#star twinkle precure x gender neutral reader

[baileypie-writes]

For A request can I request A plantonic one shot of Yuni & GN! Reader who helps her when she was A theif and only found her again when she joined the precure

To get into more detail reader was actually with Yuni during the fall of planet rainbow and reader helped Yuni with her thief business and around the time of the Cure cosmos Debut reader was off to collect another planet rainbow item by themselves but when they came back Yuni was no where on the planet and they eventually find her on earth and like nearly every concerned older sibling they were like “YUNI WHERE THE HELL HAVE YOU BEEN!?”

A/N ~ Sure! That’s such a cute idea! Hope you enjoy!

~Reunion~

Yuni + GN!Alien!Reader

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Fandom: Star☆Twinkle Pretty Cure

Fanfic Type: Oneshot

Reader: Gender neutral(they/them pronouns), alien(type isn’t specified)

Relationship: Platonic

Genre: Fluff

Word Count: 1,544

Synopsis: After landing on an unknown planet, you unexpectedly reunited with your fellow thief friend, Yuni.

Warnings: Probably some incorrect information(I didn’t pay a lot of attention to Yuni’s story)

~Masterlists~

~Star☆Twinkle Pretty Cure Masterlist~

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The almost deafening sound of sirens blared through the building, flashing red lights accompanying it. Though it was annoying, it ended up paying in your favor, as it drowned out the sound of your shoes hitting the ground as you ran. And oh, were you running.

You clutched the bag holding your newly claimed item tightly. The last thing you wanted was to lose it. You’d already gone through enough trouble stealing it. Though, you didn’t think of it as stealing. You were simply getting it back.

A sigh of relief escaped you as you finally reached your spaceship. And not a moment too soon. Guards had found you, and were catching up fast. Their angry demands for you to stop went unheard, both because the sirens were louder, and because you were ignoring them. Quickly, you got into your ship, wasting no time starting it up.

By the time the guards had reached you, your ship was already levitating off the ground, spewing smoke from its motors. You watched in satisfaction as the gray cloud enveloped them, and they began to cough. Your job was now done.

Flopping down onto your chair, you finally allowed yourself to catch your breath. After switching the ship’s mode to autopilot, you took your finding out of the bag. It was a small, golden trinket box. Despite the size, it was worth more than you could imagine. But you didn’t take it because of its money value. You did it for a friend.

Yuni was your friend from Planet Rainbow. Unfortunately, everyone on her planet, except for her, was turned to stone by an accident involving a Notraider. After that, the planet’s treasures were stolen. Yuni took on the alias of the thief “Blue Cat” to take them back. So you, being her friend, offered to help.

And that’s what you’ve been doing for the past while. Just traveling from planet to planet, looking for Planet Rainbow’s treasures. You were rather proud of yourself for your latest find. It had a rather large rainbow ore, the planet’s signature stone, on it. You couldn’t wait to show it to Yuni. You hadn’t heard any word from her recently, so you’ve been a bit worried. But you knew that once you saw her, and knew she was okay, you’d be just fine.

The excited feeling only intensified as you landed your ship on the barren Planet Rainbow. You stepped out, immediately heading to your usual meeting spot. But to your surprise, your feline friend wasn’t there.

“Yuni! I got something for you!” You called out. But you went unanswered.

Figuring she was somewhere else on the planet, you wandered around for a bit. But after searching her usual, and even unusual spots, she was really nowhere to be found. Considering there was no message indicating she was out looking for more treasures, you were worried.

You figured it wouldn’t hurt to search for her. Maybe you could hunt down more items on the way. So you carved her a message on a nearby stone, as you usually did, and left once again.

However, you had only managed to travel for roughly an hour before your engine stopped.

“Oh no…” You said, realizing that you’d forgotten to refill the tank. Your ship was now floating aimlessly through space. There were no nearby planets, so you couldn’t ask for help. There was really nothing you could do.

As you contemplated your next move, a large shadow blocked out the small bit of light you already had. Looking out the window, you saw a giant meteor heading your way. You immediately began to panic. There was no way to dodge it, and you couldn’t leave the ship due to there being no breathable air.

Just as the giant rock was about to hit, a large flash of light blocked your view of everything. “What the heck?” You shouted as you covered your eyes.

