Hello. This is another of our hentai stories, so if you're under 18 you should

leave. If you are over 18 then we hope you enjoy the story. The characters are

owned by Toei and Naoko Takeuchi. We're revisiting the Starlights and Kakyuu 

in this story, but it doesn't occur in the same timeline as "Kakyuu's Secret".

This is based upon the Sailor Moon manga. It happens after the Stars season.

Naoko Takeuchi said in an interview that in the manga the Starlights were just

women, so we decided to use that instead of them being men that change into 

women. In this story everyone thinks that the Three Lights are men (including

Kakyuu who isn't too happy about them being men) although the three of them

just dress up like guys. Unlike our last story, Kakyuu did not have sex with

any of the Starlights back on Kinmoku. She is still a lesbian, as are the Three

Lights this time around. This story is also different in that our last story

was a normal hentai story. This one is a Sekkushiaru Roman with Yaten and 

Kakyuu. We hope you enjoy it. We have gotten a lot of information about Kakyuu

and the Starlights from Kakyuu Hime. We really appreciate her help with this

story. Thanks, Kakyuu Hime! If you would like us to write any other Starlights

and Kakyuu fics please e-mail us who you think that Seiya and Taiki should get

with or if you would like to see more of Yaten and Kakyuu. If you have any 

ideas for a hentai story that uses lesser used female characters please send 

them to us. If you want us to write a sequal to any of our stories,

please write us, because otherwise we might not return to a plot that someone

likes. Please send all questions, comments, praise, flames, and ideas to:

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Thank you and enjoy.  ^_^









				

			   "Nagaraboshi No Ai"

			 (A Shooting Star's Love)



Kinmoku

1 year ago



	Yaten stared at Princess Kakyuu as she started to descend the stairs.

Kakyuu's dress fit her perfectly, accentuating her already beautiful body. As

Yaten continued to look on, it was as if the rest of the ballroom started to 

fade away. She had known Kakyuu for years, ever since they were both young 

girls. She had grown up with Seiya, Taiki, and Kakyuu. During that time she

had grown to love Kakyuu. She had always tried to keep her emotions hidden 

behind sarcastic remarks and a harsh exterior, but Kakyuu had always been 

able to break through that.

	Yaten was interrupted in her thoughts by someone bumping into her.

	"Move it, asshole!" exclaimed Yaten. The guy apologized and walked 

off.

	Today was Kakyuu's 15 birthday. They had been celebrating all day and

now they were having a ball for the occassion. The only one Yaten wanted to

dance with was Kakyuu. 'That's stupid. We're both princesses. She'll

probably find some prince to marry someday.' She wanted to tell Kakyuu about

her feelings, but since they were both girls, she thought that Kakyuu wouldn't

be able to return those feelings. Yaten sighed. 'No matter what happens, I'll 

always love you, Kakyuu.' Yaten looked over at Kakyuu halfway across the room.

She was talking to one of the girls from the palace. Little did Yaten know 

that Kakyuu was flirting with the girl.

	Kakyuu looked over at Yaten. 'Yaten looks so beautiful tonight in that 

dress.' Kakyuu started walking over towards Yaten. She flirted with other 

girls to get her mind off of the Starlights, though it didn't help much. She 

liked all three of them, especially Yaten, but she was afraid of what would 

happen if she told them how she truly felt about them. They were the most 

important people to her and she didn't want them to push away from her because

of how she felt. 'Besides,' she thought, 'with my luck they're all straight

and I wouldn't have a chance with them, anyway.' She noticed that Yaten seemed

depressed tonight. 'I wonder why Yaten's so sad.' she said to herself. She 

hated seeing any of her Starlights like that and tried to help them whenever

she could.

 	"Hello, Yaten. What's wrong? You look depressed." Kakyuu said as she

approached Yaten.

	"Oh, hi Kakyuu. I'm fine. Just thinking. See any guys you like?"

Yaten asked, trying to change the subject.

	"No, not really. None of them are my type anyway," Kakyuu replied

'Mostly because they're men.' Kakyuu finished in her mind.

	"Same here." Yaten said "You want some punch?" 

	"No thanks. What are you thinking about?" Kakyuu asked,

noticing that Yaten was trying to avoid the subject.

	"Just some things." Yaten said hoping that Kakyuu would leave it at

that.

	"But you seemed sad." she said, knowing that something was wrong.

