Kiara-Genesis

Makoto stood there, blinking, trying to make her brain believe what her eyes were seeing. "Aren't you going to let us in, Mako-chan?" the blue-eyed one said, grinning at her roguishly. "Y-yes, of course, come in!" Makoto opened the door wider, ushering them in. While they took off their winter gear and shoes, she walked to the end of the hallway and looked out into the living room. "Minna, we have visitors!" "Who is it?" Ami inquired, tilting her head. The genius of the group could think of no one who'd be showing up at Mamoru's randomly. Seeing movement behind Makoto, Ami's eyes trailed to the hallway, gasping when she saw the tall brunette

"It's been six weeks since the ice age, now being called The Trine Age, started to end. The world community is still in a state of collective shock, while leaders, scientists and environmentalists have tried to figure out what happened. Thanks to the wind turbines placed around the world - including those in the sea that survived the ice - Japan and many other countries have had electricity and heat for two weeks. Before that, thousands of Japanese nationals froze to death, unable to warm themselves and their families. Thousands others died of starvation." The room was deathly silent; other then the voice of the news anchor on the television,

Wake up. Wake up, Usagi. It is time. The world needs you. Please Usagi! You must wake up! It was black as night. I couldn't see anything. There were no stars, no light to guide myself with. All I felt was cold, as if my blood was frozen in my veins. There were no sounds - just a voice, echoing out of the darkness. The power in that voice was terrifying. I couldn't move, couldn't bring myself to do what that voice demanded. I just wanted to sleep. Let me sleep. Wake up, Princess. There's no reason to fear me. I only wish to help. You must wake up! You must save everyone! It is your destiny. In a flash, I remembered it all. Mamoru, my