The earthquake was quite sudden and a building had collapsed due to it, a building full of people. Already, rescue workers were on the job searching for survivors within the rubble. One such rescue worker had long red and braided hair, wore green goggles over his eyes and dressed in a black jumpsuit with red gloves and boots. Around his waist was a belt buckle with the letters 'SBC' stamped on the surface.

One rescue worker, a supervisor or a superior of some kind was looking over the damage. One earthquake hit so suddenly and only knocked down one building. In some cases that would be called a miracle. However, in recent times, that kind of event was becoming more and more suspicious. Earthquakes just don't appear and suddenly end when only one building was knocked down. Not figuratively speaking either. The earthquake had suddenly ended when the specific building, one with numerous people inside of it, had collapsed. If one was to believe such things, they could have called it a field test.

"Hasuma-san, Sir!" one rescue worker said. "There are a lot more survivors deep inside the rubble. We're rescued most of them but it's so deep inside that our equipment can dig its way through."

"I understand," Hasuma nodded. "Looks like I have to do this." He reached to his wrist watch and slid open a compartment to reveal a set of three buttons.

Shampoo had been looking for Ranma in order to kill her. She needed to avenge her loss to the outsider girl or else she could not return to the village. She remembered the stinging defeat. She had just won the village championship and when she went to claim her prize, everyone discovered a foreign girl and her pet panda scarfing down everything they could get their hands on. In her fury, Shampoo had confronted the girl and the redhead challenged her for the food. Feeling confident in her skills, Shampoo accepted…and went down in one kick. Granted, it was a well placed, timed, and executed kick that left her no room for defence or retaliation. However, Shampoo's pride was stung from the blow and so she executed the Kiss of Death on the girl. Her honour was at stake and she had to kill the outsider girl or face extreme punishment. However, she had gotten caught in an earthquake and the building she had been camping out on top of collapsed under her before she could get away in time. It was humiliating. She was going to die without her honour restored. No doubt everyone in the village would say she either ran away or quit. She had heard about the disasters like this from some of the rare outsiders who came to the village. It sometimes took months to dig out all of the bodies and Shampoo had smuggled her way into the country so no one would know who she was or where her home was. Dying as a nameless illegal immigrant. How shameful. The place she was trapped in was cramped and she was losing oxygen. Her left arm and right leg were broken. How considerate of Fate to craft her a tomb before she died.

And then she heard a comforting voice. "I see you. Don't worry. I'm here to help."

Was she hallucinating? She felt the rocks shift as someone was reaching towards her. She could barely see who it was. He looked to be clad in red but it was dark so she could not focus.

"Now, just relax," the gentle voice said. "You've broken some of your bones so just relax while I get you out of here."

Shampoo slowly drifted into unconsciousness.

The purple-haired Chinese Amazon woke up and found herself in a strange place. Also, she was not in her clothes. Rather, she was in a white robe. She had an IV in her right arm and her left arm and right leg were in casts, the latter suspended by a sling. She had bandages all over her body. It had taken a couple of moments to remember, but she recalled that outsiders called this place a hospital. It was sort of like the village healers' huts only much bigger to house more people. That made sense since the cities were much larger places.

"Oh, so you're awake," Shampoo heard and looked to see a man enter. He had red hair, nearly the color of blood, with green goggles on his forehead. He was dressed in a black jacket over a red shirt and black pants with red shoes. "I'm glad."

"Where…is this?" Shampoo asked in her broken Japanese.

"Oh, you're in the hospital. You should count yourself lucky. You managed to survive after being buried alive for so long," he said. "It's a good thing I found you. You lost a lot of blood too."

"You…save Shampoo?" she asked.

"Shampoo? That's your name, huh? Well, I'm Leo Hasuma." He pulled a chair out and sat down. "Are you feeling better?"

"Shampoo…has to leave," she groaned, trying to sit up.

"Hey, you shouldn't move. You're still hurt," he said gently.

She glared at him but she couldn't stay angry at him for some reason as he smiled gently at her. He did save her, after all, and there was a tribal law regarding a male who'd saved the life of a female Amazon warrior.

"Come…here…" Shampoo beckoned. "Closer…" Leo leaned in and Shampoo pulled his head down with her right hand, pressing their lips together. His eyes went wide and she let him go. He recoiled in shock.

"Wha-wha-what was that!" Leo had heard of people being grateful at being saved, but he'd never been kissed like that!

