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 Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 10:41 pm
This was all the response he needed. Give or take whatever information the man could give him, he was willing to accept easily acquired knowledge, and, with due time, maybe work against that negative reputation that was hanging around him. Right now he had to convince the senshi of his noble intentions, and if he had a few knights, then he felt more and more connected to his role. Like old times. The idea of having his own guardians by his side was alluring, and he looked at Camelot as his foot in the door, one of which he knew better to ruin with a misstep.
"Welcoming and helpful. You are too kind. I look forward to use meeting again, Sir Camelot, and I'll look into meeting a few senshi of my own in hopes of being more familiar with the state of things in this city, not to mention finding my daughter." He knew their meeting, for now, was done. Best not to ruin a good first impression. "Till then..." He said, turning and letting hsi cloak flap about him. "...good night to you and may our planet and it's blessing keep you safe and well." At least long enough for their next meeting.
And with that, Endymion, Prince of Earth, left as easily as he arrived.
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Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2012 12:28 pm
Camelot nodded his head, an action that had become second nature while powered up. It was a deep movement, a bow of sorts, though he didn't bow all the way. It wasn't a show of respect to a superior or groveling, so much as it was one of acknowledgment. They were, at least for the moment, allies.
He watched the mysterious Prince leave, feeling strange. The aura of chaos pulled away and he was left in the dead air of a calm evening, a chill on the breeze and clouds rolling over head.
Sighing, he shook his head. He would have to spend some time thinking about things.
But at least they hadn't fought. That was a very good sign, and Camelot took it optimistically. He lingered for a while after that, then went off for some actual patrolling before he would call it a night.
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