Sakura finds herself in a world not her own and struggles to survive while being different. Will the Justice League embrace her? Or will she make her way on her own? Only time will tell.
"Then set me on fire."
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Splintered wood flew everywhere and Sakura had a brief moment to think she could have died.
Wonder Woman glared at her as if she were her lifelong enemy and Sakura couldn't figure out why. She had done nothing that she knew of to offend the woman. She had mainly fought at Batman's side throughout the entire ordeal.
Still, she thought to reason with the woman in hopes that things would work out. After all, it worked for Naruto. Why wouldn't it work for her? She ignored the fact that it could possibly not work because she wasn't Naruto.
"Wonder Woman, what have I done to offend you? Let me make things right."
Wonder Woman laughed, but her voice was distorted. She sounded nothing like the woman she had met mere hours before. Her glee was frightening and her rage misplaced. In those moments, she was Fear personified.
"Make things right by dying."
Wonder Woman swung her sword once more and Sakura barely dodged. Her flesh survived the swing, her clothes, on the other hand, suffered an injury.
"What happened to you? Maybe I can help. I'm a medic."
Wonder Woman continued her attack taking no heed of Sakura's words. "Do you honestly think I care about your paltry skills?"
Sakura let out a frustrated growl. She was getting tired. She couldn't stay on the offensive much longer. She couldn't even get on the defensive. Her chakra was dangerously low, but she supposed that is what happened when you made your own soldier pills instead of using the standard military issue.
"Is anyone seeing what I'm—" Green Lantern cut off his words when he saw that he was talking to himself. Sakura wasn't where she had been previously as Flash had her in his arms and far away from Wonder Woman's sword. Hal scowled. He knew Barry was interested in Sakura.
Hal then proceeded to intercept Wonder Woman who was running towards Flash. Flash pushed Sakura behind him and from the looks of it, the woman wasn't happy about that.
His sudden appearance in Wonder Woman's path did nothing to slow her approach. If anything, she came at him faster, causing him to construct a shield to intercept the blow he knew was coming. And come it did shattering his shield into a million pieces, but he was ready for her—but that didn't seem to matter as smoke filled the area obstructing his vision allowing the Princess to escape him.
"Lantern." That one word told him who had interrupted his game plan. Batman. He should have known he was going to interfere.
"I had her, Batman."
"Superman has Wonder Woman by now. He's holding her and trying to figure out what's going on."
"And?"
"And I want you to grab Sakura and bring her to Wonder Woman so she can help us."
"But she was just trying to kill Sakura! You think it's wise to put them together?"
