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"How I not lose my balance?" Tsui tried to think of an easy way to explain, but she was never really good at these explanation things. She'd try, though, better to give her best then not have tried at all, right? "Hm, well, I've have a lot of practice with gymnastics and a lot of that is about keeping balance, and when you're in as many fights as I am, it just sort of comes natural."

For his next question, she gave an open shrug, wishing she could provide more but knowing she only had so much. "We might be considered the chaos in their eyes. It's complicated, and admittedly I'm not really one for complications. All I know is that once a Senshi is pulled through their mirrors, that's that. There's no way of getting that person back because their soul is placed elsewhere and whoever comes back just isn't the same person. You can ask them, I guess. Some of them really aren't all that hostile, but the ones that are willing to answer are likely ones that just want to trick you into crossing over and will tell you whatever you want to hear. Not saying you shouldn't trust them, but... okay, maybe I am. It's hard."

She felt like a horrible teacher, but she did have some formation of an idea growing in her mind. She didn't know everything, and that much was obvious. However, she knew a lot of Senshi and knights that did, and she may have been a little too excited when she brought them up. "There's this group of White Moon Senshi, knights, chibis and cats, called the Jovians. There's a lot of wise and experienced fighters there, most of which know a whole lot more than I do. You should definitely try to meet with them!"

"Don't worry, Chaldene... with time, a lot of things will make sense," Tsui said, giving a stretch and not wanting to admit that she was getting just a tad bit tired. She refrained from yawning, not wanting her new friend to think he was boring her as it was certainly not the case, though she was certain that he might have looked forward to the idea of calling it a night. This whole senshi business could be really tasking and she had the feeling that he wasn't as enthusiastic as she was, and that was alright with her. To each his own. With a little guidance and luck, she was certain that someone could help Chaldene find his place, even if it couldn't be her. "Just try not to think too hard on it. Or maybe do, and that's where your strengths will lie? Everyone's different."

Tsui was pleased to hear that he was willing to learn to fight, and she resisted the urge of slapping him on the back, not wanting to risk coming off too strong or knock him down. The curse of being an Eternal ranked Senshi was that it was sometimes hard to keep tabs on her own strength, but for her friends, she'd try.

"Living in this city as a senshi, fighting's a necessity. You don't have to enjoy it, but if you can't defend yourself, then who will defend the civilians that need us the most?" Tsui asked, offering him something to think about in hopes of quelling any hesitation he might have. "I'll definitely show you the ropes. Did you want to do it now, or should we plan another visit before we start training? And you don't have to learn just from me... the Jovians would also be happy to help you in that aspect too."

"If we were all the same, then it'd get boring around here, and not saying that war is fun or anything, but... ah, you know what I mean," Tsui said, worried that she might have put her foot in her mouth but having a feeling that Chaldene would understand what she meant. Or perhaps she had grown used to her own inability to think before she spoke up and knew that there was nothing she could do to change that? Either way, she would not dwell on it, not only for her own sake, but for his as well.

She was perfectly fine with his request and gave a firm nod, before giving him a little salute. "That's perfectly reasonable to me. I've already filled your head with so much stuff that asking you to try and would be a little unfair I think. We'll plan another visit and then I'll show you everything I know."

With feline-like reflexes, she whipped out her senshi cellphone and took a picture, adding his data into her phone for later use. "I'll see about getting in contact with one of the members of the Jovian Court and see when they might be available to see you. I think you'll get along just fine with the likes of Pasiphae, Ganymede and Valhalla. Be careful on your way home, alright?"

And with that, she turned and left, giving him a friendly wave and bounding off without second thoughts or hesitation. Tonight was a good night, even if she had no youma to dust- it was always nice to see some new faces among their ranks, and she was determined to keep it that way.