Hello! This is my third story so please go easy on me. I haven't been doing this for a long time. As you recalled in the summary (if you read it) this is a crossover between three things (that's a lot): The anime series, Cardcaptor Sakura, the anime series, Tsubasa Chronicle (not so much of it though) and the game called Super Mario Sunshine. If you don't know anything about one of the three topics, I suggest you do some research. I don't know what made me think of this though but I know that I really wanted to do this story for a long time. Also, I made up some characters, Amor and Bert. Amor is derived from the word Amore, meaning love. Bert was just a common name I thought of. So please, enjoy this story, and if I feel confident enough, I'll write more scenes!

I don't own Cardcaptor Sakura (CC), Tsubasa Chronicle (TC) or Super Mario Sunshine (SMS)

CARDCAPTOR CHRONICLE: SUNSHINE ADVENTURE

EPISODE ONE: INTRODUCTION

It was a beautiful day. Songbirds were singing, leaves were dancing in the wind, the water trickled in a nearby stream. Two brothers, aged seventeen, were preparing for another dreadful day of school.

"Stupid idiot," he mumbled to himself. "You forgot to set the alarm clock again. Also, you forgot to finish your homework; why can't you do anything right!"

"Because you're an idiot, Amor," his brother, Bert, said.

"Did you hear what I said?"

"Duh. How could I not hear you? You were mumbling very loudly that you forgot to set your alarm clock, and finish your homework."

"Can't I have a normal conversation with myself?"

"No."

"Why don't you just point out what's wrong with me right now," Amor said in a sarcastic tone.

"So many flaws. Let's see. You're anti-social. You suck at math. You can't get any work done. You can't cook anything…"

"Ever heard of sarcasm?"

"No. But I heard that you use it every time."

"Aren't you getting ready for school?"

"Don't need to. I have co-op."

"Co-op?"

"You've forgotten already. Co-operative education. I'm working an apprenticeship program. I'm working to become a child-youth worker. I'm going to my placement later."

"You! Work with children? Ha! Any idiot can work with children…"

"Yes, but can any idiot understand how they feel? See what they see? Understand their life?"

"……you don't have to get philosophical on me…"

"Can any idiot also see how late you are?"

"See, this is why I don't talk to you." He made his way to the door. "For your sake, we better not meet up again."

"I'll be here when you get home."

"……I was quoting a line from The Matrix."

"I know."

"Can't you let me win at least once in these mind games?"

"No."

"Why not?"

"Because it's fun to point out your stupidity."

"Gah! I'm leaving now!" Amor slammed the door.

Bert chuckled to himself. "So much potential, yet very dull-witted…"

Amor started to run for the bus but was too late to catch it.

"Why me! Why all the time, me!"

Amor started to walk all the way to school. On the way, he began to have a philosophical talk with himself.

"Why does my life suck so much?"

Just as he was walking, he noticed something on the ground. It was a card. A card that had the sun and the moon on the back cover.

"Hmmm? What's this?" Amor picked up the card. "It looks like a card…" The card was blank. It had no front side to it. "What use is a card with no cover?"

"Hey, Amor!"

"What?"

It was Bert. He was carrying a lunch bag. "You forgot this."

"Thanks."

"What's that?"

"A card."

"A card?"

Just then, the card began to glow. Then, all of the sudden, a green flash froze everything in sight. Nothing was moving. The only things that were moving were Amor and Bert.

"What just happened?" Amor asked.

"Suspended animation," Bert replied.

"What?"

"You know, when nothing is moving. Let me see that card."

"Here."

Bert looked over the card. "Well, what do you know…"

"What?"

"It looks like a Clow Card."

"Clow what?"

"Clow Card. Haven't you seen Cardcaptor Sakura?"

"What, in the blue hell, is that?"

"An anime show."

"Ani what?"

"Anime. The Japanese contraction and pronunciation of the English word animation."

"I'm not a dictionary you know."

"This card must have the same effects, the TIME card has."

"TIME card? You mean, a decal card that controls time?"

The card began to glow brightly again.

"What now?" Amor asked.

"It seems to be a teleportation process," Bert replied.

The card began to bright until the two were inside a room. A really big room.

"Uh oh," a voice said. "I really screwed up this time."

"Who's that?" Amor asked.

The man was dressed up in a white rob, wearing big glasses.

"Amor, meet Julian Star," Bert said.

Please, your comments are greatly appriciated. Please R&R this scene and tell me what you think about this story so far.