To be facing the senshi of the planet it had been from was an interesting sensation -- and also a fascinating one, as the organics it could recall in blips did not look like him. Was this a sign that had passed the trial? Had the others discovered that there were senshi that matched up to their planets as well? And did all these organics start crying as a response to seeing what was once of their planets? It was unsure what to do, especially with the mix of joy the senshi organic was showing and the way both of the male organics appeared to be moving to protect the one that was aquatic.
And then, that organic was leaving to take care of organic needs.
"It is an honor to meet you, fellow person of Encke. I am pleased you thought to come to this celebration." There were signs in their data stream and in its prior conversations that the organics did not intend to be there, but--
Encke was paying attention, but he also wasn't considering Pendour's state. He wanted to comfort her, as did Basiluzzo, but she was getting up and stumbling over her words and running away. He wanted to follow her, but if she was separating herself, did she want him to? He should probably stay with Home Helper. This was a miracle. It had been a thousand years. How did it even exist?
He paused, glanced at his husband, and then murmured, "Could you check on her?" Maybe this was a middle ground; maybe she wanted both of them to leave her alone but he wanted to make sure she was okay and--
Encke swallowed down tears of happiness and anxiety and looked back to Home Helper, finally opening his phone.
"Is it okay if I ask some questions? Take some photos?" Encke's brows knit. Should he say he hadn't intended to be here--
The Home Helper wiggled a couple of tentacles in the air to show its happiness. "I am not certain how much I will remember, but you may do both."
Encke's eyes watered. "Anything is more than just my memories." As he took a picture with his phone and turned on a recorder app, he asked, "What do you remember?"
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