The light stopped just as quick as it started. You removed your arms from your eyes, only to find yourself plummeting down into some unknown planet. You screamed, immediately activating your ship’s emergency safety feature. A parachute opened above the ship, and when the wind filled it, you were thrusted upwards a bit. But at least you weren’t falling anymore.

After catching your breath, you looked out the window once again. You could spot a lot of green nature below you, getting closer and closer as you drifted down. You had no idea what planet this was, or how you even got there. But you know it must’ve had something to do with that light.

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“C’mon! Fuwa said it’s this way!” Hikaru called out to her friends as she raced into the woods. The aforementioned winged unicorn flew closely behind.

“I’m still confused. What exactly are we looking for? You dragged us here without much of an explanation. I only processed the part about Fuwa sensing something coming, and using her magic for whatever reason.” Yuni complained, taking her sweet time walking.

“Yeah. Is it a good something, or a bad something ~lun?” Lala asked.

“I think it’s good ~fuwa!” Fuwa said, continuing to zip around.

After a small walk through the trees, the group came across a small clearing. In the center was a spaceship.

“Woah.” Elena exclaimed.

“Whose ship is this?” Hikaru asked Yuni and Lala.

“No clue. You know we don’t know every alien, right ~lun?” Lala scoffed.

“No, I actually know whose ship this is.” Yuni said, stopping in her tracks once she realized.

“Really? Whose?” Madoka asked.

Suddenly, the ships door opened with a screech. Everyone tensed in anticipation, knowing the endless possibilities when it came to beings from other planets. A second later, out stepped a very exhausted and stressed looking alien.

“(name)!” Yuni called out happily. “I knew it was you!” She began running in your direction.

“Huh?” You looked up. As soon as you caught sight of the girl in front of you, you bolted towards her. “Yuni!”

You enveloped her in a bone crushing hug. You were fully aware that she wasn’t fond of them, but you felt you deserved one after not knowing where or how she was for so long. Her tail fully straightened out, puffing up a bit, a clear sign that she was not fond of what you were doing.

“Where the heck have you been?!” You shouted. “I haven’t heard anything from you in forever, and you weren’t at Planet Rainbow! You could’ve at least left me some sort of message!” You scolded, just spewing out all the feelings you’ve been holding in.

“I-I-“ Yuni struggled to get the words out. “Maybe if you let go of me, I can tell you.”

You obliged, desperate for answers. Yuni panted, catching her breath from being squeezed so tight. “So… kind of a lot has happened since you last took off.”

“Uh huh. I have plenty of time to listen.” You replied, letting her know that you were going to get a story out of her.

“So after you left… well… one thing led to another and… I’m a Pretty Cure now.” She explained.

“… A what?” You questioned.

Yuni let out an exasperated sigh. “Okay. Guess you’re gonna need more details.”

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After a quite long and confusing explanation, you were left speechless. Sitting on the soft, green ground of the planet you now knew as “Earth”, you processed everything that Yuni had told you.

“Wow.” You said. “So you’ve sure been busy, huh?”

Yuni scratched the back of her neck bashfully. “Haha, yeah. Sorry for not communicating with you. I guess I just lost track of everything.”

“It’s okay. I get it.” You waved your hand to assure her. Then, after remembering something, you snapped your fingers. “Oh! Hang on! I got something for you!”

The others watched as you ran back to your ship. When you returned a few moments later, you held a bag in your hand. “I just got this today.” You reached into the bag, and pulled out the trinket box.

Yuni gasped softly. You held it out for her to take, to which she wasted no time to do. She stared lovingly at the small box, being reminded of her home. The rainbow ore reflected into her glossy eyes.

“Thank you, (name).” She said.

“I’m glad you’re happy. It took a heck of a lot of effort to get it. I probably need to hide away for a while now. Just until everything dies down.” You laughed. “Besides, I don’t think my ship’s in any condition to go anywhere soon.”

“We’ll help you fix it!” Hikaru offered.

“Yeah, why not?” Elena chimed in.

Yuni chuckled at her friends’ typical kindness. “I mean, I guess it’s only fair. You went through a lot of trouble for this.”

“That would be great. Thanks guys!” You said. “And while I’m here, you can teach me all about this planet!”

Everyone smiled warmly at you, happy to be of help. You truly didn’t know what to expect of this planet’s inhabitants when you landed, but it seemed that they’re a very nice species. You were glad that Yuni was okay, and that she had made such good friends. And soon, they’d grow to be yours too.

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