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Coco guardian cat

Coco noticed her first question hadn't been answered but clearly if the Code didn't want to answer something it wasn't going to answer. She frowned listening to the rest of what the Code said and then what the other Mauvian said she wondered if they would get any real answers. Since she didn't feel like she had gotten any real answers. Perhaps none of them would get real answers. She went over to where the other Mauvians were trying to clean up the mess. "Can I help?" She asked. She didn't know much as of yet but she wasn't afraid to get a little dusty if it meant helping her people and helping the senshi. She was curious about the inner workings of the console. Coco looked around wondering if it was possible to find a vacuum here.

Sailor Amaterasu, Chibi Senshi of the Sunrise

Amaterasu was honestly really scared when the big explosion happened above her. She instinctively curled herself into ball to try and protect herself. This was definitely not fun she decided. As she waited for pain or something to happen she felt nothing. Or rather she felt nothing bad instead she felt herself being pulled gently along. It was like she was on a lazy river but instead of water she was in a river of light.

It was very strange she wondered if her sister would even believe her when she told her everything that had happened today, afterall even if magic was real this was all another level of unbelievable.

She eventually found herself deposited in a very pretty room with strange architecture that she had never seen. All of the other good guys from that fight seemed to have ended up here. All of them were pairing off into little discussion groups about things too complicated for the young senshi to understand so instead she wandered around the room eventually she noticed a giant of a man especially next to her small stature. She went and tugged on the pant leg of the man in white to get his attention. "Excuse me mister do you know where we are or what's going on?"

Squire Aogashima of Cosmos

"Oh, probably!" Aogashima said thoughtfully, "I probably should have asked about it, but I didn't think about it at the time... I could probably ask my sister- wait, I could probably ask Rune!"

How could she forget her fellow idol enthusiast and vtuber friend Rune? If anyone would know how to get to the moon, it'd be the fluffy Mauvian.

"I mean, you can talk to my sister if you want, but I think she'll understand once she realizes that you're not... bad? I dunno, she'll come around once she gets to know you. And then you can meet my big bro, too! His cooking's the best."

Her brother, who she had already previously mentioned as having no powered identity that she knew of. Well, he was over at his girlfriend's place a lot anyway, just like how their parents were out a lot- it wouldn't be a problem! Maybe.

"Oh, of course! I'll teach you all there is to being human," Aogashima said, though there was likely a good chance Hakodate would have to intervene, before she attempted to turn Valnyr into an aspiring idol such as herself... "I helped Rune out that week she got stuck as a human- she's a Guardian Cat, by the way, you should meet her too, since she comes over all the time- I can help you too! We'll go clothes shopping and everything."

Since, well, Aogashima didn't think anything she had would fit Val, and clothes shopping was fun, anyway!

Sailor Minkowski

Minkowski was a little flustered when Anser leaned in to poke her brooch, but it wasn't as if it took much for that to happen; she was very easily embarrassed, after all. Still, it did make her feel a little less guilty to use her last cast of her magic on herself, if Anser believed she was doing the right thing. Minkowski wanted to say something in response, but was interrupted by a strange... feeling, that she couldn't describe, but didn't feel bad? She hadn't been looking at the star map on the ceiling, and thus completely missed the display of lights.

"I did, but... what was it?" she asked, confused.

Amsvartnir, Squire of Cosmos

Amsvartnir didn't know what to think when they were suddenly... hm, he wasn't quite sure what the word was. Surrounded by a kind of warmth, a warmth that wasn't very explosion-y. At least, as far as he could tell. Maybe being blown to pieces was simply... less painful than he thought. A question that he'd not thought to ask his rabbi came to him in those final moments: what does happen when one's body is too... unable to be buried properly? He swallowed, eyes closing as the air around him changed. She-ma yisrael, eloheinu, adonai echad, he thought. Even if nobody would give him his last prayer, he could still, since he could still think.

Of course, when he first opened his eyes and looked around (it was fascinating that he still had eyes to open, to him, that he had this body that worked, unless that's just how his brain and soul still interpreted things after twenty years of being alive on Earth, but he didn't know, he wasn't a philosopher of this stuff, hell, he was probably barely Jewish as it was), he... was pretty sure this dilapidated sort of building wasn't anything like the Gan Eden he expected. Not to mention the fact that he was also pretty sure most of the people who were here weren't Jewish, either, so... Maybe he wasn't dead, after all? That sounded nice. So they'd all been saved...

Probably by Cosmos, he thought, looking down at himself and his rainbows. Well... He grimaced. He was covered in that black stuff (that he refused to think about it being blood) that Albite had dripped all over him from his freaky (cool) new youma form. So his rainbows weren't super colorful and visible at the moment. But still. Cosmos had saved them, and while that was great, it had him nervous. He really really wanted to meet her, the... Princess? he was supposed to serve under, but the thought also terrified him. Meeting her would be amazing, he had questions he wanted to ask, but he knew he was also... someone who'd been in the Negaverse, before, and he wasn't sure if she'd ask anything of him. If he would be okay. He wanted things to be okay, but the fear dug its claws in. Even if she did show up, he doubted he'd be able to do anything other than stare like a deer in the headlights.

