AN: well i found that i like this story. so im writing a new chapter. wee... -.- ok, sorry. here we go!

When Miki walked out of the corridor the next day, she wasn't surprised to see no one in the hallways. She leaned on the wall and waited for her sisters to come out and walk her down to the dining room for breakfast.

'Mori? What are you doing?' she asked telepathically.

At first she thought that she wasn't going to reply. Then, 'I ~was~ sleeping...'

'It's almost nine,' came Miya's voice. 'They're probably waiting for us in the dining room.'

'I doubt it,' came Mori's more awake voice. 'These people here are rude. Can you believe Rini thinks she is going to be a better Queen than I?'

'Yes,' Miki said. 'She's been a Princess all her life. Besides, she is way older!'

The golden door's knob jiggled, and it swung open. Miya came out, her hair in a messy braid, and she looked well rested.

"Let's go," she said, walking down the hallway. "I'm sure Mori can find the room on her own. It should be instinct after all. So, is your room the same as Mori's and mine?"

"Not at all!" Miki yelped. "The bed cover is completely different, my bathroom looks much cleaner, and i don't have a balcony. However, i do have a wonderful view of a forest." She blinked, then added softly, "And for some reason there is a door leading to the room next to mine."

Miya looked at her. "What's in that room?"

"Prince Nori didn't tell me."

"It's just Nori, now." Miki and Miya jumped and looked next to them to see Nori coming out of a door that seemed to lead to stairs. "After all, mother practically adopted you, and before we were--somewhat siblings."

Miya smiled crookedly. "I guess so..."

"Um--you're going the wrong direction," Nori pointed out. "You were supposed to go straight when you left your corridor." He smiled, then they went the other way together. "I'm sorry; i should have told you these things, huh? Luckily we ran into each other, though."

Miya nodded. When they got back to that golden door, Miki stopped.

"Should we wait for Mori?"

"No," Miya said, turning left. "Well, come on. She's probably already there."

But she wasn't when they entered the room. Miki started to get worried, but told herself that Mori couldn't get lost, since Nori said that guards would find her and tell her where to go. She sat down next to Miya at the long oak table, and looked down at her empty silver plate. Princess Rini was scowling at the other side.

"Where's mother?" she demanded, glaring at Nori. "I have to talk to her!"

"I don't know. Why?"

"Things are going out of control!" Rini yelled, throwing her hands in the air. "Next thing we know, shes gonna give Mori ~my~ room, and i get hers! And after that Mori ~will~ become Queen, and what will i be?" Nori blinked a reply. "I'll end up being a--a servant!" She stood up briskly, making her pink pigtails go crazy and the chair she was sitting on fall back. "I won't stand for this!" Finally, Rini noticed Miya and Miki staring at her. She looked at Miki. "You're not Mori, are you?"

Miki grinned. "No, ma'am." She understood why Rini asked her that. She and Mori looked a lot alike, except Mori's hair was a small bit longer, and she was half an inch taller. "I'm Miki."

"Rini, sit down please," Nori whispered, sitting down himself next to Miya. "And try to red you're face the real color again, before mother comes in." Miki just noticed that Rini's head was red as she calmed down.

"When are we eating?" Miya asked, looking at Nori thoughtfully. "I haven't eaten anything, all last night and today, of course."

"Well, once mother comes in we should," he replied, then looked at Rini. "What was she doing last night?"

"She seemed to be glaring into her mirror when i checked," she said. "But when i asked why, she shooed me out."

"What mirror?" Miya asked.

"It's what she calls a Fate Mirror," Nori answered. "It shows one's fate, but i think its stupid. Nothing can show someone's fate."

At that moment, Queen Serenity barged in, looking tired and worn out. She tried to act normal as she walked to a seat, but they all knew something was wrong since her meatballs (what else is there to call it?) were out and her hair was straight yet untended.

"Good morning," she said calmly, sitting next to Rini. "How are we today?"

"Mori isn't here yet, Highness," Miki said.

"Oh, i see," Serenity said, strangely calm once again. "Well--" She sighed. "Listen, Miki, i need to talk to you and your sister." She glanced at Miya. "So we can get her together."

As they stood up, Nori and Rini looked at each other funny.

"What are you going to talk about?" Rini asked angrily. "About Mori becoming Queen and they too have to become servants?!"

"What are you talking about?" Serenity asked as Miki and Miya stood at the door. "Mori isn't going to become Queen ~here~! So don't worry." And they walked out, leaving Rini even angrier.

