At the palace of the moon kingdom, Koreyoshi was arriving at the palace with his pack of Onis behind him.
During the years I warned my sister
That low-class husbands will put an end to her
Peasants never make accomplishments in the land
For all of them should be banned
I'm cutting the trees
Gone they must be
I'm cutting the trees
The poor are never ever free
gardening and weeding
Makes my eyes bleeding
Carpentry and sewing
Make me feel a groaning
I'm Cutting the Trees
Making peasants on their knees
I'm cutting the trees
and make a new moon breeze
XxoxX
In the palace halls, he met a Japanese royal couple with moon patterns on their robes. The woman was dancing like a geisha, and the man was playing the shamisen. The woman looked to see Lord Koreyoshi and said, "Brother."
"Queen Tsukimi," replied Koreyoshi as he glared at the man. "King Hayao."
"How was Earth?" asked Tsukimi.
"Brilliant," answered Koreyoshi. "I found your daughter, but she was attacked by dogs unfortunately."
"You mean..." cried Tsukimi "...she's gone?!"
"I'm afraid so," Koreyoshi lied.
In the village of the Moon Kingdom, Miyako, Niku, Nakauji, and Riyo were looking at the villagers celebrating. "You got to let them know who you are, Miyako," Niku said.
"Right," Miyako replied as she started playing her instruments.
Behind her new kimono, her kitsune tails played the taiko, the kuto, and the kugo. The villagers began to hear Miyako's beautiful music. They saw her birthmark and realized something. "It's her!" shouted a peasant. "It's Princess Miyako!"
In the palace, Koreyoshi was about to place the poison in his brother-in-law's drink when a guard came in. "Your Highnesses! Lord Koreyoshi!" he shouted. "Princess Miyako has returned!" The king and queen were both thrilled because their daughter was alive.
"Impossible," Lord Koreyoshi growled. "She's suppose to be in the prison."
Queen Tsukimi suspected that something was wrong. "Koreyoshi," she demanded, "what is the meaning of this?"
Lord Koreyoshi realized his sister was catching on. "I told you a million times not to marry a peasant," snapped Koreyoshi, "but Mom and Dad accepted that you were 'in love' with this peasant."
"Hey!" shouted King Hayao. "I had to get coins for food!"
"Well, no peasent is going to have any half-poor brats!" shouted Lord Koreyoshi as he got out a katana.
Before he had a chance to kill King Hayao, a kitsune tail blocked him. "You shouldn't have kidnapped me," growled Miyako.
As Miyako was fighting off her evil uncle, Niku, Riyo, and Nakauji came to the king and queen's aid, "Future daughter-in-law here," Niku answered as she helped up Queen Tsukimi. "Prince Nakauji is my Brother."
Lord Koreyoshi had his onis for backup. Miyako may've been raised by Earth peasants, but was a princess at heart. She had two families who loved her no matter what life brought. At once she played all of her instruments, making her more powerful. "You are an out-of-tune rat!" she shouted.
Just like that, Miyako's magic turned Koreyoshi into a rat. Riyo came up to rat Koreyoshi, tossed him out the window, and moon cats ate him.
Miyako soothed down and stopped playing the instruments. Everyone else came up to see if Miyako was alright. Tsukimi came up to her long lost daughter, grateful that she was alive. "I should've known my brother was prejudiced against poor people."
"Mother," smiled Miyako, "it doesn't matter if I'm poor or not. I have love."
Hayao came up and hugged Miyako. "Look at you," he smiled. "You saved our family and regained your princess title."
After Miyako hugged her parents, she walked up to Nakauji. "I almost forgot one thing," she said as she kissed her fiancé.
Niku clapped, knowing that Miyako was going to be her sister-in-law. Riyo wiped tears of joy.