It was when they made it to Satsuki's room that Tsuki burst into tears.

The normally strong bluenette couldn't handle the death, and soon, everyone was swarming the girl in a hug.

"I'm sorry," Tsuki hiccuped, drawing Satsuki into another hug. "I-"

"I can't believe it," Satsuki sniffed. "I-I really can't..."

"I know," Scarlet sighed, patting her back. "This sucks... but you know what's going to help us?"

No one could answer her, except for Luna.

"Getting revenge?" The white haired female asked, diverting her yellow eyes to the ground. For a moment, Satsuki was reminded of a cat, but brushed the thought away. "I saw it in a vision."

"Exactly."

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Lucy Purle was twirling her pink hair around her finger victoriously. She smirked, knowing that she had won against Utari and Killia. Despite Utari being a bitch, she was honorable- and Lucy hated that. Why did she have to fight fair? There was no rule that said she had to.

"Um, Lucy," A purple haired female interrupted the girl's thoughts. "They're- They're coming."

"Hm?"

The pinkette looked up to see a group of six angry girls. The redhead with red eyes in particular looked extremely angered, while the rest seemed at least somewhat calm. The short haired bluenette who normally emitted such a warm behavior was suddenly angered beyond answers. The longer haired bluenette had on her normal emotionless face, yet a fire burned in her eyes. The white haired and cream haired girls had their arms crossed, while the green eyed red haired looked about ready to kill someone.

"So, ladies, can I help you?" Lucy put on a fake voice, smiling as if she'd done nothing wrong. In a instant, she was pinned against the wall by the taller redhead, who snarled at her.

"You killed her."

It wasn't even a question- it was matter of fact. Lucy sneered at Scarlet, who's green eyes narrowed in anger.

"Of course. I don't understand why you're offended, I did us all a favor. Utari was a bitch-"

"Like you?" Scarlet's voice was serious, and missing the teasing tone it normally had. "Mess with my friends and you'll see what happens."

"So I guess now I should be worried?" Lucy laughed. "Good luck with that."

"Oh, we don't need you to be worried," Luna interrupted, her normally lighthearted voice heavy with sadness. "We just need you to experience exactly what she did."

"Excuse me?" Lucy demanded as Tsuki took hold of her wrists, embedding them in crystal. "Did you not here what the master here said? Don't use violence against each other-"

"You broke that first," Hikari replied, looking away. She couldn't stand the sight of this happening, she didn't believe in it. "You just..."

"Mario would've stopped it by now if he cared," Satsuki crossed her arms. "You're going to get what you deserve."

"W-wait," Lucy stammered as her friend slowly slunk away. "Come back! Don't leave me here!"

"Aw, are you feeling remorse now?" Scarlet questioned, her voice sounding defeated. "Cause you're about to."

"I'm about to get beaten up by little children and their moms? I'm not too worried."

"Oh believe me," Saiko said as Hikari handed her a whip she created. "You're going to be."

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"Oh, Mario," Rosalina sighed as she leaned her head against his chest. "I'm nervous... I didn't think that anything like this would happen. Maybe we shouldn't do this. Maybe-"

"I know, babe. I know," Mario stroked her blonde hair. "But we have to. We're helping them. We're quarantining them so that they don't harm the world. You know that."

"I know..." Rosalina closed her eyes in worry. "I just don't want anything to happen anymore. If I know those group of girls, they're gonna go after Lucy."

"Oh, they most definitely are," Mario told her, his hand resting on her hand. "But it'll be alright. You know she deserved it."

"I know, but that doesn't make me feel better. No one deserved what Utari and Killia went through, but now they're putting another innocent person through it..."

"You know she wasn't innocent," Mario reminded her. "She wasn't anywhere close to innocent. You said it yourself, Utari and Killia weren't good people. But they didn't deserve to die. What makes Lucy any different?"

"I know... I just don't want people to die," Rosalina confessed. "All these pointless deaths... I don't even want to think of how poor Satsuki is taking it. She's probably heart broken... I shouldn't have been so hard on her about those two."

"It's okay," Mario told her soothingly. "We all make mistakes. We can't switch back time, so why regret it?"

"I guess that's true."

The two were unaware of just how many mistakes they would grow to make, and how much they wished they could switch back time.

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