Welcome to Gaia! ::

Looking pleased, Orcus gripped the offered hand and shook. And she had to laugh as his logic for which trip they should take.

"Done and done. Though I sincerely hope there will be a distinct lack of corpses. And I'll tell Ogygia about you when she gets home. I believe knights utilize a different means of talking than a senshi phone? Hmm, I should give you my number so that things can be coordinated. Or I can just send her to a place of your choosing at a certain time."

Frankly, she thought that the sooner she could get Maus and Ogygia together, the better. Ogygia, for all her air-headed silliness, was very good at talking to people. She was certainly better at the emotional stuff than Orcus was herself. And she'd be able to explain things from a knightly perspective.

Making a mental note of Maus’ spelling, Orcus had no doubt that Ogygia would be able to figure out how to contact him. But having other means of communication was just good sense. Therefore.

“Orcus,” she began, sounding amused. “O-R-C-U-S. If you tried Orcas you’d likely end up with a very confused and possibly annoyed cetacean to deal with. And as for how any of this works, magic, of course.”

It wasn’t the answer that he deserved, but it was the best she could offer. Especially since she’d spent far too many hours asking the same questions, but with varying degrees of frustration. But, for now, it would suffice. She did nod sympathetically at his handwave though. She might not have experienced meeting people as a freshly purified soul the way he was, but she could understand the sentiment.

“It was lovely to meet you too,” she said, before wrinkling her nose up in a smile. “Now please, go home and wash your hands. I’d hate for you to catch the plague now that I’ve met you. I hope you won’t be a stranger.”

Very few people had managed, over the years, to trip the wire that was her protective instincts. Ogygia, of course. The people who worked with her at the theatre. And now Maus. Now that he was free, she wanted to make sure he stayed that way.