Alchemy: Hey guys! Here's Chapter three! Thank you to all of you reviewers out there! I'm sorry this is 2 days late. I had a tight schedule yesterday and the days before that.

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Alchemy: Wow. Those were a lot of reviews. I'm tired now. Night.

Sun: You can't go to sleep now!

Alchemy: What! Why not?

Sun: You have to write the story.

Alchemy: Damn. I thought you forgot about that.

Random guy from the street: These two writers do not own anything but Maaya, oh yeah,

they own this plot too.

Alchemy: What do you mean by oh yeah?

Random guy: Nothing!

Sun: And on with the chapter!

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"Whoa."

"Whoa is right."

"Mokona loves it!"

"How'd you get here so fast!"

"Mokona's 108 secret techniques!"

"And the other 107?" Maaya asked anxiously.

"That's a secret!" Mokona sing-songed.

"Hey! Get out of my hair!"

The other 8 students gaped in awe at the size of the room, discluding Sakura, who, despite the long nap in the Hospital Wing, was already tired.

"This is almost as big as the Gryffindor Common Room!" James exclaimed. Sirius grinned ear-to-ear.

"Imagine all the schemes we could pull with space like this!" he crowed.

Maaya and Lily blanched simultaneously.

"Uh-uh!" they shouted in unison.

"I will not let you sabatoge the school-"

"You'll just pull me into trouble again-"

"Using other people's possessions for your own-"

"If you even think I'll follow your stupid-"

"Shut UP!" Sirius shouted. The two girls stopped, but not before rolling their eyes in disgust.

"I still think that hat-blowing trick was rather-"

"Please cool it, Evans," James said, some exasperation showing through his normally collectedn demeanor towards her. She seemed kind of taken aback, as did Sirius, to some extent.

"Well, we all get one room," Fai said, breaking the quiet cheerfully.

"Thank goodness," Kurogane grumbled. Everyone else chose to ignore this.

"How about Sakura, Kurogane, Fai, and then Syaoran for room order," Maaya quipped. Everyone stared at her as though she was crazy.


The Adventures of The Fellowship Through Time

McGonagall paced the room several more times, halted, paced, attempted to count the number of times she had paced the room, then gave up and swung the door open to find none other than-

"Ah! Albus. I was just meaning to talk to you."

"And the very same here, Minerva," he said cheerily. She conjured a chair for him, and with a word of thanks, he sat down.

"Albus, do you really think what you're doing is right!" She exclaimed. "Taking a whole group of strangers- letting them reside in the school under the alibi of four exchange students, no less. I mean, I see nothing wrong with them, and they seem trustworthy enough, but I still don't see what made you welcome them so quickly."

She took in a breath.

"And their mission seems whimsical, if not completely unbelievable. Extremely unreasonable. Even with the magic in our world, I cannot imagine one's memories from past to present swept away without so much as a single incantation, then to have one's supposed childhood friend find them for her(are memories even able to be referred to in such a matter? As if they were actual, solid objects), although she will never remember him-"

"Minerva?"

"And then to have Yuuko Ichihara, THE legendary Yuuko Ichihara, famous among all wizards of renown and respect, really send them across dimensions with the power of a, a stuffed ANIMAL-"

"Minerva?"

"And then to find them on our doorstep, telling us these things and potentially endangering our school, even if it was not intentional- think of all the mess this could- already IS, creating-"

"Minerva?"

"Yes!"

"You're rambling." The Headmaster straightened up. "And to each question there is an answer."

"Years ago, I was traveling around England when I bumped into a very interesting person. And this person happens to be Yuuko.

"Of course, we held a very intriguing conversation, and through it, she purposely "let slip" a piece of information: that someday, an event would occur that would change the Wizarding World as we know it.
"That event, of course, is Lord Voldemort."

Professor McGonagall made the smallest of flinches, nodding for Dumbledore to continue.

"I asked her what I could do to aid the Wizarding World so that we could overcome this obstacle. And she said to me, "Dumbledore-san, the will to fight evil and do what is right is good enough. However, if you want to do the right thing, I just may be able to help you." And she did. She told me of an event that would occur soon after that, but would affect worlds outside of mine. But she said to me, that our Wizarding problems, and this outside occurrence, would cross paths someday.

"I asked her how this was to help me in my task. She said that when the people who bore this problem ventured across our dimension, I was to take them in. And she said that if helping my world, our world, was my wish, then she could grant it, and that would be my price, in exchange. "

"But you did not mention what it was exactly that she gave you if you were to have your wish granted."

"She did not tell me what it was precisely."

The younger Professor gasped. "But how could you possibly accept a deal where you don't know what comes out of it for you!"

Dumbledore smiled, a peaceful, genuine one.

"She gave only two clues as to what I would receive. One, that it would come when this mysterious party arrives, and two, that it would prove to be very important to me, and vital to the outcome of this situation."

Five minutes passed in silence, before the wizard spoke again, shaking Professor McGonagall from her thoughts.

"I really believe I should be going now, as it is late."

"Indeed, Albus, but strangely enough, the more I ponder this, it seems like pure coincidence that you just happened to meet Yuuko-how many years was it?"

"Thirty-five-"

"-years ago, and that she would just happen to be able to help you. Pure coincidence, I'd say."

"There is no such thing as coincidence. There is, however, Hitsuzen."

"Pardon me?"

"Hitsuzen. A naturally fore-ordained event, one in which all other outcomes are impossible, and that one difference in the casualities leading to it would necessarily create a different result." He shrugged. "Or something similar to what she told me."

"So essentially..."

"So essentially, my meeting her was not simply by chance, but by something similar to my own will."

A pause, then...

"I bid you good night, Albus."

"And the same to you."

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Alchemy: Whew! That took forever to type.

Sun: Yeah, and it's really short.

Alchemy: It is? Oh, yeah, you're right. It is pretty short.

Sun: We just have to make it longer next time.

Alchemy: Right!

Sun and Alchemy: Read and Review please!