Everything had began with a dream for Y/N...!! That was when she began to attend Mugen Academy for the first time and met Haruka Tenoh and Michiru Kaiou! That was until a certain blondie had found out about Y/N being the Zodiac Protecter of Jupiter...
Y/N was asleep soundly in her bed as she'd be having a dream where there was gently swaying winds.
You had stood next to Jupiter in her dream as she'd look around as she'd smile brightly as she'd turn around as the image of Jupiter in her dream had vanished into something else.
You had looked around quickly as you had saw a strange blondie woman or male you thought it was but soon the Dream faded
You had awoken to the bright shining light of the Moring sun..Your eyes had soon widdenned in shock as you had grabbed your Mugen Academy Uniform since it was your first day.
And of course you grabbed your Transformation Pen that was once previously belonged to Sailor Jupiter as you had ran out of your apartment.
As you had ran towards the school you had stopped as you had saw the same person from your dreams...And of course you were late!!
"G-Gah..!! I'm not going to make itt!!!" You had screamed out as you grabbed your bag and ran again.
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Haruka had starred towards you blinking her eyes for serval seconds as she'd sigh not knowing what she saw.
"S-Strange...Why did I see a form of Jupiter..?? I must be dreaming..." Haruka had sighed and headed towards the school with Michiru.
"Maybe she's the chosen one Haruka...I could feel it in the seas...." Michiru had sighed as she'd close her eyes.
Haruka had nodded as she'd sigh agreeing with Michiru as they had both arrived towards Mugen.
"I felt sparks of thunder...I'm not positive though..." Haruka sighed as she'd giggle slightly.
Michiru nodded as she'd understood what Haruka was saying in that moment.
"She could be an ally..I'm not positive..." Michiru had stated towards Haruka as Haruka nodded agreeing.
