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Richtersveld was always faintly amused by the newer knights who questioned her subspace pocket tea and those who didn't. The lack of questioning that Spei opted for and simply sipping his offered tea instead made her giggle into her own cup quietly, but she said nothing to disturb his thoughts.

"I think they are," she agreed, honestly, even though she wasn't terribly close with many of them. She knew that at least a few attended her practice as Dr. Mjoli, at the very least. Dr. Mjoli had worked herself into becoming a sympathetic ear for Order, and she managed to contact a few different senshi who had taken advantage of that. "And that's correct, I think. We're better at things that the senshi aren't as good at -- our better general strength matches for the agents so far as I can tell, for example, whereas their strength usually does not. Meanwhile, the senshi are very in tune with magic and can produce powerful effects."

Powerful effects their own magic seemed had no help of even holding a candle to--

"Oh! Yes, they do." Richtersveld looked away from Spei for a moment as she pondered. "Dressed like it, too, in military-like uniforms almost universally. Their progression is like lieutenant, captain, general. So if you hear someone refer to General anything, at your stage?"

She bit her lip.

"I would recommend not joining."

There was a bit of a relief, there, that Spei intended on not engaging. Some newer knights took their new mission a bit too extreme and didn't even train themselves properly before charging into battle, and that always made Richtersveld cringe. That was how more of them ended up dead, or simply corrupted into the Negaverse's ranks with no memory of the alternative.

"Oh, absolutely. Some of the Negaverse go straight for blood--or even worse, a starseed--and you have to be ready to defend yourself. Getting into some martial arts isn't a bad idea. At your stage, I would also recommend perhaps getting some running training as a civilian." Richtersveld's smile was rueful. "I also might recommend getting some first aid knowledge. That would allow you to help any injured members of our side you come across."

Richtersveld had extensive training in first aid, but she didn't necessarily expect that of everyone. Just... ways to save lives.

She hummed quietly at the question of if he should know anything else... "Tell me, have you been to your wonder yet?" Richtersveld put forth her left hand, showing off the small ring that she kept on her finger. "Have you found your signet ring?"

A few days... he was new, but she hadn't quite realized he was that new.

She was glad she had gotten to him long before anyone else had, especially before anyone of the Negaverse had gotten to him. They were good at their words, and if they were not inclined to murder, there was a reason why they had lost so many to them, even willingly.

"You should probably go. As knights, it is where our piece of the Code lives," so far as she had been told, anyway. She wasn't entirely sure if it worked the same for the Moon Knights, who had their own living Code on their planet--or moon, as it were. "And it's also where the signet rings are found." She gestured to the ring, tracing the Plutonian symbol on it. "By stamping notes we make with someone's name on it, we can send stuff to them, instantly. I also understand that some knights have upgraded rings that can interface with senshi's phones..."

Richtersveld hadn't gotten to that point, yet, but she imagined it had something to do with the Mauvians...

"Oh, parkour would be a good idea! That would get you more ready to handle whatever the agents decide to throw at you, too, if you can lift and leap and dodge easily."

Richtersveld giggled. "Yeah, basically. Like really old-fashioned text messaging, except instant like modern day text messaging." Admittedly, she had sent a couple of messages to Zotsholo and Nemyi that way when she couldn't be arsed to take out her phone. Her signet ring was always on her, after all, and she usually had something to write on... "And yeah! Maybe your Code piece has some insight on where to find it, even..."

It was a bit different for Moon Knights, after all, with the very present on their planet--or moon--code being the one who could tell them what to do. Maybe he could also tell him where to find things...

Oh.

Oh, she felt it, too, and while she was probably equipped to deal with it--

"Good idea. When you have your signet ring, shoot me a message, alright? Want to make sure you're alright." Richtersveld shot him a nervous smile. "And seek out a senshi and a Mauvian if you can. Probably good to know our allies, right?"

She encouraged Spei to get up.

"Now, get out of here and be safe, okay?"