Disclaimer: Like I've said, I don't own Sailor Moon. If I won the Ohio
lottery (at the time $27 million) then that might be a different story. But
I didn't so I still don't own Sailor Moon.
Chapter 3
The New Girl
"Why didn't anyone wake me up!" cried Sarena as she ran out the door. "Bye Mom!" she called. Her dad was already at work and her brother was most likely at school. Luna, her cat, was probably catching mice.
A motorcycle roared in front of her. "You need a lift?" asked the driver. She had on a high school uniform, like what Sarena was wearing.
"Yea, thanks."
Sarena got on the motorcycle and it roared off. She hadn't seen the drivers face and had been skeptical of getting on in the first place but a little voice inside her head said it was ok. The bike was black with light pink flames on it. Finally they got to school.
"Thanks again, I'm never on time."
"Sure thing. You were running late so I thought I might be of some assistance," said the driver as she pulled off her helmet. Long black hair fell down to her elbows. She had brown eyes. "I'm Bonnie, nice to meet you. I'm the new student."
"I'm Sarena," she stuck her hand out so they could shake hands. Bonnie took it.
"I've got gym first period so see ya," she said as she started to walk away.
"Hey, so do I. I'll show you where to go."
"Thanks."
"You'll love my friends. There's Amy, Lita, and Mina. Amy's a genius, Lita's a great cook, and Mina's a great volleyball player."
"Are soccer tryouts today?" asked Bonnie as they walked past a bulletin board.
"You missed the girls, the boys tryouts are today, so are the track team tryouts."
"I'll tryout for both, I'm sure the coach won't mind if I tryout with the boys."
"No girl has ever made the boy's team, it's impossible!" cried Sarena.
"I'm sure I'll do just fine."
"We're here," announced Sarena.
"Ah, I see our new student is here with, Sarena! What are you doing on time?!" cried the coach in amazement.
"Um, excuse me coach but could I try out for the soccer team?" asked Bonnie.
"Sorry, girl's tryouts were yesterday."
"No, I mean with the boys."
"Well I guess if you think you're that good."
"Thanks."
"You two better go change, we're running today."
"Yes sir," said both girls as they saluted.
"Carry on."
"Come on Sarena. I want to race the boys!"
"Oh no, I hate racing."
"I'll give you some tips, k.
"Well ok. Let's go!" cried Sarena walking off toward the girls' locker room.
The coach just laughed. I never thought I'd see the day when Sarena wanted to race.
After the introductions and warm-ups were done the races began. Bonnie's tips really helped Sarena. She ended up getting third in the class for girls.
"All right class, settle down. Since we're a few minutes early finishing we'll start the boy's tryouts. Boys' line up, hurry now. Girls you can watch. You line up to Bonnie."
The boys snickered. As soon as the tryouts began, though, they stopped. Bonnie was very good. Better than everyone. All the girls started shouting and going crazy. Bonnie could play any position the coach wanted with ease. Soon the class period was over. The coach said to Bonnie, "I think we might've found our star player."
"But aren't only boys aloud to play?"
"No. See when this school started the soccer teams only boys made the teams because there were no girls good enough to play. We only pick the best players, which was usually the boys. Soon the school decided to have girl and boy teams. You are the best player I've seen in a long time. So with parental consent, you can join."
"Thanks, I'll have my mom give consent. Bye Coach!"
"See you tomorrow, Bonnie."
"Finally, school's over!" cried Sarena. The other girls laughed as they reached the deserted roof. "Hey, aren't the track tryouts starting soon? I want to root for Amara."
"Yeah, any second now," said Lita as they walked to the side of the building with the track on it.
"Look, there she is!" cried Mina.
"Go Amara! Go, go, go!" cried Amy. Everyone looked at the usually quiet girl. "Just giving moral support," she said blushing. Everyone started to cheer and Amara looked up and gave thumbs up. Sarena noticed the person beside her.
"That's Bonnie, the new girl I told you about. She wasn't kidding, she did want to tryout for the track team. She's very fast. I have gym with her and she beat everyone by a mile, but I don't know if she's as fast as Amara."
"Sarena, have you ever seen anyone as fast as Amara?" asked Mina.
"It must be impossible!" cried Lita.
"Actually it's about a." Amy said typing into her hand held computer "one in two-hundred chance."
Everyone turned to watch.
