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Magic Knight Rayearth: Alcyone spies on Zagato, as he talks with Emeraude. She notices again, he is not physically attacking her, but merely just verbally making trouble. She slolwy gets more of her doubts with the "kidnapping" of Princess Emeraude.Mokona leads the girls into a hot (asui!) volcano where the last Machine is being held for Hikaru. Umi and Fuu starts to get worried about Hiakru when she acts weird, and is disappears (like the others did.)She wakes up in a firey room, when a firey wolf/dog (or subtitle "lion") is talking to her. He tells the same crap what Umi and Fuu had to go through, and tests her "courage of heart", blah.When this is all happening, Zagato manages to also get to the Volcano when Hikaru just went in. He strips Umi and Fuu's powers, just intime when Hikaru gets back.Hikaru and Zagato talk for a bit, and he takes her power also. They talk for a bit, for a little more, and he fires a fireball towards Umi and Fuu. Hikaru shields them, and he tries to fire another one again.This time Larfaga steps in and shields Hikaru. Zagato hits Larfaga once more, and Larfaga starts to fall to the follow.Umi and Fuu slolwy wake up, and take notice of their surroundings. They all scream when they see Zagato starts to fire another round.Suddenly Rayearth's voice, appears in front of them, attacking Zagato, who retreats. They then get powered up by Rayearth, and regains back their powers.Down bellow, they see Mokona as well as Larfaga, and are happy they are only a few steps away on saving Cephiro and returning home to Tokyo!

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