Welcome to Gaia! ::

All the questions were expected and Xenotime smiled patiently down at the new senshi as she let her arms lower again but kept her soft hold on small hands. "I'm your general now, and I'll take care of you and train you. You've got lot's of questions and that's understandable. I'm going to do my best to answer all of them." Starting with the issue of removing the power when needed.

"When you need to be your normal everyday self again you just will the magic away and it'll leave. But don't try it just yet, we have one more step to make before we can call it a night, and many things to discuss." Xe looked down at the cat again, who stepped forward expectantly, eager to please. "Reven, can you give her her tablet now?"

Grinning, the cat nodded and backed up so she'd have room to do a running kick flip. A pen with a crystal on one end dropped to the ground between her front paws as she landed. She picked it up and walked it over to the new senshi. "This pen opens to a touch screen tablet with a messaging system and access to the Negaverse Database. It's not a book, but there's a lot of good information there."

The general took over again from there, pointing at the pen. "And it also works as a communicator. You talk into the crystal part, and the person or people you need to reach will hear it."

When her mouth was empty again Reven took a seat at Vanth's feet and grinned up at her. "And I'm not running off. I'll be checking in on you a lot and if you need me you can always reach me with the tablet, I've got one too."

Everything was going so well. Vanth as absorbing all the new information they were pouring over her with receptive eagerness. She'd make a wonderful addition to the Negaverse, and to the general's dwindling team as well, despite her relatively young age.

"You are very young, and if it were up to me I'd have waited before bringing you into all this, but that other cat rushed things a bit. But you'll learn, and you'll grow, and under my guidance I have every confidence that you'll be able to rise to any challenge I set for you." It never ceased to amaze how desperate the white moon was for warriors that they'd awaken mere children into this war. It baffled the mind.

With a bright grin the woman offered her and out to the senshi. "Our last stop is the Negaverse itself. We're going to meet with a general sovereign so that your aura, and your attire are true to your alliance." She didn't mention the pain, yet, but she trusted this impressive young woman to endure it.

When that small hand slipped into her own Xenotime bent to speak speak quietly to her. "I'd like to see that collection sometime, it sounds interesting." Then, louder to the cat. "Reven, we're leaving now."

Pale ears perking, the kitten stood again and jumped her way up to Vanth's slender shoulder, settling there.

The kitten gave Vanth's cheek a little bump, marking her as her own as she purred softly and then whispered in her ear. "You're doing great."

Xenotime was all smiles and obvious pleasure over the outcome of the evening. She always had her eye out for promising individuals to draw into the fold, but this was the first time one had more or less stumbled right up to her. She was young, impressionable, and eager to please, and the general knew she'd make a fine addition to their cause.

"General, Sir, Ma'am," she chuckled. "One of my captains calls me boss. I don't care what you call me, so long as it's with respect." She gave the senshi's hand a soft squeeze. "Alright, here we go."

It was quick. One moment they where their in the darkness behind the shed, and the next they were gone.