"Wo ai ni, Airen," she said.

Leo knew Chinese and his eyes bugged out of his skull. He then fainted after hearing that, the shock of the kiss and confession overwhelming him.

"Hey, kid! Kid, wake up!"

Leo slowly awoke. He groaned a bit from the headache. His head had hit the floor quite hard. Looking around, he discovered that he was in a different hospital room. Rubbing his head, he remembered being in the room with the Chinese girl before she…kissed him. After that, everything was blank. "What happened?" He focused his eyes on the person speaking to him. "Takada-sempai?" They were in the waiting room of the hospital.

Takada was a couple of years older than Leo, with spiked up brown hair and two strands of it sticking out from the hairline to hang in front of his face. He was dressed in a denim jacket over a white t-shirt with blue jeans and brown leather boots. He was standing over Leo who was in a chair. "Glad to see you back in the world of the living, kid."

Leo asked again, "What happened?"

"Well, I found you lying on the floor in the room of that Chinese chick," said Takada. "So maybe you could shed a little light on just what happened in there. You're usually a pretty solid guy in the nerves department. You don't always faint."

"She...did something," Leo answered, his cheeks burning.

"Oh?" Takada responded.

'I can't tell him she stole my first kiss,' thought Leo. Takada was your stereotypical party boy who was also a hit with the ladies. More than once he had tried to set Leo up on dates in the past. Hearing about what the Chinese girl did would just make him start on one of his cheers again. 'But if I don't say anything he'll just make a big deal out of it. Might as well fess up.' Leo confessed, "She stole my first kiss." Takada, as expected, whooped.

"That's great, kid! She's a hottie too! You should totally take her out on a date once she recovers!" Takada encouraged. At long last, the new guy finally discovered women. After all of the dates he set up and disappointed girls who just couldn't seem to get anywhere with the guy, someone finally managed to get through to the clueless lug that girls are more than just opposites of boys in terms of gender.

"You really shouldn't encourage him, Operative Takada," a cold voice spoke. Takada and Leo looked to see who it was. He wore a purple turtleneck shirt with a black coat over it and black pants and shoes. He had pale skin and wore dark square-rimmed glasses over his eyes. His hair was pitch black. He didn't smile, "And this is a hospital. Please, don't make any noise."

"Hai, taichou," Takada and Leo saluted.

"Now, all the survivors have been identified and their families have been contacted. There were deaths, however," reported Ichijyo Amakusa, their captain. Leo frowned when he heard the news.

"Was the cause of the earthquake identified?" Leo asked.

"Yes," nodded Ichijyo. "There was a device located under the base of the building that was designed to cause tremors. However, we don't know who made it."

"Must be the same bastards who caused those other disasters," stated Takada.

"We're still running an investigation, Operative Takada," said Ichijyo. "Now, Operative Hasuma, do you have anything to report on the unidentified girl you found?"

"Well, her name is Shampoo," said Leo.

"Shampoo?" Ichijyo repeated.

"She's named after a hair care product?" Takada blinked.

"Actually, I think that due to her accent being Chinese, the way her name is pronounced in our language sounds like 'shampoo'. I believe her name is really Xian Fu," said Leo.

"Alright, I'll run a search on this Xian Fu girl," said Ichijyo. "Oh, and Operative Hasuma..."

"Hai, taichou?" Leo responded.

"She's your responsibility now," Ichijyo said before leaving to go back to headquarters.

The C&C Corporation was a company known for constructing some of the greatest structures in the country. The odd thing was they always bought land which had been plagued by disaster. This was no coincidence, however.

C&C actually stood for Crisis and Chaos.

Everyone knew that C&C was an opportunistic organization. Everyone compared them to those ambulance chasing lawyers who wanted to profit off of human misery and pain. They looked all over the world for human conflict and disasters so they could get their hands on land cheap. While it was one of the more profitable companies in the world, admitting you worked for them was social suicide for a good portion of the planet. Of course, with the kind of money you could get paid by the company, you could just end up buying new friends anyway. Still, what most people didn't know was that rather than chasing disasters for profit, C&C studied on how to create them in order to create opportunities for profit.

The latest disaster involved a building that had recently collapsed due to a 'natural' disaster. An earthquake had suddenly hit, causing the whole thing to go down. The people who owned the building now had nothing so C&C would swoop in and buy the land for a lesser price due to the disaster. It was a profitable investment and bit by bit they would own the city. However, they had competition. Smart Brain was a rival company and also owned a portion of the city. Both companies fought for control, resulting in conflicts in and out of the world of business.

