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Lunar Protector

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Anywayz back to the story, seeing as how ur probably not reading this anywayz!

"SAKURA!" Touya bellowed, "Hurry up I don't have time for you to decide which shoes match your daggers!"

"Oh please," came the voice from upstairs. "Like I actually do that!"

"Just hurry up!"

"I'm coming, geez someone sure got a vamp stuck up their—"

"SAKURA!"

"Alright alright! I'm coming!" she stated, and instead of going down the stairs like a normal person, she slid down the banister and at the end did a front flip off of it, landing with a regal like pose. "Save it for the vamps." Touya stated annoyed.

He didn't even notice what Sakura was wearing. She had on a spaghetti string strap black shirt, barely covering her stomach, and over that a black leather jacket, and low rise tight black leather pants, with gold chains hanging around the waist, and instead of the normal combat boots, she wore instead, high healed black knee high boots. (a/n and in case u haven't noticed I really like black, but then who doesn't?)

Sakura looked at her brother warily. This must be a really important vampire for him to completely disregard or not even notice what she was wearing. She shrugged. Oh well…she was not going to complain.

She followed her brother into the dark, out to another hunt.

After a while they stopped, they were just reaching Penguin Park, when they sensed a very powerful aura. Strange, strong vampires usually mask their aura, seeing as how they were the only ones who could do it. Suddenly three vamps dropped from a nearby tree. Sakura grabbed her crossbow and sent an ash-wood arrow sailing straight into one's heart.

She looked behind her and saw her brother fighting off the other two; she grabbed her silver knife and sent it flying into the one that held her brother down. Touya took out the other one.

Sakura walked up to the vampire that she had struck down, and took out the knife that she had planted oh so nicely into his back. After she removed it the vampire's body turned to ash. The same happened to the others as well.

She wiped her knife off on her pants, "Well that was easy. A little too easy if you ask me."

"Tell me about it. Its too quiet. I can't sense anything, can you?"

Sakura tried broadening her senses as her mother had taught her but could feel nothing. Wait. No not nothing. There was a hint of one right behind her. She turned around only to come face to face with a vampire, who had apparently found its next victim. Touya. "Touya look out!" Sakura cried. Touya pivoted around and saw the vampire running towards him, fangs outstretched. Touya narrowly escaped.

Sakura put another arrow into her crossbow and sent it soaring towards the vampire. Before it could hit its mark however, the vampire turned around and grabbed it, looked at it strangely then threw it aside. "Ash. Very strong against vampires," a cold voice began, "But first you have to hit them!" He sent an energy pulse straight at Sakura, who held her ground and shielded herself as best she could.

But her best wasn't enough. The energy pulse sent her flying, slamming her back right into a tree. She slid down, unconscious. The vampire turned around, his white hair flowing in the wind. His black robes hardly differed from the night sky. "Yue." Touya stated knowingly.

"Ah the legendary Kinomoto Touya, and his very famous little sister Sakura. Of course we both know who and what she is." He stated suggestively, fingering the ash-arrow that had been shot at him.

"I won't let you hurt her Yue." Touya threatened, sword at the ready.

Yue merely laughed, a very cold laugh that sent chills seething through Touya. "Oh don't worry little Touya, I'm not going to kill her…yet. I'm merely stating the obvious."

Touya scoffed, "Yeah and what's that?"

"Simple. I am stronger and you can never defeat me."

Touya shook his head. "What's the real reason you and your prince came to Tomoeda Yue? You obviously have something else on your mind other than playing with me, and my sister. What is it?"

Yue feigned being insulted. "And what makes you think that I would tell you Touya?"

"Whatever it is, Yue I swear to you I will stop you. On my mother's grave I swear I will stop you!" Touya was very angry now. He'd killed his mother, as if that wasn't enough, but he had had the gall to come back and toy with him and his sister. He was going to pay.

"Ah yes, your mother, I remember her quite well. Quite a fight she put up. But in the end it was futile, just like yours will be." Yue laughed coldlyand took off using his enhanced speed. Touya knew it was useless going after him.

"One day Yue, one day."

"Onii-chan?" Sakura asked groggily.

"Sakura?" Touya finally remembered his little sister. He rushed to her side and helped her up. He could tell that her head was bleeding.

Sakura was fingering the back of her head lightly, looking slightly ticked, "Ok that is the last time that some stupid vampire ruins this beautiful head of mine! I will personally rip out the insides of the next one who does it!"

Touya backed up a little letting his little kaijuu have her space. He did not want to test her right now. He knew she'd be fine. Her pride was hurt worse than her head.

Suddenly it donned on him what she was wearing. He whipped around and stared at her. "SAKURA! What the heck do you think you're wearing!"