She, Miki, and Miya started walking down the hallway silently. The only sound was from Serenity's skirts rubbing against one another, Miya's earrings clashing against each other, and Miki's bracelets and anklets. Finally they reached the golden door, and they entered the corridor. Serenity walked up and knocked on Mori's door.

"Mori, i need to talk to you!"

The door opened and Mori appeared. Her hair was, as usually, put up but lazily and her eyes seemed like they were glowing.

"Majesty, when am i going to rule?" she asked, her voice wobbly. Miki and Miya looked at each other.

Serenity put her hands on Mori's shoulders and leaned down. "Soon. Don't worry about that. But right now there is something i need to tell all of you."

Miya and Miki walked in and all three of them sat on Mori's bed. Serenity stood in front of them.

"I was looking into my Fate Mirror all night trying to sort you all out," she stated. "I was confused at first, because you're fate was--was strange. But everytime i tried, it came up to the same thing."

"Why did you think it was strange?" Miya asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Well, since you are triplets i would have thought your fate would be somewhat related. But--they are completely different, in this case." She kneeled and down looked at Mori. "Mori, the Fate Mirror has told me that you ~will~ rule. Very soon, in fact. But--someone will revolt against you."

"What!" Mori yelled. "Who would do such a thing?!" Without letting Serenity answer, she added, "I'll make sure that whomever even looks at me funny will die."

Serenity sighed. "Then you wouldn't be a very good Queen, now would you?" She looked at Miya now. "My dearest Miya. The Fate Mirror has told me that you will be a Sorcoress. A very powerful one, at that. But the Mirror had a warning: use your powers for good, only."

Miya grinned. "Of course!"

Serenity smiled, then turned to Miki. "Miki, i couldn't understand the clues the Mirror had gaven me. But i will take you there, and you will See for yourself." She stood up and walked towards the door.

"Tell us what you see," Miya whispered to her as she got up. "Telepathically, okay?"

She nodded then went out into the hallway again with Serenity. Serenity walked over to the door next to Miki's, and took out a ring of keys.

"This is where the Fate Mirror is held," she explained as she went through the keys. "Well, anyway, if you look into it yourself, it'll be much easier. Ah, here we go!" She took out a silver key and stuck it inside the knob and turned it.

When she swung open the door, smoke-like substance protuded down from the room. Serenity walked inside the darkness, and Miki couldn't help but follow. When she got inside, the door slammed shut behind her, but she didn't hear from the thickness of the fog. The only thing she could see was darkness and a large mirror producing a small amount of light. Someone entered that light; someone that looked familier, yet she just couldn't pt her finger on it. The being was a female teenager wearing a white leotard with a blue skirt. Her tall boots were red and the elbow part on her gloves were blue. The thing she recognized was the red-plated meatballs.

"Queen Serenity?" she asked. She doubted her voice went any closer to herself than to Serenity.

"This was my Fate, Miki," an echo came. "My Fate was to be Sailor Moon."

Sailor Moon! she thought. I knew she looked familier.

"When i move i want you to stand in the light, here, and look inside the Mirror. Tell me what you see, but keep in mind that you won't be able to hear me." She smiled, then walked out of the light in front of the mirror.

Miki moved forward in to the light and she suddenly felt light headed. Something about her was changing but she couldn't tell what. But when she looked down at herself, a new sight filled her eyes. She was wearing a short green skirt and black high-heeled shoes. There was a black band across her breasts and green beads were making vine designs from the bottom. Her braclets and anklets had turned to vines with a large flower on them. She looked in the mirror and saw that her tiara/crown was a vine with a flower in the middle.

"I--I'm wearing something different," she said, only barely hearing an echo.

She looked closer in the mirror, and tried to concentrate on what the background was. It seemed like the Palace but vines were growing all around it, crushing it. She saw Miya on her knees in front of the castle, yelling ancient words with her hands high in the air, and could somewhat hear Mori screaming but she couldn't see where she was.

This was an awful sight. Miki shut her eyes and ran out of the light and tried to search for the door. She found it and swung it open, falling flat on her face outside. Warm hands picked her up, and she saw Mori and Miya looking at her with worried expressions and Queen Serenity smiling. It was Nori who picked her up.

"Are you okay?" he asked.

Miki didn't answer. She kept her eyes glued to Serenity.

"What did you see?" she whispered, kneeling down to be level with Miki.

Miki shook her head briskly. "Chaos," was the only reply before she was swept in darkness again and felt her strength file away.