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Sadachbia was feeling pretty chipper tonight.

Something in the air seemed to tingle with the promise of a good time, even if no one had really shown up yet. She was either going to meet someone neat, have an intense but fair battle, or maybe both. That was the feeling she got from tonight.

As she bounded across the rooftops, a twinkle registered at the edge of her senses. It seemed that tonight's encounter wasn't so far off. She changed destinations, hopping from roof to roof towards the other senshi's aura. Who would be waiting on the other side? Would they be a rookie, or someone experienced? Abrasive or gentle? There was, of course, only one way to find out.

It wasn't long before Sadachbia found her target. The polite greeting earned a smile in response. "Sadachbia, Senshi of Construction. And I agree, it's definitely nice to find allies out here." She cocked her head and mulled the offer of tea over. "Hmm. What kind of tea is it? I like tea that's got a flavor to it." Her attention shifted to the bag Sabine was towing around. "I think you're the only senshi I've seen who takes a bag around. Having stuff nearby and not just in subspace must be handy, but what do you do with it in a fight?" She paused, then added, "Is it heavy enough for you to whack people with? That might be helpful."

"Bergamot?" Welp. There was one word Sadachbia didn't really recognize. Surely it wasn't anything foul or harmful, though some people had very different senses of taste and could pass off ridiculously bitter things as normal. She paused for a moment, then decided that accepting the offer of tea wouldn't hurt (and if she didn't like it, she could dump it out on some Negaverse agent's head). "Hmm... sure. I'll give it a try." When Sabine explained the cons of subspace, Sadachbia found herself inclined to agree. "That makes sense. I don't think you can put normal things in subspace anyway. Now you've got a weapon and first aid!" She had decided that she liked this Sabine, who wasn't afraid to give it to Negaverse agents full in the face. The girl was gutsy and practical. She seemed to be a fitting Senshi of Tactics.

Sadachbia inspected the tea, resisting the urge to give it a sniff. There was no reason to find the offering suspicious, and again, she could dump it out on a Negaverse agent's head if it didn't taste right. She took an idle sip of the tea and nodded. "Hmm, it's not bad. Not sure what I was expecting though." It tasted a bit better than the scented hot water she tended to get stuck with whenever she made tea (which wasn't often, because coffee was more effective).

The mention of an allowance brought a wry smile to her face. "Heh, you're telling me. I've got a friend who's like, 'buy this! buy this! Come on, get this game and play it with me!' and she doesn't seem to realize that I need to save up for things. You should see my coupon stacks at home." Megrez really wanted Sadachbia to play certain video games with her. Unfortunately for her, Sadachbia was selective in her gaming.

"Hmm." Sadachbia mulled over the statement about not wanting to deal with the Negaverse. "I guess it would be nice, but it kind of worries me. People might get complacent, and then BAM, the Negaverse strikes while everyone is sleeping in. I'd prefer a low hum of activity- just little things here and there to keep people from going soft." Perhaps the urge to fight had been too ingrained into her psyche, but as it stood, she didn't like the idea of complete radio silence from the Negaverse unless they were definitively defeated.

Sadachbia made another thoughtful noise. "Hmm. I guess that sounds nice on paper. But think about what 'their thing' is. Their 'thing' is draining energy from people and taking their starseeds. I don't know where all that energy and all those starseeds go, but it can't be anywhere good. Even if it did go somewhere good, well... is it worth the cost of the people they target?" She paused as she hit upon something. "Ugh. I wish I knew if it did go somewhere good. If all these little short-term costs were going to add up to something awesome for everyone, then I might think twice about trying to knock some sense into every officer I see." When it came down to it, she didn't want to completely dismiss Sabine's idea of coexistence, but she still had serious doubts that the Negaverse could ever be up to anything good.