
Act 56 Stars 7 pits Sailor Moon against the paired sentries Sailor Lethe and Sailor Mnemosyne at Sagittarius Zero Star, while a worried Chibiusa rouses the Sailor Quartet in the Crystal Palace to reinforce her.
Reaching Sagittarius Zero Star, Sailor Moon is met by Sailor Lethe and Sailor Mnemosyne, and her thinning party suffers still more losses. Away in the Crystal Palace, Chibiusa senses that something has befallen Diana and vows to help Sailor Moon by waking the Sailor Quartet. Naoko Takeuchi authored this seventh chapter of the Stars arc.
Sailor Moon's arrival at Sagittarius Zero Star draws out the twin guardians Lethe and Mnemosyne, and the meeting costs her group more of its members. Back in the future, a worried Chibiusa awakens the Sailor Quartet, who rally to her side to strengthen Sailor Moon's cause.

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Sailor Lethe and Sailor Mnemosyne, twin guardians, meet Sailor Moon upon her arrival at Sagittarius Zero Star in Act 56 Stars 7.
Sensing that something has happened to Diana, Chibiusa awakens the Sailor Quartet in the Crystal Palace to help reinforce Sailor Moon in Act 56 Stars 7.
Sailor Moon's thinning party suffers still more losses during the confrontation with Sailor Lethe and Sailor Mnemosyne in Act 56 Stars 7.
Act 56 Stars 7 introduces the Desert River of Memory and the Desert River of Oblivion, along with the enemy Sailor Chi.
Yes, Chibiusa voices her Pink Moon Crystal transformation phrase outside of the short stories for the first time in Act 56 Stars 7.
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