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The Blood Moon Court. She'd heard of them in passing. The one who awakened her, Albali, had mentioned that she should join them, but there wasn't much information beyond that. Apparently they'd gone and tortured some of Zinkenite's friends, if he was to be believed. Kallichore stood up then and tilted her head, wary of him even in his sitting position. Obviously he could teleport, or move incredibly quickly. She didn't trust him as far as she could throw him, that much was for certain.

"I wouldn't know." the senshi replied simply. She was so new to the war that all the information she had been given was still being processed. She knew of a Princess, but is the person in charge of the Blood Moon Court the Princess she'd heard about? The one they were searching for? She'd have to investigate and find out, especially if she was being urged to find them and join ranks. "Perhaps the Princess has had enough of love and purity and decided to use... alternate means."

"If senshi are also performing acts of evil... well... We'll cross that bridge when we come to it." Kallichore stated simply. She wasn't about to pass judgment on her own faction, especially with what information she had. You can't necessarily trust what the enemy says. This Zink seemed like an intelligent person - some of the most dangerous kinds of people. Steadfast in her position, she still regarded him warily. If what he said was true, he was certainly slightly disturbed by the recent events, none of which Kallichore had any knowledge of.

"But you certainly can't say you and your group are any kind of angel." Crossing her arms, she watched him at her distance. "We're all human, though, aren't we?"

Evidently, he knew about the whole senshi-coming-from-a-planet thing, but what was this about having a home off this planet? Off of Earth? She'd have to save that tidbit of information for later, after she tracks down another senshi with more experience. What bothered Kallichore was the simple fact that they were all on Earth for some reason. If they were meant to rebuild their previous homes, then why weren't they there right now? It simply would make more sense that way.

Kallichore gave him a stare of her own. "If we were meant to rebuild on our own respective homes, then there would be no point to being here in the first place. We would have been reborn there instead of here." And that was all she really had on the subject, lacking as much information as she did. "Clearly, we have a purpose designated for Earth, not for somewhere else, and I believe that purpose has to do with you in some way, shape or form."

His voice dripped with sarcasm, and obviously Kallichore couldn't get too many straight answers out of him, or answers she could blatantly trust. No, best to catalog the information for later, and seek out a senshi to find out what all this 'trashed home world' stuff was all about. If it came to pass that the senshi destroyed their own worlds, there had to have been a reason. With as many senshi as she thought were running out and about, everyone suddenly deciding to self-destruct made no sense whatsoever.

"So, what are all of you doing here? What's your purpose for being on Earth?" She dare not creep closer, but the information she was getting could prove useful at some point, whether it was truthful or not. The perspective on the conflict between their respective factions was interesting to Kallichore to say the least. She knew wars had differing opinions on all sides, and even greater schisms between combatants. Not everyone agreed with the reasons behind the war, if they were even known at all.

Great, now she had more information than she knew what to deal with, and without some confirmation by a neutral third party, she had no idea whether to trust him or not. Kallichore took a few steps back, but kept herself facing the Negaverser. She bowed her head in slight thanks (as much as she could give to someone on the opposite side of the war) for the information and placed a hand on her hip. "No, I think... that's enough for now." She glanced over at the side of the building and found it was indeed a straight shot into concrete, so she'd have to find another way down. Either way, it looked like this Zinkenite would allow her to leave without throwing another crystal at her, but still... better safe than sorry.

She didn't want to admit that he gave her more information that affected her way of viewing her position in the war and the world, and it was information no doubt tainted with the same darkness that the Negaverse supposedly stood for. It could be pure propaganda, or nothing but lies in order to make her question what she was doing, whether she was doing the right thing. The senshi were seeking a princess, that much was for certain, but for what purpose, really? Kallichore took off running down the opposite end of the building from Zink, but kept looking back at him to make sure he still sat in the same position. The last thing she wanted was to have something jump her from behind like her awakening. She wasn't a fan of messy things. What was for certain was that she had a lot of thinking to do.

What was her place in the war, and did she agree with it at present? She would need to find another senshi to find out.