Leo returned to Shampoo's hospital room with a tray of food. "I'm sure she's hungry. She's been asleep for several days since I found her." It was hospital food and while not the most delicious substance in the world, it filled stomachs well. He knocked on the door and opened up. "Shampoo, I've brought-" He gasped as he dropped the tray. "What are you doing!" Shampoo was trying to stand but with that cast on her leg she was a bit unstable. She'd removed her IV and trying to walk but then toppled over. Quickly, Leo caught her before she hit the ground. He looked at her with worried eyes. "Shampoo, you'll aggravate your wounds."

"But Shampoo needs to go," she insisted. "Shampoo needs to…"

"Shampoo needs to rest," he interrupted. He put her back into bed gently. "I brought you food, but…" He frowned at the now ruined meal that was lying on the floor. "I better get that cleaned up." He turned to look at Shampoo. "Anyway…the doctor told me you'll need to keep those casts on for a few more weeks before you can take them off and you'll need to stay in the hospital for another week."

Shampoo gazed into Leo's green eyes. They were filled with gentleness. He was no warrior, that was for certain, but there was…there was something in his gaze that put her at ease.

"So, do you have any family here?" he asked. She shook her head. "So, what are you doing in Japan? It's a long way from home."

Back at SBC (Smart Brain Corporation), Takada was hanging out in the cafeteria with a young woman and another young man. The young woman had long black hair and sharp blue eyes. She was dressed in a black tank top with blue jeans and high heeled boots. The young man had short black hair and eyes and wearing a black turtleneck shirt with a blue blazer and matching slacks.

"Are you serious?" the woman, Kat, questioned after hearing Takada's tale.

Takada answered, "I kid you not, Kat. That cousin of yours scored himself a China doll!"

"That sounds interesting," the man, Tazuka, said. "So, what's her name?"

"Oh, here it's pronounced Shampoo but in her language it's pronounced Xian Fu. Taichou even put the kid in charge of her," said Takada.

"Oh, this I gotta see," snickered Kat. "That cousin of mine is hopeless with women!"

"Wait…you're here to kill a girl who beat you in a fight?" Leo asked incredulously. Shampoo nodded simply, as if that it was a perfectly reasonable answer to her new 'husband's' question. "Shampoo, you just can't go out and kill someone just because they beat you in a fight!"

"But is law!" Shampoo cried. "When outsider woman beat Amazon woman in fight, Amazon woman must hunt down and kill outsider!"

"That's just cold blooded murder!" Leo snapped back. "She beat you in a fight, but just because your pride got wounded is no excuse to go and kill someone! That's just…wrong!"

"You no understand!" Shampoo huffed. "Shampoo is fighter and being warrior mean all! If Shampoo not have pride, then what Shampoo have?"

"Plenty," Leo replied. "Family, friends, and a whole bunch of other things. I don't know how it works out in your village, but this isn't your village Shampoo. This is Japan. You aren't allowed to just go kill someone because they wounded your pride. It may be justified there, but we call it murder here. And simply saying that your laws made you do it is a very poor defence. You'd be sitting in a jail cell before the day was through."

"Simple prison not hold Shampoo," the Chinese girl huffed.

"Tokyo is anything but simple," Leo frowned, recalling all of the supernatural incidents which seemed to happen in the city on a day to day business. "Besides, with that arm and leg like they are, you aren't going anywhere for a while."

"But girl is obstacle to Shampoo and obstacle is for killing! That is Amazon way!" Shampoo cried.

"I'm keeping you here, that means I'm an obstacle," Leo frowned. "Are you going to try and kill me too?"

Shampoo froze. "But…Airen is..." He'd saved her life and killing him would be like spitting at all he'd done for her. However, if he was going to be an obstacle then the course of action was clear. Wasn't it?

"OK, now that we have that taken care of, I want to ask why you're calling me 'Airen'," said Leo, hoping to change the subject.

"It tribal law," she answered, "If life of Amazon woman is saved by male then Amazon woman becomes wife to male as way to repay."

"So, because I saved you, you've sworn yourself to me?" he clarified. She nodded. "Shampoo, what I did was just my job. You don't owe me anything. I'm a rescue worker and you're just someone I had to rescue."

