Sailor Andromeda by Andromeda
      		       Chapter 6- Confrontation

	“Who are you? What do you want?” Ami tossed in her sleep. In 
her dream there was a figure all in silver. Her face still was not 
clear. Her eyes were a gray blue that reminded her of her own power. 
They were all she could make out. The figure simply turned away and 
all that remained was a bit of shimmering, silver dust where she once 
stood. Ami dropped to her knees and picked some up. It glittered in her 
hand and winked as if it knew the secrets of the world, but would not 
tell. When she woke up, she thought she saw a staff shaped like a key, 
but it disappeared quickly. In her hand was the shimmering dust.

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	No one asked him where he was going because no one lived with 
him. Who would care anyway? All he knew was that he had to go. Nothing 
in his mind registered except this fact. And yet, there was no specific 
reason he could think of. After running down alleys in directions alien 
to him except in his dreams, he stopped abruptly at the sound of…battle? 
He ran around the corner after an instant of thought and saw a silver-
haired girl in a school fuku fighting- who the heck can throw that? 
Silver and Dark energy clashed and it was obvious that the girl was 
losing. He didn’t take the time to consider how she controlled those 
little points of light. He didn’t even consider how it was he threw his 
own. He didn’t realize then that he was changed not only in clothes 
(which he didn’t know at all) but also in spirit. This was the first 
time he would remember anything. The man in black ran…no, that wasn’t 
right. He disappeared.  He ran to catch her and she fell into his arms. 
She looked up for only a second when he finally saw her face. She asked 
that burning question that he had wanted to know the answer to himself. 
“Who are you?”

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	When the next meeting came, everyone was amazed at Ami’s story. 
The silver dust had disappeared soon after she’d looked at it, but the way 
it looked was engraved on her memory. It reminded her of the twinkling of 
the stars. As it was likely supposed to. Whoever this girl was, they would 
likely soon find out.