	"I said I'm fine. Don't worry about me. I can handle it. You just 

enjoy your birthday, okay?" said Yaten. She felt bad for talking to Kakyuu 

like that, but she couldn't tell Kakyuu what was bothering her. How could she

tell Kakyuu that she was in love with her? What if Kakyuu just wanted them to

stay friends while she looked for love somewhere else? Yaten didn't have the 

answers to these questions. She couldn't bring herself to tell Kakyuu how she 

felt.

	Kakyuu looked crestfallen. "Okay, Yaten. I'll leave you alone if you

want me to. I hope you feel better soon," said Kakyuu. Before Yaten could 

reply Kakyuu was already walking away. Kakyuu tried to enjoy herself for the

rest of the night, but her mind kept returning to Yaten. Kakyuu couldn't keep

herself from thinking of the beautiful silver haired princess.





Tokyo

Present Day



	Yaten looked at the dark Tokyo skyline. The relentless rain and wind 

pressed into him as he tried to make his way back to the apartment that he, 

Seiya, Taiki, and Kakyuu shared. He had been caught in the rain while taking

a walk. They had finally defeated Galaxia, but she had already destroyed their

home planet, Kinmoku. Kakyuu had suggested that they stay on earth to help the

other Sailor Senshi since they had nowhere else to go. Yaten sighed. He had

really messed things up. In all actuallity, he wasn't even really a he. She

dressed up like a guy along with Seiya and Taiki. They had pretended to be

guys ever since they had reached earth. It had been Yaten's idea for them to

pretend to be guys when they had arrived. Yaten said that Kakyuu would more 

likely be attracted to a male band rather than a female group. Seiya and

Taiki had agreed, believing it would be easier to find her if they pretended

to be men. Yaten's real reasoning was that she could actually tell Kakyuu

how she felt if Kakyuu thought she was a he. There was a better chance that

Kakyuu would feel the same way if she thought that Yaten was a guy. Of course,

that had been before she found out that Kakyuu was gay. Now she knew that 

Kakyuu did like women and she was still pretending to be a guy.

	Yaten had gone out on a walk to clear her mind, but the storm had 

only made things worse. The storm reflected Yaten's mood as she finally 

reached the appartment doors. She stood there for a couple seconds collecting

her thoughts before opening the door and walking in. She looked around as she

entered. Taiki was sitting on the couch reading a physics book. Seiya was in

the kitchen attempting to cook something. Kakyuu turned around from looking 

out the window when she heard the door close behind Yaten.

	"Yaten! You're back! We were so worried about you!" Kakyuu rushed up 

to Yaten and embraced her. Yaten blushed slightly as she felt Kakyuu holding

on to her. Yaten was a small girl but Kakyuu was a little smaller than her.

Yaten had been drenched in the rain and now Kakyuu was soaked from the rain as

well. "Don't scare me like that, Yaten. I worry about you," chided Kakyuu as 

she pulled away from the embrace. Yaten wished it could have lasted longer. 

She knew that Kakyuu worried about her, but was it concern for a friend, or 

was it deeper than that?

	"Well, at least I didn't miss dinner," said Yaten as she looked over

at Seiya and her unsuccessful attempts at cooking. 

	"I'm trying, okay. It's raining pretty bad so we can't order out or 

anything, so you'll have to make do with whatever I can make," said Seiya.

	"That's a pretty short list," replied Taiki, never taking an eye off

of her book.

	"Please don't fight," said Kakyuu.

	"We're sorry princess. We're just giving Seiya a hard time. I'm sure

whatever he makes will be somewhat edible," apologized Taiki. Seiya glared at

Taiki and then went back to cooking. 

	"Kakyuu, are you okay?" asked Yaten as she moved towards Kakyuu. Kakyuu

was shivering slightly. 

	"Yeah, I'm fine. It's just my outfit's wet and it's cold in here. I 

think I'll go to bed now and try to stay warm. I'll see you three later,"

Kakyuu turned around and headed back to her room. 'That was weird. When I 

hugged Yaten, his chest felt strange. Maybe whatever they did to change 

themselves into guys has started to wear off,' she smiled to herself as she

thought of this. 'Then they'd always be women. Oh well, its probably just my

imagination. I've been wishing that Yaten was a women so I could tell her how

I feel about her, so now my minds playing tricks on me.'