"Airen still saved Shampoo so Shampoo loves Airen…"

Leo sighed as he murmured, "If you knew what I've done you wouldn't say that."

"Huh?"

"Never mind. Just, rest yourself. I'll be sure to come back and take care of you, OK?" She nodded. "Good." On impulse he kissed her forehead, causing him to recoil in shock. "I'm so sorry!"

Rather than become upset or be insulted, Shampoo merely reached out and grabbed Leo's shirt before tugging his face to hers. With a smile, she whispered, "If you wish to kiss Shampoo, do it right." She then passionately kissed him on the lips, making his face light up like a cherry.

Meanwhile, Kat was in her quarters and chatting with her overseas boyfriend on her computer via microphone and webcam. Like her he was a lieutenant in the Rescue Squad. Her boyfriend was in the American Branch and was the former lieutenant of the Japanese branch before he was transferred and she got promoted.

Kat said, "Can you believe my cousin bagged a beauty?"

"All because he saved her life?" Kenzaki inquired.

"Yup! Turns out it's something her home village practices. He saved her life so now they're bound together." Kat asked, "By the way, when can you come visit?"

"Sorry, Kitten, but we're busy here and Capt. Smith hasn't given us any break time yet."

"The same thing is with Amakusa-taichou," Kat frowned.

"So, has he gotten better after that day?" Kenzaki asked seriously.

"He seems alright, but I don't think he's recovered fully," Kat informed her boyfriend.

"That's not something a person can get over so easily," stated Kenzaki.

"Speaking from experience?"

"Yes."

"Hasuma, do it!"

"But I can't!"

"That's an order! Do it now!"

"I'm sorry."

FWWWOOOOOOOSH!

"EEEEYAAAHHHHHHHHH!"

"WARGH!" Leo screamed as he suddenly awoke. He was sitting outside Shampoo's hospital room. "That dream again…"

Several weeks passed since Shampoo was admitted to the hospital. Today was the day her casts would be removed. During the weeks leading up to this she stayed with Leo as he took care of her. He even took time to teach her proper Japanese. She still referred to herself in the third person, but other than that her grammar was flawless.

Shampoo swore to herself to get back in shape. Being stuck in bed didn't allow her any opportunity to train. She was a warrior by nature and she'd been made to stay in bed with a broken leg. Not unreasonable, but she was going stir crazy because of the lack of action. Also, there was a matter of her honour. Her great-grandmother back in the village must be wondering where she was.

Shampoo couldn't wait to tell her about the new airen. While Leo seemed hesitant at first about being her husband, since they had only met, he hadn't rejected her in any way. The kisses they exchanged were filled with mutual affection for each other. In fact, Shampoo didn't remember ever feeling like that. Then again, the dating pool back home was slim since most boys were either afraid of her or were devoted fools with no spine like Mousse.

Her new airen was also rather odd. He was a warrior. She could sense it, but he was no fighter. In fact, he used his skills to rescue people. She'd watched the local news and heard about the Rescue Squad's accomplishments. They were quite impressive, but could they really win in an actual fight?

As the doctor removed her casts, Leo stood by her side holding her hand. Shampoo's tribe dominated over men but she couldn't do that to him. He was kind, too kind. Most of the women would call that a weakness but she didn't. She saw the conviction in his eyes. His kindness was his strength.

"OK, try standing up," the doctor instructed. Shampoo did as told and tried to balance herself on her feet. She nearly toppled over but Leo caught her.

"Are you alright?" he asked kindly.

"Yes, Shampoo's fine," she answered. "But Shampoo needs to train herself. Shampoo hasn't been training."

"Training?"

"Taichou, I request permission to accompany Shampoo to Nerima," Leo requested.

"For what reason?" Capt. Amakusa inquired.

"She has things to resolve there," Leo answered.

"Why can't she go alone?"

"Because, you said she was my responsibility."

Capt. Amakusa accepted. What Leo didn't know was that he had been researching Shampoo and managed to discover where she had come from. It was hard since it was such a rural place, but the Joketsuzoku were known to the outside world. After some research and an interview with an Amazon who decided to go to the outside world after meeting her husband, he discovered everything about their laws and knew very well why Shampoo wished to go to Nerima. "Very well, Hasuma. You may go to Nerima."

Leo saluted his captain before turning towards the exit and walking out.

