“Sere-NA!” screamed Rini. 
Serena ran to Rini frantically, thinking she had been hurt. “What?! What?! What happend?!!!”  
“I don’t like it here!  I want to go back to Tokyo!”  
Serena, Darien, Rini, and the other Sailor Scouts had moved from Tokyo to an island that was being developed into a town.  They had moved because the people of Tokyo had started to figure out the Sailor Scouts’ identity.  This
was a threat to them, because if the public found out who they were, who knows what could happen?!  
The Scouts had just recently bought some houses from the family who ran the place, and started to settle in.  The Miechiras were the only people on
the island other then the Scouts.  Their family consested of Mari, Fred, and their daughter Teinko.  
That night, as Rini was in her bed, she took out her Stallion Reve and called Pegasus.
“Pegasus, this place is really weird.  I don’t like it.  I wish we could go back home.”
“Yes, but remember, Rini.  Wherever your family is, is your home,” Pegasus anwered soothingly.
“But, Pegasus!  I would miss you so much if you weren’t here with me!”
“Don’t worry, my Dear Rini.  I’ll always be here for you.” 
“Oh, Pegasus! I’m so glad I didn’t lose you in the move! I-”
“Rini!  Go to sleep!” shouted Darien from another room.
“Sorry, Pegasus.  I’ve gotta go now.  Good night!”
“See you in your dream tonight,” Pegasus whispered.

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When Rini fell asleep, she dreamed:
She was walking in a beautiful forest, with little rays of light peeping through the leaves in the trees and patches of wildflowers here and there.  She then came to a pool of crystal clear water.  She looked in, and saw here
reflection, which she liked very much, for she was wearing a shimmery, silky, pink dress, and her pink hair was down and decorated with white roses.
As Rini looked up, she saw a boy with light blue hair and a golden, crystal horn coming from his head.  She started, and drew back.
“Who, who are you?” Rini asked hesitantly.
“Do not be afraid, my dear Rini,” he said, giving her a kiss.
“Pegasus!” Rini wrapped her arms around him.
“Mmmmm...Huh?  What!?” Rini awoke, hugging herself.  “Oh, man!  Right at the good part!” She went back to sleep, but this time, did not dream.