	Yaten sat down on the couch next to Taiki. "I hope I wasn't gone too

long. Did you guys miss me?" Yaten said with a hint of sarcasm in her voice.

	"You should have seen Kakyuu. She was really worried about you, Yaten.

She kept on thinking that something horrible had happened to you," said Taiki.

	"I had no idea," said Yaten. "I didn't want to make her worry. I just

had some things I had to think about."

	Seiya walked out holding their dinner. Whatever it had been, Yaten 

couldn't identify it. "Here you go. Dinner is served." Taiki pulled up the book

in front of her face.

	"If you don't mind, Seiya, I think I'll pass. My clothes are drenched,

anyway, so I think I'll take a shower. Goodnight, you guys," Yaten said.

She stood up and headed for the shower.

	"It's pretty obvious that they like each other," said Seiya when she

was sure that Yaten couldn't hear her.

	"Yeah. Have you seen the way Kakyuu looks at Yaten when she's Sailor

Star Healer?" asked Taiki.

	"And the way she was so worried about Yaten being in trouble. When

Yaten was on her walk she must have been thinking about Kakyuu," said Seiya.

	"Most likely. Though the fact that Kakyuu still thinks we're guys

is an obstacle that Yaten will have to get around," stated Taiki.

	"Yaten can tell Kakyuu that she is a girl. Then Kakyuu will be happy

and Yaten can tell her how she feels," said Seiya.

	"It will take Yaten a while to work up the nerve to tell Kakyuu," said

Taiki.

	"I don't think so. I think that after hearing how worried Kakyuu was

she'll work up the nerve to tell Kakyuu tonight," said Seiya.

	"Would you care to bet on that?" asked Taiki.

	"Sure. If Yaten tells her tonight, you have to cook the rest of the 

week," said Seiya. 

	'Well, at least that's better than Seiya's cooking,' thought Taiki.

"Okay, and if I win you have to tell Usagi that you're a girl," Taiki said.

	Seiya laughed nervously. Seiya had a crush on Usagi and had chased 

after her for a while before Mamoru had come back to life. "Yeah, but I kissed

Usagi while Mamoru was away."

	"So? She'll know that a girl kissed her. Big deal, Seiya," said Taiki.

	"Fine. Deal?" asked Seiya.

	"Deal," Taiki agreed as they shook hands.



	Yaten closed the door behind her as she entered the bathroom. She was 

cold and wet from being caught out in the rain. She turned and looked in the

mirror. In the outfit she was wearing she looked just like a man. All of their

fans thought they were men, and most of them were girls that had developed 

crushes on them.   She, Seiya, and Taiki pulled off pretending to be men 

fairly well. 'Things aren't always as they seem,' thought Yaten. Even Kakyuu 

thought they were men. She knew

she should tell Kakyuu, but then she'd wind up telling her why she had come 

up with the idea to be men in the first place. She was scared of telling 

Kakyuu how she felt about her. They had grown up together, so Kakyuu might

just think of her as a friend. There was no way she could escape it. She was

in love with Kakyuu. Ever since she had been a little girl on Kinmoku, Kakyuu

had been there for her through everything. Yaten had watched that sweet little

girl grow up to be the beautiful, caring princess she was today.

	Yaten sighed. She looked back in the mirror. She looked like a boy 

except for one major difference. Her shirt had been plastered to her chest

from the rain and, later, when Kakyuu had hugged her. She could see her breast

lines from the way the shirt clung to her. 'Well I guess sometimes things are

what they seem,' she thought. Yaten pulled the shirt over her head and dropped

it to the floor. She unclasped her wet bra and let it join the shirt on the 

floor. She walked over to the shower and turned on the water. Yaten pulled 

down the pants she had been wearing and kicked them off. She slid the panties

off of her legs and tossed them over with the rest of the clothes. Yaten's 

mind began to wander as she waited for the water to heat up.  She imagined 

waking up in the morning holding Kakyuu. She imagined having a romantic 

dinner with Kakyuu, away from the rest of the world. Yaten sighed again. She

felt the water. It had warmed up, so she stepped under the showerhead. She

just stood there for a moment, letting the water run across her body. She

moved her hand behind her head and released her ponytail. The warm water felt

good after being in the rain for so long. She closed her eyes and let the 

water relax her. 'Taiki said that Kakyuu was really worried about me. Maybe

she does share my feelings,' thought Yaten. 'I can't hide this from her 

forever. I love her and she deserves to know that. I can only hope she shares

my feelings.' Yaten felt determined. After all these years she would finally 

tell Kakyuu. She turned off the shower and quickly dried herself off with

a towel. She suddenly realized that the only clothes she had were wet and

strewn about the floor. She decided if she waited to go get clothes she might

decide not to tell Kakyuu later. She wrapped the towel around herself and 

opened the door. She walked towards Kakyuu's room. She took a deep breath 

and knocked on the door. 