A flag was waved and the racers were off. Amara took a quick lead, followed by two boys and Bonnie a few feet behind. Amara took an even farther lead leaving everyone in the dust. Slowly but steadily Bonnie passed the two boys and started to gain on Amara. Amara strained to go faster and did. Bonnie was a few feet behind Amara and the finish line was a few yards ahead of Amara. Just at that moment Bonnie sprinted forward as well as Amara. They were neck in neck. It was going to be close! A flag was waved as both girls crossed the finish line. Amara leaned up against a tree to keep from falling down. Her legs were shaking from the race. Finally she gave in and sat down. Bonnie flopped down next to her. After a few minutes she sat up.
"Thanks, I've never meet anyone who could make me race that hard. I always win. I didn't know I could go that fast. I must've been a cheetah in a past life. You too. That was the best race this school has probably ever seen. The season hasn't even officially started," Bonnie stuck her hand out. "My name's Bonnie."
Amara stuck out her hand and shuck Bonnie's. "Amara. Thanks, I've never meet anyone who could keep up with me either."
A young girl with sea green hair walked up to Amara and Bonnie with the coach fallowing behind. The young girl handed a water bottle to Amara and Bonnie grabbed hers.
"You two girls just set the school record! It's amazing! A whole mile in just under five minutes! Congratulations! You both make the team. Bonnie, you also made the soccer team with ease. Good job. Practices start tomorrow, ok? All I need is for your mom to sign this," he said handing a paper to Bonnie.
"Just fine Coach. See ya tomorrow, bright and early," she replied taking the paper. "Bye Amara, bye Michelle!" she waved as she ran toward the parking lot.
"How did she know my name?" wondered Michelle.
"Oh come on, you're famous," said a few voices at the same time. The coach had long since walked away. The two girls turned around and saw eight people staring at them.
"Seiya, Yaten, Taiki, What are you doing here?!" everyone cried.
"There is a new evil coming. Princess Kakyu sent us to protect you girls" said Seiya.
"Plus you guys are nothing without us," bragged Yaten.
"That's not the way I see it," said Amy.
"Yea, Sarena did just fine by herself," said Rei.
"Yea but you guys need our help," Taiki challenged.
"Not any more!" shouted Lita.
Soon everyone but Sarena was arguing.
Why me? thought Sarena.
"Sarena, need a lift?" asked a girl on a motorcycle. Everyone stopped and turned. They didn't know who it was because her helmet blocked their view. Who is that? They all though.
"Yea, thanks. Bye guys!"
Off went the motorcycle.
"Does anyone know who that was?" asked Mina.
Everyone shook their heads no.
Chapter 3
The New Girl
"Why didn't anyone wake me up!" cried Sarena as she ran out the door. "Bye Mom!" she called. Her dad was already at work and her brother was most likely at school. Luna, her cat, was probably catching mice.
A motorcycle roared in front of her. "You need a lift?" asked the driver. She had on a high school uniform, like what Sarena was wearing.
"Yea, thanks."
Sarena got on the motorcycle and it roared off. She hadn't seen the drivers face and had been skeptical of getting on in the first place but a little voice inside her head said it was ok. The bike was black with light pink flames on it. Finally they got to school.
"Thanks again, I'm never on time."
"Sure thing. You were running late so I thought I might be of some assistance," said the driver as she pulled off her helmet. Long black hair fell down to her elbows. She had brown eyes. "I'm Bonnie, nice to meet you. I'm the new student."
"I'm Sarena," she stuck her hand out so they could shake hands. Bonnie took it.
"I've got gym first period so see ya," she said as she started to walk away.
"Hey, so do I. I'll show you where to go."
"Thanks."
"You'll love my friends. There's Amy, Lita, and Mina. Amy's a genius, Lita's a great cook, and Mina's a great volleyball player."
"Are soccer tryouts today?" asked Bonnie as they walked past a bulletin board.
"You missed the girls, the boys tryouts are today, so are the track team tryouts."
"I'll tryout for both, I'm sure the coach won't mind if I tryout with the boys."
"No girl has ever made the boy's team, it's impossible!" cried Sarena.
"I'm sure I'll do just fine."
"We're here," announced Sarena.
"Ah, I see our new student is here with, Sarena! What are you doing on time?!" cried the coach in amazement.
"Um, excuse me coach but could I try out for the soccer team?" asked Bonnie.
"Sorry, girl's tryouts were yesterday."
"No, I mean with the boys."
"Well I guess if you think you're that good."
"Thanks."
"You two better go change, we're running today."
"Yes sir," said both girls as they saluted.
"Carry on."
"Come on Sarena. I want to race the boys!"
"Oh no, I hate racing."
"I'll give you some tips, k.
"Well ok. Let's go!" cried Sarena walking off toward the girls' locker room.