All the talking and commotion went right over his head. None of this stuff made any sense to him. He really hadn't been Order for too long, and all of the sheer amount of stuff and information being bandied about every which way mostly just felt like he was struggling to breathe. So he didn't focus on it, although the talking Code piece made him flinch. It probably wouldn't have anything nice to say to him. He didn't know if he wanted to ever talk to it.

Sighing, he rubbed his face, and then there was a small hand tugging on his clothes and he glanced down. Why do I attract the children of the White Moon? he wondered, looking upwards to mentally complain at G-d, before he blinked and then wondered if G-d would even still be... up, he guessed, when he was on the moon.

Meh. "Well," he said, crouching down some (being so tall was annoying, sometimes), "I don't know a whole lot myself. I know we're on the moon. I know we're waiting for someone to show up—either Cosmos or a queen, from what I understand. I'm very new here, so I'm not entirely sure, but I do know that much."

He smiled reassuringly. "I'm sure we'll be able to go home soon."

His wisp, showing up now all the commotion had died down, bobbed around, chasing something invisible around the Chibi's head to entertain her, and Amsvartnir laughed, too.

"He likes you."

Transcendent Super Anser

Okay, so it wasn't just her. Good...

Not that it explained anything. Anser searched the map of the skies above them, watching as the wave continued its way over the reaches of the map. It seemed to be radiating out from Earth, at least...

"Oh," Anser's eyes widened, "uh, before we were teleported here, the comet above us literally exploded from the machine the aliens set up. Think that might be the comet?" To be honest, Anser had no idea that any blast from something that small could spread so far, but it would make sense... And whatever that comet was, it didn't seem to be exactly normal--

Transcended Eternal Scylla

She went to pull away, but a tiny tug on her wrist stopped her from getting too far; Caedus, holding her wrist loosely. Don't go, the grip seemed to say, and she twisted around, turning her wrist in his grip and pressing her palm to his own before dropping back down in a slightly more comfortable position, Charybdis now holding one hand, Caedus with the (hopefully clear) invitation to hold the other.

Adrenaline faded, leaving only aches in its wake. The places were Wolframite had sliced her were stinging, though she wasn't bleeding anymore. Not that she was going to try and see- she would worry about it later. Instead, she looked over her motley crew of allies, taking note again of who was here.

"I think maybe we should see about calling the Thorns together for our first official meeting and training session." She said it to Nephthys, to Bellatrix, to anyone else who was nearby and listening. "And encourage anyone else to do the same. When we all worked together against some of those generators, the Negaverse didn't fare well. It was when we were more fractured, in smaller groups, that they were picking us off. Though there wasn't much to be done about the Chaos on the field. Not much to do against that except Transcension." A yawn punctuated her statement, her jaw popping. "Oh, I'm sorry."

She released her sister's hand to rub at one of the bloody slashes across her skin, remembering the feeling of Wolframite's half-youma claws across her cheek, across her arms, too close to her throat and her middle. Remembering the feeling of Prehnite's daggers tearing into her skin- her shoulder hurt, and she spared a glance to look at it- grimacing, to see the jagged slash down the back of one arm.

"If we could get enough cats on board to help mask Order energy signatures, enough knights and senshi willing to at least... practice together, even if we don't all agree on methods, or manners. Or even just get everyone enrolled in self-defense courses for their civilian lives? There are so many of us, with different skill sets and methods. There has to be a way to organize us into an effective force without waiting for one ring to unite us all. As it were. Not literally a ring."

Her head dropped towards Caedus' shoulder.

She glanced to the computer, curious to hear what it had to say about Metis. "Can you download information on Scylla, next?" Just in case information on Metis was inconclusive.

Though it was certain to be oudated information, at this rate.

Dejanira senshi of raspberries

Dejanira hadn't even thought about Cadeus not being human she had thought he was a senshi of some sort now that she looked at him she finally noticed that he and the cadets were not colored as humans, but it didn't matter to her at all. Clearly, the Cosmos had blessed them since they had been brought here and not left on the battlefield or sent to the dark kingdom. They were all lucky and blessed. She felt that in her heart. She wasn't worried about Cadeus not being what she thought he was it was clear there were many who supported him even though he had made a mistake that had angered a lot of people and had put so many in danger and even lost some their lives.

Clearly, it wasn't all his fault since the negaverse had a hand in changing the plan and using it as a way to cause destruction. She shook her head she listened to some of what the Code and computer said. Some of it was very strange indeed. She shook her head and sat down wondering what they would be doing next or if they would all be going home soon. She was still so sore and tired after being attack by the negaverse she didn't have the energy to help with cleaning up the computer.

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