	"Come in," Yaten heard Kakyuu say.

	Yaten grabbed the doorknob and opened the door. She closed it behind 

her as she went in. Kakyuu stared at Yaten as she stood there in the towel.

Yaten blushed slightly. 

	"I have to talk to you, Kakyuu," said Yaten.

	"You're a girl....." said Kakyuu, keeping her gaze on Yaten.

	"That's kind of what this is about," said Yaten.

	Kakyuu indicated a spot on the bed. "Please sit down, Yaten." 

	Yaten sat down by Kakyuu and turned to look into her eyes. "Kakyuu,

I've known you for most of my life. You've always been there for me. You've

always been the most importent thing in my life. When we went to earth to find

you, I suggested we go in disguise as men to find you because I thought you

might feel differently about me if you thought I was a guy instead of another

princess that you grew up with. I realised that if I ever have a chance with 

you it has to be because of me and not some guy I'm pretending to be. Kakyuu,

I love you." As Yaten finally finished, she took a deep breath. She started 

feeling nervous. She waited for Kakyuu's response.

	Kakyuu embraced Yaten. "Oh, Yaten. I'm so happy. I love you, too. All

of those years I grew up with you, how could I help but fall in love with you?

	Yaten leaned towards Kakyuu. Their lips met in a passionate kiss. Time

seemed to stop as they kissed. Yaten brought a hand up to the side of Kakyuu's

face and started to lightly stroke her cheek. Kakyuu's hands roamed across 

Yaten's back. The towel that had been wrapped around Yaten slipped off onto 

the bed. Yaten was about to pull away, but she felt Kakyuu continue to slide 

her hands along Yaten's back. Yaten slowly pulled off Kakyuu's nightgown. Both

girls continued to kiss as they held each other on the bed. Kakyuu cupped 

Yaten's breasts and started to rub the nipples with her thumbs. Yaten moaned 

into their kiss and finally broke off for air. Yaten ran her hands along

Kakyuu's lithe body. She slid her hands down Kaktuu's body and stopped as she 

reached her thighs. She felt Kakyuu's love juices running down her legs. Yaten

caressed the inside of her thighs. Kakyuu brought one hand away from Yaten's

breasts and started to lower it down Yaten's body. Kakyuu slid past Yaten's

washboard stomach to between her creamy thighs. Yaten started to gently rub 

circles around Kakyuu's pussy, causing Kakyuu to moan in the process. Yaten 

gasped as she felt Kakyuu slide two fingers into her own pussy. She stopped 

rubbing Kakyuu's pussy and inserted three of her own fingers into Kakyuu's 

hot, wet pussy. One of Kakyuu's hands continued to rub one of Yaten's breasts

 while the other pumped in and out of Yaten's slit. Yaten's slid her other 

hand across Kakyuu's back and down to her perfectly rounded bottom. 

There was a sheen of sweat forming across both of their bodies as they 

continued to make love. Yaten leaned towards Kakyuu again and they met in a 

passionate kiss. Both girls reached orgasm and slumped down on the bed, 

holding each other protectively, as if this moment might be stolen from them.

Yaten looked at Kakyuu and saw that she was smiling. 

	"I love you, Kakyuu, and I always will, no matter what happens," said 

Yaten as she snuggled closer to Kakyuu, the night not feeling so cold anymore.

	Kakyuu leaned her head against Yaten's chest. "I love you too, 

Yaten." Kakyuu sighed contentedly as she held onto Yaten.



	Seiya smirked as she turned to look at Taiki. "See, I told you Yaten

would tell her tonight."

	"She just went into Kakyuu's room," objected Taiki. "That meanns 

nothing."

	"She was only in a towel," stated Seiya.



	Kakyuu heard Taiki and Seiya arguing outside. She smiled again as she

felt Yaten's embrace. She held Yaten even closer and fell asleep next to her 

love.