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Disclaimer: I do not own Sailor Moon or Naruto.
Summary: When two dimensions converge, strange things can, and will, happen. Takes place after Sailor Moon Stars (on the SM side), except making it so that all the senshi survive, and during the Find Sasuke arc for Naruto.
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Prologue
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The meadows of Konoha were bright. It had just rained, and the blades of grass glistened with the raindrops. Overhead, the sun beat down on the fields.
In the entire expanse, there was only one human being, a kunoichi, or female ninja. She wore a red kimono with white designs, as well as black leggings. Her pink hair was cut short, and her green eyes glistened with tears. It had been three days since she had seen Naruto off, and he still had not returned. Also, her crush, Sasuke, had ran away from the village.
"Still moping around, Sakura?" came a sudden voice, the voice of her jounin sensei, Hatake Kakashi. He had white, spiked hair, and wore his forehead protector over his right eye. The man's uniform was quite normal for jounins, a black flak jacket, a green shirt, and black pants.
"Yes, Kakashi-sensei. What can one expect?" Sakura replied.
Kakashi sighed dejectedly, before saying, "Sakura, you really shouldn't do this. You'll fall behind." Then he jumped off into the distance.
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In Tokyo, Japan, the situation was much the same. It was a clear day, after a rain. The streets were slick with rain, and so were the buildings. One person in particular was having a bad day.
Tsukino Usagi, also known as Sailor Moon, was that one person. She had, only a few weeks ago, seen her friends get killed by Sailor Galaxia. Then, she managed to bring them back with the Ginzuishou, nearly killing herself in the process. Unfortunately, while the other Sailor Senshi retained their memories, her boyfriend, Chiba Mamoru, had not. Not only that, but it seemed that he hated her now.
Her blonde hair, tied in her usual odangos, was slightly frazzled after three weeks of neglect. Her eyes, which usually shone in happiness, seemed glazed and sad, as well as tired. She had spent the last three nights laying awake, trying to figure out what to do next.
Suddenly, there was a loud bang, and the sky turned crimson. What looked like a portal appeared in one. Out of that portal fell Haruno Sakura.
Immediately, Usagi ran to catch the falling girl. When the pink-haired girl landed in the blonde's arms, both fell to the ground. Both got up, Usagi rubbing numerous scratches and bruises, and Sakura merely staring at the blonde-haired girl.
"Who are you? And where am I?" Sakura asked, her voice hardened by the days that had passed, the numerous battles she had seen.
"My name is Tsukino Usagi. And yours?" Usagi said.
"My name is Haruno Sakura."
"Well, Sakura, you are in Tokyo. I don't know how you got here, though."
"Tokyo? Is this a Hidden Village? Or is this just an ordinary village?" the pink-haired girl asked, her voice trembling with fear.
"Hidden Village? No, it's a city." Usagi replied, shocked at the fear in the girl's voice. "She probably was never in a city before." She realized, shocked.
"Well, I can't get back to Konoha, and I can't stay here if no one knows me…" Sakura mumbled, although not as quiet as she would've liked. In her world, in the profession she had chosen for herself, quiet was a necessity.
"Where's Konoha, Sakura?" Usagi asked, causing the pink-haired girl to swear under her breath. This caused another gesture of confusion from the blonde-haired girl.
"Do you promise not to laugh, Usagi?" Sakura asked coldly, her voice like the vapor of dry ice. It shocked Usagi, despite the horrors that she herself had seen. This, of course, might have been because of Sakura's age. The girl seemed no older than twelve!
"I promise."
"I have a feeling that I ended up here through some hole in the dimensional fabric, perhaps caused by an extra-powerful jutsu on one end. Yes, I think that I'm in a world different than my own, which does not contain 'Tokyo'. In the world I come from, there are nine countries. Each is ruled by a daimyo, and the Hidden Villages are the military branch of the countries.. I come from the Fire Country, and I am a kunoichi from Konohagakure." Sakura said. "A few days ago, my teammates left. One became a traitor, and the other went to get him back." This talk caused tears to well up in Sakura's eyes. It was almost as though all the pain she had been holding since her arrival in Tokyo had suddenly exploded.
"I think you may be right, Sakura. In the mean time, I have to decide what to do. I'll see if you can stay at my place." Usagi replied.
"Very well. I can help you get there, if you show me how." Sakura said.
"How can you help?" Usagi asked, confusion in her voice.
"I am a kunoichi. While I'm the weakest in my team, and possibly in the village, I know how to jump from place to place, and can even carry people." Sakura replied, a slight edge of anger apparent in her voice. She was angry that Usagi hadn't considered that, though she realized that Usagi couldn't know her abilities, having just met.
"Very well, Saku-chan. Is that an okay nickname?" Usagi asked.
"Hmm… Okay." Sakura said, holding out her hand in a gesture of friendship.
"But first, I want you to meet my friends. Wait one second, okay, Saku-chan?" Usagi said.
"Roger." Sakura replied, nodding. She immediately entered a combat stance, pulling a kunai out of her pocket, and began focusing her chakra so that she could better sense any threats.
"Saku-chan, put that knife away. You'll be put in jail." Usagi replied, and Sakura sheathed her kunai, although she kept her stance. "Ami-chan, get everyone and come to Rei-chan's place. I just met someone."
"I'll do that." Ami replied through the communicator, somewhat coldly. She and Usagi had had a fight over something, though neither remembered what it had been.
"Okay, then, Saku-chan, my friends are expecting us at Hikawa Shrine." Usagi said, and then realized that Sakura didn't know where it was.
"Okay, Usa-chan… Is it all right if I call you that?" Sakura asked.
"Sure thing, Saku-chan."
"Okay, then, grab onto my shoulders." Sakura said, and, when Usagi had complied, the kunoichi jumped up, landing on the roof of a building.
"Head south until I tell you to stop."
Immediately, Sakura began jumping from rooftop to rooftop, the speed and wind causing both girls' hair to blow back and wave.
"It seems strange to not have enemy shinobi coming after me, yet moving top speed…" Sakura said, drifting off. She was lost in her memories.
After a few minutes, Usagi said "there it is" and Sakura jumped down to the ground, landing on a cobblestone pathway. They had arrived at the Hikawa Shrine.
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A/N: What do you think? Should I continue?