditz with no intelligence or power. Still a Usagi/Mamoru relationship love story, but she's no pushover.
Disclaimer: I wouldn't be writing on fanfiction if I owned this or was making profit. I do however own this story, and would be happy to lend the storyline and characters...ON REQUEST! So PLEASE don't steal it!
Tsuki no Hime
Celestial Maiden Ceres
Prologue
Differences. The word has different effects on different people. Some feel proud, some embarrassed... The single use of that word brings back haunting memories of the time I was 14 years old. The time I should have spent with friends, laughing, dreaming. Instead , I was fighting, fighting for freedom, for my happiness, my existence, but mostly I fought for love. I know what you're thinking. "This girl doesn't have a clue what she's talking about. Love at 14? hah!" which brings me back to my first statement. Differences. My life could have been simplified immensely had people accepted the differences between the rest of the world and myself. This characteristic is what we call 'pettiness.' It was this sole thing that wiped out an entire race of people by using me and my power. A solitary fourteen year old girl who meant nothing managed this feat. That is, I meant nothing to the people who didn't dwell within my secret alongside me. To most of my friends I meant nothing, to my peers I meant nothing, to my teachers I meant nothing. To them I was of no importance. I was just the result of a single mother's upbringing and never anything more.
But what these people would never understand was that the entire time I was overlooked because I meant nothing, wasn't anything spectacular, I had the power. Not just power of will and emotion but a force that could seemingly annihilate the human race on my word. And this all rested in the hands of a nobody fifteen year old girl, so it never could have been accepted. People don't like to believe in what they can't understand and especially in what scares them, but perhaps belief in a fear isn't always such a bad thing. It could have just saved mankind.