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The Wild West wasn't something Navi had ever taken much of an interest in, but being the Senshi of Tumbleweeds, there was an undeniable association there.

Not that she payed much attention to it.

The Dark Mirror in question was currently patrolling along the streets of Destiny City, though as her mirror wraiths were full, she was more or less wandering. Her quota was filled, so her job for the evening was essentially done, unless she came across a receptive White Moon Senshi she could talk to.

There was an order aligned aura not far from where she was currently walking, but by the feel of it she would have guessed Knight, not Senshi. All the same she figured it wouldn't hurt to check it out, and coming to a cross streets, she turned and began making her way towards it.

The sight that greeted her when she did come across the Page was an odd one. All crystals and and snowy blues, the girl looked quite out of place with her hands up mimicking guns, calling out some western slang. "Oh I wouldn't put much stock in Hollywood Western stereotypes. They might work in the movies, but I doubt they'd be very effective here."

Well this was knew. Navi wasn't at all accustomed to running into incredibly friendly knights. She blinked at the page with slightly widened eyes before a soft smile twitched into place along soft, pink lips. "Good evening," she answered with a small chuckle, black clad arms raising up to cross loosely below her bust. "Nice to meet you, Sutai."

It was lucky for Sutai that Navi hadn't run into the page much sooner. A few months prior the Dark Mirror Senshi had carried quite the grudge towards the members of what she still considered a generally useless faction. Her court still couldn't use them, but Navi's anger at the knights as a whole had at least dissipated. Camelot still had a target on his head, but he was a special case.

"I'm Navi, Dark Mirror Senshi of Tumbleweeds." Sutai moved closer, and Navi disentangled her arms to extend a hand in greeting. There was always the chance a show of friendliness was a ploy, but she would have bet good money that Sutai wasn't pulling some rouse. She seemed genuinely sweet, open, and honest, and she reminded the red head very forcibly of her own Virtus.

"You've met some of our court before?"

It wasn't hard to see how Sutai had walked away from numerous encounters with the Dark Mirror Court with such a positive view of them as a whole. If she were anymore innocent, she'd have been glowing. There was no boastful pride, no arrogance, nothing to p***k at the temper at all. "Likewise, Sutai." She was sweet, polite, and down right adorable.

"Aurora is quite fun," she agreed, head tilting gently to one side as she regarded the page while she toyed with one of the numerous jewels that decorated her attire. "Though she wouldn't really know why the Dark Mirror Court aren't fans of Knights." It was the most senior among them that would have held the grudge or kept to the stubborn views of Knights being useless.

"It's not that you're bad, as a whole, though there are some that I wouldn't care to meet again." As well as some she longed to come face to face with. Camelot still had yet to answer for what he'd done to her. "It's mostly that we can't use you. Knights are not Senshi, and only Senshi can be awakened into the Dark Mirror Court." Once this fact had made Navi very happy, but more and more as of late she considered it a shame. There were a few among the knights she found she didn't mind.

The Dark Mirror Senshi frowned, head tipping to one side as Sutai expressed her concerns of what Navi had just tried to explain. "Not all Senshi began as Dark Mirror Senshi, but they can all be awakened into our court. I think it has something to do with the star seed.." The frown deepened. She wasn't entirely sure how best to make things clearer. "I the Dark Mirror Court is all I've known, but some began with the White Moon, and have decided to join us."

Ginger brows quirked, and Navi let out a soft 'hmm?' as the page asked another question. This one was unexpected, and she had to wonder where it might have come from. As far as she knew, no one among their court had any dislike for their queen. Questions, yes, but no ill feelings. "I adore our Queen. She saved me, she gave me a purpose and a new life." Thin shoulders rose and rolled back in a small shrug.

"She's very busy, and we don't see her often, but she cares for us." She was remembering the instance in the park where Virtus had been awakened and she herself had been badly injured. It had been Ares that had lifted her into her arms and insisted the girl go to the hospital before their newest ally revealed his healing powers.

Again her head tipped, and she took a small step forward. "Why do think some of us feel differently?" Sure there had been a misunderstanding. Of the names mentioned, none seemed the sort to speak ill of their Queen.

A puzzled blink and a soft frown Sutai's words, and she bit back the quick retort to allow the page to listen to what she had to say. There were truth to her words, there was no denying that. Ares was a busy woman, and she seldom had opportunity to leave mirror space to visit among her court, but there was a very good reason for this.

"It's not as simple as all that. Our princess is working to rebuild a kingdom, and that is no easy task. She is the keystone. Without her, all of our efforts would be in vain. She is what focus all our hard work into creating the future we are all fighting for." She'd had to think carefully for her answer. To make it clear, but not to give away anything that wasn't already known. The white moon already knew Ares' aims, but her exact methods weren't shared.

"She makes time for us when she can, when she knows it's important." Like when Navi had planned and put together a christmas party for the whole of the Dark mirror court the year before. Their queen had surprised them all by attending. She'd even brought home made cupcakes. "I can't tell you everything she's done for us, or for me, but believe me. She does not neglect us, she is there, but she has a dream to build."

For a moment it seemed that Sutai had soaked in her meaning, and she offered a smile to the bright faced girl. Ah, but no. At least not simply so. The knight had grasped the meat of her point, but still..

Navi didn't quite have the heart to argue the point further, so she nodded, smiling sweetly. "She might like that, I'll have to present the idea to her the next time I speak with her." The chances of it happening were slim to nil, but Sutai didn't know that. Sweet as the girl was, she was trying to help. No wonder she had yet to fall under the fight of any within their court. She was just too.. pure.

"I hope I've managed to answer some questions." Or at the very last dissuaded the rumors that their queen was a tyrant.. "It's been a pleasure meeting you, and I don't say that about many knights."