Shampoo and Leo would be taking his car. It was a red like his hair with SBC's emblem on the hood with emergency lights on the top. "After you," he said, opening the door to the passenger side for her. Shampoo nodded and entered before he closed the door for her. He then went into the passenger side. "Ikuzo."

Shampoo gasped slightly as the car moved. Her people were not ignorant of technology and advancement of science, but they didn't consider it much worth since it made people weak in their eyes. This was the first time she had been in a car and it was a little thrilling for her at the moment.

Furinkan High was on fire. Leo, going into rescue mode, immediately reacted. "Wait here!" he told Shampoo.

"Airen!"

Leo took out his SBC phone and flipped it open. He dialled in the code.

7-6-7

"SOS!"

"Rescue Chakusou!" he called out as he attached it to his belt buckle.

"Suit Up!"

In a flash, Leo was donned in his Rescue Suit. It was a black bodysuit with armor covering his torso, shoulders, forearms and shins. The emblem on his chest was a flaming dragon and his helmet also resembled a dragon's head with horns and a yellow visor covering his face.

"Chakusou Kanryou!"

He entered the burning building and went in search for anyone inside. Meanwhile, he called for backup. "This is Operative Leo Hasuma of the Rescue Squad! Requesting backup from all available fire fighting units nearby! The location is Furinkan High!" He then called. "Hello! Hello, is anyone there!"

"Over here!" Leo ran over to the voices and was led to a door.

"Hello?" Leo asked.

"Please, we can't get out! The windows and door are jammed!" the voice inside told him.

"Alright, stand back and away from the door!" Leo instructed. He drew his arm back and punched with all his strength. The door was ripped off its hinges. Two girls were inside. They were coughing. "Follow me, hurry!" They did as told and he led them to an exit. Suddenly, rubble dropped down.

"Watch out!" one of the girls shouted but Leo's Rescue Suit not only protected him from the flames, but gave him extra protection. He caught the rubble above his head and tossed it away.

"Come on!"

FSHOOOM!

An inferno had just blocked their paths. The girls shrieked. Leo turned around and saw the other end of the hallway was covered in flames. There was just one way out. The window!

He smashed it open and made a wide enough opening. "Come on!" he insisted.

"No!" One of them shook her head. "It's scary!"

"Just trust me," he said. The two girls took his hands. "Now, hold on to me! I'm gonna jump!" The girls grabbed onto him as he wrapped his arms protectively behind them. "Here we go~!"

He jumped out of the window and to the ground below. Firefighters had already arrived, along with several ambulanced. The paramedics were treating several injured while the fire fighters were putting out the flames.

Leo removed his helmet and wiped the sweat off his brow. He asked the girls, who blushed when they saw his face, and asked, "Are you two okay?" They nodded.

"Hey!" Leo heard and saw two people approaching. One was a girl with short bluish-black hair in the girls' uniform and the other was a redhead with a pigtail and wearing Chinese clothes.

"Yes?" Leo replied.

"Who are you?" the redhead asked.

"I'm…" began Leo.

"AIREN!"

Glomp!

Shampoo was hugging him and crushing his ribs. "Airen, you were great!"

"Oi! Shampoo! I can't breathe!" Leo shouted, his arms swinging about. She loosened her grip and he placed his hands on her shoulders. "Thank you." Shampoo smiled and then her eyes fell on the redhead, who gulped.

"Ranma!" Shampoo hissed, getting ready to attack, when Leo put a hand on her shoulder and squeezed. "Airen?"

"Shampoo, you promised, remember?" Leo reminded. Shampoo frowned.

"Shampoo knows, but..."

"You promised," he repeated firmly. He looked to the redhead and said, "Guess you're Ranma, right?"

"Yeah, that's me," said Ranma. "And you are…?"

"Well, I'm…" Leo began again only to be interrupted by a beeping from his helmet. "Excuse me." He put his helmet back on. "Taichou?"

"Hasuma, what are you doing?" his captain remarked.

"I just rescued a couple of civilians trapped in a fire, Taichou," Leo explained. "I'm going to assist in putting out the fire."

"Leave that to the local fire fighters," his captain retorted. "You have bigger things to take care of. A Crisis Creator has been detected and right now it's just fully activated!"

The HUD on his helmet's visor displayed the Crisis Creator and it was surrounded in flames shaped like a humanoid. The fire creature was massive and with each step it took, fires raged on. Leo could only watch in horror as it continued its rampage.

"It's just appeared in Nerima's Shopping District! Go now!" Leo's captain ordered.

