Hey! Good news! I asked the guys who run the school system not to ban
fanfiction.net! That means possibly more updates, but I can't really say if
that's true though because the difference between last year and this year
at school is the amount of homework we get. I am overloaded. I never get a
day when I have no prep. It's hell! Anyway, here's Aino-san's monologue as
promised. Thanks for the reviews and emails!
~20 Années Plus Tard~
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I've always wanted to be special, ever since I was little. As I was never academically clever, I settled for joining the volleyball and gym team. That way at least my parents could say that I was good at something. Sure so they shouted at me for my bad grades, but when I won a match, the smile on their faces was real. So I thought, 'It was me! It was me who brought happiness to their faces!' I was so happy that I made other people happy, I carried on being part of the team and I became how everyone referred to me as, 'sunny and cheerful.'
That soon changed. I became more serious, less friendly to people around me. Friendlier to only those who I knew I'd be friends with forever. The reason? Finding Artemis, becoming a Sailor Senshi. He changed everything. He told me I was no good at being Sailor V. He said that I was lazy and I never set any goals to get better. Eventually -he- changed when I realised who I was and for whom I lived for. His goal had been achieved.
So now I train hard, and I manage to get on top of things, and life. Now Artemis is not only my advisor, but my best friend and partner. He praises me now, he comforts me, and he even eggs me on to take all my verbal abuse, just to get my frustration out. So in return I make sure that I'm up to scratch by training with Jupiter and Uranus, and so I think I've turned into a proud Sailor Senshi.
But Artemis isn't the only reason for my change in personality since I was little. There's another - another which nobody knows about. Not even Artemis knows. Sometimes I wonder if -I- know. But it started at the Red Ribbon Army battle, when I saw that boy, that little BOY crush the army like a bug. He can shoot energy - lots of it - he can stop rockets and he can even -fly-. When I saw him, my confidence was shattered. I was sheltered in the harbour of being one of the strongest fighters in this region of the universe. And that boy was at about as strong as one of us alone. By now he'd be a dangerous enemy, especially at a full moon.
Damn those saiyins. Damn them to hell. They bring nothing but trouble to this peaceful solar system. Earth is decaying to plains because of their non stop killing. I hate them. I hate that I can't be as strong as them to protect Usagi-chan from the horrors that hunt them. What if an enemy changes their mind and decides to attack Crystal Tokyo?
We'd be done for.
...
At least we have the Ginzuishou.
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I realise that this chapter is a little sketchy, but these thoughts occur 20 years after the Red Ribbon army battle, so now Goku and co. are much older, and Gohan about 10. Plenty of things have happened in this span of time, to which I'm going to go over. I know that this is a bad way to go about things, but the next two chapters or so will span on what has happened in those 20 years. After that, I promise I have a really good idea about the plot! It'll be great (if it'll be written right!)!
~20 Années Plus Tard~
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I've always wanted to be special, ever since I was little. As I was never academically clever, I settled for joining the volleyball and gym team. That way at least my parents could say that I was good at something. Sure so they shouted at me for my bad grades, but when I won a match, the smile on their faces was real. So I thought, 'It was me! It was me who brought happiness to their faces!' I was so happy that I made other people happy, I carried on being part of the team and I became how everyone referred to me as, 'sunny and cheerful.'
That soon changed. I became more serious, less friendly to people around me. Friendlier to only those who I knew I'd be friends with forever. The reason? Finding Artemis, becoming a Sailor Senshi. He changed everything. He told me I was no good at being Sailor V. He said that I was lazy and I never set any goals to get better. Eventually -he- changed when I realised who I was and for whom I lived for. His goal had been achieved.
So now I train hard, and I manage to get on top of things, and life. Now Artemis is not only my advisor, but my best friend and partner. He praises me now, he comforts me, and he even eggs me on to take all my verbal abuse, just to get my frustration out. So in return I make sure that I'm up to scratch by training with Jupiter and Uranus, and so I think I've turned into a proud Sailor Senshi.
But Artemis isn't the only reason for my change in personality since I was little. There's another - another which nobody knows about. Not even Artemis knows. Sometimes I wonder if -I- know. But it started at the Red Ribbon Army battle, when I saw that boy, that little BOY crush the army like a bug. He can shoot energy - lots of it - he can stop rockets and he can even -fly-. When I saw him, my confidence was shattered. I was sheltered in the harbour of being one of the strongest fighters in this region of the universe. And that boy was at about as strong as one of us alone. By now he'd be a dangerous enemy, especially at a full moon.
Damn those saiyins. Damn them to hell. They bring nothing but trouble to this peaceful solar system. Earth is decaying to plains because of their non stop killing. I hate them. I hate that I can't be as strong as them to protect Usagi-chan from the horrors that hunt them. What if an enemy changes their mind and decides to attack Crystal Tokyo?
We'd be done for.
...
At least we have the Ginzuishou.
###
I realise that this chapter is a little sketchy, but these thoughts occur 20 years after the Red Ribbon army battle, so now Goku and co. are much older, and Gohan about 10. Plenty of things have happened in this span of time, to which I'm going to go over. I know that this is a bad way to go about things, but the next two chapters or so will span on what has happened in those 20 years. After that, I promise I have a really good idea about the plot! It'll be great (if it'll be written right!)!