*	*	*	*	*	*	

The next morning, Rini was walking down the street, carrying her Reve, when she met Teinko.
“Hi!  My name’s Teinko; what’s yours?”
“Rini,” she replyed, holding her Reve behind her back.
“What’s that you’ve got there?” asked Teinko, pointing at Rini’s hands.
“Oh, uh, just a toy!” replyed Rini nervously.
“Can I see it?” Teinko asked         ly.
“Well, ok, but be careful and don’t break it.  It’s very special to me.”  Rini handed Teinko the Reve.
Teinko looked at it in astonishment, her eyes opened wide.
“I have one like-” Teinko clapped her hand over her mouth, gave back the Reve, burst into tears, and ran away.
“What’s with her?”  Rini thought.
Rini walked home, wondering if she should ask Teinko if she knew,something about Pegasus.  She went inside her house.
“Hey, Rini!”  Where have you been?” asked Darien, picking her up.
“Just out walking around.”
Darien set her down gently.  “Met anyone?”
“Yeah, I talked with Teinko some.  Met her on the way back,” Rini replied.
“ Ya like her?”
“Oh, I don’t know, really.”
“Alright.  Go wash your hands; it’s time for dinner.”
Rini nearly choked as she ate her sushi really fast, and burned her
tongue by drinking her tea in one gulp.
“Rini!  Really, slow down!  What’s the hurry?”  Serena asked.
“I, uh, just want to go to bed early.  Yeah, that’s it!  That walk really
tired me out.”  Serena looked at Darien.  Darien looked at Serena.
“Well , ok.  Go get in your pajams, then.”  Rini ran from the table and up the stairs.
“And don’t forget to brush your teeth!” called Darien.  But Rini didn’t hear.
Once Rini reached her room, she jumped on her bed and took out her Reve.
“Pegasus, please come to me.”
“What is it, Rini?” Pegasus gave her a loving look.
“ Pegasus, do you know anyone, other than me?”
“No, Rini.  Only you, he said.
“Oh, good.  Because I thought you knew Teinko!”
“Teinko.....who’s Teinko?” asked Pegasus.
“She’s a gal I met on the street.  I think she going to say that she had a Reve like mine when I showed it to her, and I thought you knew her.  But you don’t,” explained Rini.
“No.  Is there anything else?”
“Yeah.  I really liked you in  my dream!  Will you ever come to me like that again?”
“You’ll see.”
“Will I see you in my dream tonight?”
“Don’t you always?” answered Pegasus, kindly.
“Yes.  Oh, goody!  Ok, goodnight Pegasus!”
“Goodnight , Rini.  Sweet dreams.”
Rini placed her Stallion Reve back in her treasure box gently and carefully.  Then she crawled into bed, turned out her lights, and fell asleep instantly.
Rini dreamed:
“Pegasus!  Pegasus, where are you?”  Rini was running through a dense and dark forest.  She heard Pegasus whinny, and thought he was calling her.  
“Oh, Pegasus!  Where are you?”
Rini came to a clearing, and saw Pegasus nuzzling.......Teinko?!  Teinko was saying, “Pegasus, I love you so much!”
“Nooooo!!!”  Rini screamed, running toward Teinko, flailing her arms. Pegasus flew away, but Teinko was there, looking bewildered.
As soon as Rini reached Teinko, she tackled  her and started hitting her.
“YEEOUCH!!!!”  Serena shrieked as one of Rini hands smacked her in the face.
“Serena?  Oh, heh, sorry ‘bout that!”
“My nobe isth bweeding.”  Serena walked from the room.  Rini heard the faucet running.
“What a strange dream!” thought Rini.  “Pegasus, please come to me,”
Rini said as she reached for her Stallion Reve,
“I’m here, Rini,” Pegasus said as he appeared.
“I had the strangest dream last night!”  Rini told him all about it. 
“Hmm.....I have no idea what it means.  I’m sorry.”
“That’s alright!  I don’t think it has a meaning.”  Rini heard Serena’s foot-steps coming down the hallway.  “Pegasus, go away!  Serena’s coming!” 
The reve was in the box and empty of Pegasus just in time before Serena came walking in.
“Are you ok...Meatball-head?”  Serena and Rini laughed.
“Yeah, yeah.  I’m fine.  I just came in to get you up for school and-”
“You actually came to wake me up?  How in the world could you wake up at six-thirty?!”
“Well, you see, your daddy was really mean and dumped a bucket of water on my head-” Serena was interupted with hystrerical laughter.
And now we turn to Teinko:
She was running down the street, tears streaming down her face. She dashed 
into her house.
"Hey, Teinko! Wanna grilled cheese-" Teinko's mom didn't get to finish 
because five seconds laterm Teinko was up the stairs and just slamming 
the door to her room. She fell on her bed, hugging her pillows, muffling 
her sobs.
"Pegasus! Oh, Pegasus?! Why? Why can't it be me?"
"It's the way it's destined to be, Teinko," said Pegasus as he 
appeared in 
her Reve on her window sill. He tried to comfort her.
"But..but..Waaaah!" Teinko burst into a new set of tears.
"Please don't cry, Teinko. Please."
"I'm sorry, Pegasus. I can't help it. I didn't believe you when you 
said that I wasn't the maiden you were destined for, the one who holds
 the Golden Dream Mirror, and that I only had the silver one. Sniff...
but now I...I've found out...that it's true!! Waaah!"
Pegasus's eyes began to water. He blinked violently, trying to hold 
the tears back.
"I'm so sorry,Teinko. Please stop. I can't bear seeing you cry like 
this...But remember. Even though the maiden I've been searching for 
is not you, I'll still love you and you'll always have a special 
place in my heart."

To Be Continued.....