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Afternoon and Evening, June 15th, 1999--???
[After Maria had shown up with Minako that morning for school as if it had been any other day, Mr Policeman had decided that instead of going to classes, Maria should spend the morning talking to him about Mamma. She'd told him that Mamma had been in a bad mood that evening and that she usually tried to sneak out when Mamma was in bad moods like that and go to visit Maya or Osaka or Minako those nights, because they'd let her sleep in her room and not tell any grown-ups that would try to take her home.
She thought Mr Policeman believed her. All that stuff she'd said was true, she'd just said it in a way that made him think she wasn't there when Space Witch Venus saved her from the Black Witch.
But after such a long time of boring questions, that had gone quite past the lunch break, Maria knew she had to go somewhere else than the school, if only for a little while. And Hiroshi still needed to be given lunch. That was it. She'd go to the convenience store and buy food for Hiroshi and feed him and talk to him while the others were in afternoon classes. Maybe she could tell him more about the Moon Princess. It didn't seem like he remembered much about her, not like Venus did, but Maria thought he'd be happy to know she was probably Maya.
Maria was, anyway.
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After her talk with Hiroshi, Maria spends the rest of the afternoon in the clubroom, putting the finishing touches on her Apprentice Witch Chibi-Venus cloak and thinking about everything he'd said to her when she visited. Eventually, just before everyone files in to gloomily discuss what to do next, Maria makes a decision.
Next time Venus leaves her alone with Hiroshi, she's going to help him.]
She thought Mr Policeman believed her. All that stuff she'd said was true, she'd just said it in a way that made him think she wasn't there when Space Witch Venus saved her from the Black Witch.
But after such a long time of boring questions, that had gone quite past the lunch break, Maria knew she had to go somewhere else than the school, if only for a little while. And Hiroshi still needed to be given lunch. That was it. She'd go to the convenience store and buy food for Hiroshi and feed him and talk to him while the others were in afternoon classes. Maybe she could tell him more about the Moon Princess. It didn't seem like he remembered much about her, not like Venus did, but Maria thought he'd be happy to know she was probably Maya.
Maria was, anyway.
--
After her talk with Hiroshi, Maria spends the rest of the afternoon in the clubroom, putting the finishing touches on her Apprentice Witch Chibi-Venus cloak and thinking about everything he'd said to her when she visited. Eventually, just before everyone files in to gloomily discuss what to do next, Maria makes a decision.
Next time Venus leaves her alone with Hiroshi, she's going to help him.]
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Maria...
He tries to maintain a composed expression. "No, you are fine. Thank you, Maria," he replies, pushing up his glasses. He can't quite hide a troubled expression on his face, though.
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She takes out the cup ramen from her shopping bag and pours hot water from the thermos in her backpack into it, before bringing it to him.
"Once you've both woken up to your past lives you can get married," she adds.
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Maria...
He didn't care what happened to him. He needed her to get out, to be safe. She's young. She shouldn't be in this sort of situation. "Maria, about Minako..." he begins, then bites his lip. Trying to tell her that witches didn't exist right now probably isn't the best idea, no matter how much he wants to. She clearly doesn't understand.
He needs to figure out how to phrase this so she'll believe him.
Re: Locked to HIROSHI
She rummages through her bag for the can of soda she bought for him.
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It goes against every fiber of his being. But his own beliefs don't matter right now.
"Maria, I need you to listen to me very carefully. First of all, I apologize. I was wrong about witches the entire time. You were right. They do exist." He feels a little bit of revulsion saying such an unscientific thing, but stoically bites it back. "Tell me, Maria. I am unfamiliar with witches. Can a bad witch make a good witch do bad things?"
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"Yes," she says finally. "Maria thinks so."
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"Maria, I believe Minako is... a good witch. But something terrible has gotten into her head and making her do bad things she believes are good. She believes killing people is helping, but she is still killing people." He swallowed. "Like Suz -- like Haruhi."
He pushed his glasses up. How else could he convince her... "Has... Shigetsuna ever been known to do bad things to people?"
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Some of the stories had Shigetsuna-sama being nice and good and wise--and why not? She'd been the wonderful tutor of Ami Fey. But in some of Bikini's stories, Shigetsuna-sama's niceness had only been an illusion and she'd secretly done mean and scary things. Sometimes it seemed like there were two Shigetsuna-samas, Maria thought.
"Only when you break her rules," Maria says, finally. That's what Bikini had told her. As long as Maria followed all Shigetsuna-sama's rules, she'd be okay. Things like tying red string around your wrist before going into the darkest part of the forest. Never hurting bears. Always bringing a magatama with you if you went into any of the special Fey family chambers. Not telling anybody else if you and your friends were going to ask her to grant your wishes--
Oh.
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He could ask her to free him. But that would just make Minako angry at Maria, wouldn't it? He couldn't bear her dying just to help him out.
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She had a lot of thinking to do about this. And-- she'd have to watch Venus closely to see if she was the one that was being eaten by the bear and not Minako. After all, Hiroshi couldn't tell the difference between them.