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Picturing Cavansite with a fairy wand wasn't too ridiculous of an idea. The spear she wielded was basically a fairy staff... kind of... the top was at least star-shaped even if the point on it was more deadly than a child's toy. Nonetheless, she still smiled at the new knowledge that even agents faced a similar ******** moment when they were conscripted to this war.

"Do you ever wish that you could go back to being an ignorant civilian? Just... put all this fighting behind you and let someone else take over." The thought had crossed her mind several times but in the end, when she felt most like running away, the only place she could think to go to was well... here.

Her wonder was her haven, her sanctuary and with that knowledge, Einhornhohle knew that she could never give up being a knight. Not completely anyway.

Einhornhohle gave the general a soft smile and with her left hand, she reached over to give Cavansite's a gentle squeeze. "Thank you," she replied quietly. "I'd miss you too."

At least here, on her wonder, they could talk to each other civilly. For however long the two of them decided to stay, they could imagine that they weren't on opposite sides of the war and just be themselves. It took getting used to, ignoring the General's chaotic signature, but it was becoming a bit easier the longer they sat beside each other.

"Nobody governs me or checks up to make sure I'm powering up." Ein turned her gaze back towards the horizon, to the fine thin line on the far distance where the sky met water and she wondered just how far that expanse went before it simply ceased to exist. Knight's wonders weren't borderless and she found herself curious about what the edge of hers looked liked and what would happen if she stepped through.

"However, there's this feeling..." She let go of Cavansite's hand and moved to place her palm above her own heart. "When I'm stressed or anxious or..." Ein sighed... "Or if I'm feeling lost there is this feeling; like a light tug on an invisible string pulling me back here. It's not demanding like a boss telling me I must return. But more like a small child holding onto the end of a heartstring guiding me here and I'm helpless but to follow."

"How come? Did your superiors just consider it fraternizing with the enemy?" Or maybe they just feared for her safety. Lured in by kindness only to be killed by the olive branch that was being extended out to her.

A half smile tugged one side of the Page's lips. "Yeah, we can talk about something else." Honestly, she'd prefer it. Talking about war and picking sides felt an awful lot like politics and the beach was no setting for such conversation.

"Is there something else you'd like to talk about instead?" Ein shifted her feet so her toes were buried beneath the soft warm sand. Had this been a place near Destiny city, the shoreline would be much greyer due to the pulverized stones and darker waters. Not to mention a lot colder given this time of year.

The Cosmos Page absently nodded her head to Cavansite's request.

Sometimes silence was the best answer. No point in forcing a conversation when it was the company they each sought after. "You're welcome," Einhornhohle replied.

Stretching her arms above her head before finally standing up, she shrugged out of her purple dress so the fabric simply pooled around her feet. It may be winter back in Destiny City, but here it was as warm as summer. Surely the change in temperature would give her body whiplash going from cold to hot back to cold again, and Ein was certain she'd likely come down with a cold later. But for now, she just wanted to enjoy the sun and company her wonder and companion here had to offer.

"I'll get you some shells to use for your castle," She said before walking out towards the cresting waves that rushed up the shore and washed over her feet.