The coach just laughed. I never thought I'd see the day when Sarena wanted to race.
After the introductions and warm-ups were done the races began. Bonnie's tips really helped Sarena. She ended up getting third in the class for girls.
"All right class, settle down. Since we're a few minutes early finishing we'll start the boy's tryouts. Boys' line up, hurry now. Girls you can watch. You line up to Bonnie."
The boys snickered. As soon as the tryouts began, though, they stopped. Bonnie was very good. Better than everyone. All the girls started shouting and going crazy. Bonnie could play any position the coach wanted with ease. Soon the class period was over. The coach said to Bonnie, "I think we might've found our star player."
"But aren't only boys aloud to play?"
"No. See when this school started the soccer teams only boys made the teams because there were no girls good enough to play. We only pick the best players, which was usually the boys. Soon the school decided to have girl and boy teams. You are the best player I've seen in a long time. So with parental consent, you can join."
"Thanks, I'll have my mom give consent. Bye Coach!"
"See you tomorrow, Bonnie."
"Finally, school's over!" cried Sarena. The other girls laughed as they reached the deserted roof. "Hey, aren't the track tryouts starting soon? I want to root for Amara."
"Yeah, any second now," said Lita as they walked to the side of the building with the track on it.
"Look, there she is!" cried Mina.
"Go Amara! Go, go, go!" cried Amy. Everyone looked at the usually quiet girl. "Just giving moral support," she said blushing. Everyone started to cheer and Amara looked up and gave thumbs up. Sarena noticed the person beside her.
"That's Bonnie, the new girl I told you about. She wasn't kidding, she did want to tryout for the track team. She's very fast. I have gym with her and she beat everyone by a mile, but I don't know if she's as fast as Amara."
"Sarena, have you ever seen anyone as fast as Amara?" asked Mina.
"It must be impossible!" cried Lita.
"Actually it's about a." Amy said typing into her hand held computer "one in two-hundred chance."
Everyone turned to watch.
A flag was waved and the racers were off. Amara took a quick lead, followed by two boys and Bonnie a few feet behind. Amara took an even farther lead leaving everyone in the dust. Slowly but steadily Bonnie passed the two boys and started to gain on Amara. Amara strained to go faster and did. Bonnie was a few feet behind Amara and the finish line was a few yards ahead of Amara. Just at that moment Bonnie sprinted forward as well as Amara. They were neck in neck. It was going to be close! A flag was waved as both girls crossed the finish line. Amara leaned up against a tree to keep from falling down. Her legs were shaking from the race. Finally she gave in and sat down. Bonnie flopped down next to her. After a few minutes she sat up.
"Thanks, I've never meet anyone who could make me race that hard. I always win. I didn't know I could go that fast. I must've been a cheetah in a past life. You too. That was the best race this school has probably ever seen. The season hasn't even officially started," Bonnie stuck her hand out. "My name's Bonnie."
Amara stuck out her hand and shuck Bonnie's. "Amara. Thanks, I've never meet anyone who could keep up with me either."
A young girl with sea green hair walked up to Amara and Bonnie with the coach fallowing behind. The young girl handed a water bottle to Amara and Bonnie grabbed hers.
"You two girls just set the school record! It's amazing! A whole mile in just under five minutes! Congratulations! You both make the team. Bonnie, you also made the soccer team with ease. Good job. Practices start tomorrow, ok? All I need is for your mom to sign this," he said handing a paper to Bonnie.
"Just fine Coach. See ya tomorrow, bright and early," she replied taking the paper. "Bye Amara, bye Michelle!" she waved as she ran toward the parking lot.
"How did she know my name?" wondered Michelle.
"Oh come on, you're famous," said a few voices at the same time. The coach had long since walked away. The two girls turned around and saw eight people staring at them.
"Seiya, Yaten, Taiki, What are you doing here?!" everyone cried.
"There is a new evil coming. Princess Kakyu sent us to protect you girls" said Seiya.
"Plus you guys are nothing without us," bragged Yaten.
"That's not the way I see it," said Amy.
"Yea, Sarena did just fine by herself," said Rei.
"Yea but you guys need our help," Taiki challenged.
"Not any more!" shouted Lita.
Soon everyone but Sarena was arguing.
Why me? thought Sarena.
"Sarena, need a lift?" asked a girl on a motorcycle. Everyone stopped and turned. They didn't know who it was because her helmet blocked their view. Who is that? They all though.
"Yea, thanks. Bye guys!"
Off went the motorcycle.
"Does anyone know who that was?" asked Mina.
Everyone shook their heads no.