It's still hard to believe, she ponders about it as she stares at her right hand for the millionth time in the last week. It's the hand with which she used to call her transformation powers. It's also the hand that hold a certain Mercury's hand for a good while... Before Usagi ruined everything again and had to start again from zero
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"That is their duty," he says simply. It's that obvious, that unalterable. "Where are they?"
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She takes a sip from her tea; "I told you where they are. In Japan, fulfilling the duties they have in this world." It's despicable, the 'this world is different' talk. She doesn't like it, but right now there's no other way around it. Not that it matters, he won't believe her, she won't care and whatever he may want to do he has no right to do so in this world. Neither would the others listen. He would certainly be in for a surprise if he were to talk with the senshi regarding their 'lack of honor' and 'breaking oaths'.
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"That is not their duty," he says. "They cannot forget their duty to their princess."
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And to think that she had almost been glad about having some company for a while. "Fine then;" if he's not going to listen. If he's not going to understand, there's no point in continuing that conversation.
She has to be understanding with him and understand that in some worlds... Many worlds. The Moon princess is more important than the whole universe. But he can't understand that's not how things are in this world. Lovely double standards.
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"You are angry?" he asks mildly, perhaps off-put by her sudden tone, though his face suggests nothing.
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Never in this world.
At least not the inner senshi, though Usagi doesn't know that yet.
Yes, I'm angry at you not listening or accepting that things are different here. Or that you are trying to give lessons on what senshi are when you are not even one to begin with, no matter how close you may be to them in your world. But that would be rash... And pointless. She doesn't want to be angry and she's not angry at him really, just at his world. At all the worlds were the Moon princess is the center of everything... Without having done nothing to earn it, just be born. It's not fair, it's not right. That everyone has to sacrifice everything for her, while she sacrifices nothing, even if it leads everyone else to their demise ( ... )
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She hurts even herself, letting herself care for things that she shouldn't care about.
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"In their absence, on behalf of the master, I will serve you as much as I am able."
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"I suppose it would be silly on my part to tell you there's no need to?"
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"There is need," he says. If he resents her for it a little, he keeps it showing too much.
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Especially if she no longer has the power of the Moon Kingdom to defend herself. Zoisite has no wish to explain to the master why his beloved was allowed to be hurt.
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And she doesn't want to argue with him anymore. She holds up the teapot from the tray; "Another cup of tea?"
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"This was enough," Zoisite tells Usagi. "You should not serve me, princess."
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