Going In Almost Completely Blind

Date: September 20, 2009

"Hello viewers, Zachary here...Okay, so picking right back up from the previous chapter. Well, not exactly. But then again, it sort of is. And so viewers, with that now very much fresh on all of your minds, let's now move on with the chapter in question, shall we?"

Okay, so on with current chapter. And as for the things that I had just explained regarding my fourth wall break...

"Look Mars, just hear me out for a sec here. And for the record Mars, since when has anything, that has happened so far, been even the least bit normal to any one of us?...And just how far fetched, would it be, that maybe, no matter what we do, we can never completely seal Chaos away?..." I said in response, in a statement, that not only solidified a clear and cut fact. But it also, snapped everyone else on our side, back to reality, in almost an instant. And I had delivered my response to Super Sailor Mars, without even turning my attention, or even my eyesight, towards her to acknowledge her. And the reason for that? Well, that was because I was sort of a bit more preoccupied, with dealing with what was about to appear. Well, more like who...

As only a brief moment later, was when a evil sounding cackle, then made its way throughout the hallway, that we were all in.

"I see that nothing gets past any of you...So tell me Zachary, just how much, do you really know about us, hmm?" An all too familiar voice, then rang out from just behind Gensei.

Which was then followed, by the appearance, of an all too familiar, blonde haired man. Who I immediately recognized.

"Ah Jadeite, I was wondering when you were going to appear. So might I then ask, what time your flight at Haneda is due in?" I smugly said to Jadeite, by attempting to get under his skin, so to speak, by blatantly mentioning, the very fight that he had had. Against Sailor Moon, Sailor Mercury, and Sailor Mars, at Haneda Airport. That wound up, being his last.

And, as I had predicted, the smug like smirk on Jadeite's face, then suddenly turned, into a very enraged expression. "Damn you!...I'll...!" Jadeite began, as he then attempted to charge forward, in a fit of enraged anger. Only to be brought to an immediate stop, by Gensei, who had given him a gesture, that it wasn't worth getting unnecessarily riled up by the statement, that I had just made to him. At least, not yet anyway.

"I see that your demeanor hasn't changed since we were last here Jadeite. Not that that is saying much," another familiar voice rang out from the shadows. And another familiar looking villain, then stepped out into the light, to make his presence known.

"Pluie, just shut your trap for a while, you're giving me a headache!" Jadeite fumed.

And, as more villains, then spoke up, and then made their presence known as well. It was then, that everyone else on our side realized, that I was absolutely right with my statement.

However, as it would be proven, in only a short time from now. Because when it came to the Four Aces Alliance, nothing is impossible. Not even, breaking the infinite cycle, of good versus evil.

I mean after all, what was about to take place, would in fact, very much put a permanent end, to the fight against Chaos.

But, getting back to the situation at hand. And with Pluie now preparing, to fire a wave of negative energy at us. I then, couldn't help, but give off a small smirk.

Because, as soon as Pluie tried to raise his hand. I then heard a sound, which was then followed, by a red rose, then slicing by Pluie's face. Which wound up temporarily blinding him.

And as the red rose, then embedded itself, in the ground of the hallway of the lab. I then chose, to speak up. "Ah right on time like always...Tuxedo Mask...now then Gensei, what do you say, that we finish this properly now, hmm?" I said quite smugly, with the smirk I had just made, now that much more broadly visible, on my face.

And, now that we are all caught up from the previous chapter.

And, with regards, with getting back to the current situation? And on the subject of such, well..

"Well, given all you villains, and your less then pleased demeanor. As well as all of your not very pleased expressions. I would say that you really weren't all expecting, all of us to know what was truly going on, did you? Well, that is quite typical, as I think Angel Bluebell herself had said to all of you not long ago. That she knew more about all of you villains, then you thought that she did. And more to the point, she wasn't the only one, that knew about any of this. And speaking of those like Angel Bluebell, I would say that right about now..." I said, with a now much more broader looking smirk on my face, as while I had been talking, I had then felt a somewhat familiar feeling.

And sure enough, out of the blue, an all too familiar female voice, then decided to speak up. "Sorry we're late everyone, we sort of got hung up with something," the familiar female voice said, as her voice rang out through the hallway.

And, as a further confirmation of sorts, to the feeling that I had just felt. 7 all too familiar figures, then walked through one of the nearby walls. "Ah Angel Bluebell, right on time, I see that you managed to carry out your part of things. Keiko, Misaka, it is so nice to see you both as well," I said, while I then, about a second later, had turned my attention back towards the group of villains, who not surprisingly, all had looks of shock, and total disbelief present on their faces.

"Oh right, where are my manners. Gensei, you didn't really honestly think..." I began, only to have somebody else interrupt me instead. Well more like two somebodies...

"Hey Zachary, they get the point! Now how about we move on from your rambling statement finally?!" I heard the voices of both Keiko, and Angel Bluebell, then chime in, nearly in unison, as a way to let me know, that the villains had pretty much gotten the message.

"Oh r-right, now then Gensei, what do you say that we finally settle things, between the likes of us, and those like you," I said, with a now much more telling smirk present, on one side of my face.