"Roger, Taichou!"

"Airen?" Shampoo asked.

"Shampoo, I have to stop this!" Leo said firmly as he boarded his vehicle and drove off. "Calling for the Fire Dragon!"

"Negative," denied Capt. Amakusa. "Use the Rescue Dragon!"

"Rescue Dragon? You mean that new Rescue Vehicle?" Leo asked.

"Yes, and it's all yours," answered Capt. Amakusa.

Leo nodded and removed the phone from his belt and punched in a code. "Rescue Dragon! Scramble!" he commanded.

"Scramble: Rescue Dragon!"

Back at the Rescue Squad's base, the Rescue Smart Phoenix, the Rescue Dragon was launched. It was a jet with a dragon motif. It was colored red, with gold horns and green eyes.

Leo saw the Rescue Dragon flying overhead as he came closer towards the Crisis Creator.

"Go!" Leo drove his car as fast as he could after the Rescue Dragon as the rescue vehicle lowered and opened a hatch in the back. A ramp descended and the car went up the ramp and stopped inside the control module where he would control the Rescue Dragon through his car. He put the Rescue Phone on the steering wheel to complete the connection. "Rescue Phone, Set!"

The Rescue Dragon, now under his control, flew at the flame creature. "Hydro Missile!" The Rescue Dragon roared and launched the missiles which exploded to douse the fires. However, the flame creature fought back and spat fireballs at the annoying vehicle. Leo swerved around the blasts but one managed to hit the underside of his jet, causing turbulence that rocked him.

Shampoo gasped as she continued to watch, as did the citizens of Nerima. The Rescue Dragon was in trouble.

"Hydro Laser!" Leo called and the Rescue Dragon's eyes glowed before firing streams of freezing water at the flame creature. It roared before lashing out. The Rescue Dragon dodged and continued firing.

"Weakness! What's its weakness?" Leo's computer scanned the creature and he got the answer. The Crisis Creator was the core of the creature. "There!" He called, "Taichou, requesting permission to execute Final Rescue!"

Back at the base, Capt. Amakusa approved, "Request approved! Now, execute it completely!"

"Roger!" Leo accepted. He punched in the code.

"Final Rescue," the phone called out.

"Final Rescue!" Leo repeated.

"Target Locked. Execute it completely," the phone instructed.

Leo called out the name of the Final Rescue, "HYDRO DRAGON BURST!"

The Rescue Dragon accepted the command and let loose a mighty roar. It opened its maw, revealing the cannon inside, before firing a powerful beam of freezing energy at the fire creature. The creature froze as it started to become covered in ice.

"RESCUE DRAGON…ATTACK!" Leo finished. The front hatch of the Rescue Dragon's control module opened and shot Leo's Rescue Dasher (his car) like a missile. With a roar of his own he smashed into the frozen monster and bashed right through the Crisis Creator, blasting out from the back of the creature. The Crisis Creator exploded as the Rescue Dasher landed and screeched to a halt.

Leo exited his vehicle, removed his helmet, and declared, "Bakuchin Kanryou!"

The locals were stunned speechless before they started to crowd around the young man. They'd heard about and seen the Rescue Squad in action in the news but they'd never had it happen in their town. One woman took hold of Leo's hand and shook it.

"Thank you! You saved my daughter's life!" the woman said gratefully.

"No thanks required, ma'am. It was my duty," Leo said. He got slapped in the back.

"Boy, you saved the whole town! You deserve some reward!" a fish seller said.

"No, there's no need!" Leo declined nervously but then he was carried up on their shoulders. His Rescue Suit wasn't that heavy. "Wait! Please, put me down!" He nearly dropped his helmet in his panic. "Oi! Chotto!"

In C&C Headquarters, one of the executives was livid. The plan to use the Crisis Creator to free up some space and buy the land had been ruined, and all because of the blasted Rescue Squad!

Ranma had been somewhat in awe since the fire at Furinkan had been put out and the fire monster who was trying to burn down Nerima had been beaten. He had no idea that things like that could happen. Magic, curses, dragon whiskers, etc he could believe, but something like out of those sentai shows he loved as a kid? He never would have believed it was real. Still, the truth was right before him and he knew that as a martial artist, he was honor bound to try and help. The fire fighter guy seemed to be with that crazy Shampoo girl who was after his girl side. Maybe if he asked her as a guy he could find out who that armoured guy was.

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