Sakura rolled her eyes, "You are as hopeless as you are dense Touya." she stood up, stretched out her back then passed him pausing only to say, "What are you waiting for hit the road jack."

When Touya suggested that they go back, Sakura gave him a warning look that seemed to say, 'Don't you dare finish that sentence.'

Touya sighed, and they each went their separate ways, promising to meet back at the park at midnight.

Yue returned home, seething. Syaoran tried to stay out of his way as best he could, but even if they did live in a mansion it was no use. He had been called into the Master's office. He wasn't worried really, but he was a bit ashamed. He had not been permitted to go out tonight. When Yue had mentioned something about hunters, he had stormed off. So what if there were hunters? Weren't there always? Besides they were too stupid to even realize what he was.

Syaoran sighed wearily and made his way to The Master's office, which according to Yue, would someday belong to him. He knocked on the door, and after a "Come in." came from within. He stepped inside.

Yue turned around, fingering an ash-wood arrow absentmindedly. Syaoran gasped when he saw a gash on the right side of his face. Yue saw where his gaze was directed and smiled. "A little huntress decided to get to know me a bit better."

Syaoran stood wide-eyed. No one had ever not since the time of Kaiya, the first Kinomoto Hunter, had anyone scathed Yue. "Is she dead?" Syaoran found himself asking.

"No." stated Yue as if it held no importance. "Sit." He then demanded.

Syaoran did as he was bade, his black leather trench coat squeaking against the fabric. (a/n I know what you're thinking 'here we go again', but its not what you think I swear!) His white tee shirt (a/n see what'd I tell ya?) was soaked with sweat from where he had been training. Yue paid it no mind.

"Syaoran do you know the legend of the Seeker of Light?" Yue asked as if it were the most natural question in the world.

"Of course Master, every vampire knows the Legend." Said Syaoran questioningly.

Yue smiled. "Well there is a part that you don't know."

"And what's that?" Syaoran asked cautiously.

"As you well know, when we vampires first appeared 2,000 years ago, we basically threw the known world into chaos, and so fate to balance it out, created the Hunter race.

"The first Hunter, of course, was Kaiya Kinomoto, also known as the Seeker of Light. A woman of tantalizing beauty, and unbeatable power, or so everyone assumed."

He smiled to himself then continued. "Kaiya, so wrapped up in saving the world, shehadn't seen me coming. I, the first of all vampires, stood against her in battle. And while she did put up a good fight, in the end it was inevitable. I defeated and killed her."

While Syaoran had no idea where this was going, for he had heard all this before, wanted to say something. He held himself back, knowing that questioning his Master was not something for any vampire to do, even if he was the Prince of Darkness.

"You're probably wondering why I'm telling you all of this, when you've obviously already heard it." Yue said smiling, "But that's where we are now. You see Syaoran, on her dying breath, Kaiya invoked the last of her power and swore to me that she would return one day reincarnated. She also swore that when she did she would destroy me, and anyone who followed me."

Syaoran's eyes widened. "What! That's impossible! It's never been done before, I thought it was impossible!"

"For anyone but Kaiya, it would be." Yue stated as if reminiscing something, but then seemed to snap out of it. "And that would lead me to the here and now."

"And what would that be Master Yue?"

"The Seeker of Light, has returned, and is living here, in Tomoeda."

Syaoran, too stunned for words, merely blinked. After gaining his composure he asked, "How have you found this out Master?"

"Well let's just say that I have my sources." Stated Yue as if it explained everything.

"That's why you didn't want me to go out tonight. Because she's out there."

Yue nodded. "Yes, Syaoran, I also wanted to test her abilities." He touched the gash on his cheek, "And it appears as though she is a lot stronger than I had originally given her credit for."

Syaoran nodded still trying to absorb all this. "Syaoran," Syaoran looked up at his Master, "I'm ordering you to stay inside the mansion at all times. Do you understand me?"

Syaoran nodded obediently, "I do master."

But deep inside Syaoran had no intention of keeping his promise. He still had a visit to pay to a certain emerald-eyed young girl.

Ahem, so now that I finally finished this chap, ugh my hands are getting cramped from all this typing. And no I'm not just talking about what I just typed here. I just finished writing a 16 page paper on a book for school! I hate summer projects…I mean seriously isn't it the whole point of summer break to have a BREAK! I mean come on! We spend 2/3 of the year in school! Oy anywayz unless you've just written a 16 page paper, you had better review, otherwise you have no excuse! So PUSH THE DARN BUTTON!

-o and by the way, im gonna start working on my other story, cuz its been a while since ive updated it. But I should have the next chapter up by Monday! Tschuss!