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"I've seen fully powered senshi use rocks on enemies, before. I think my husband -- a knight, actually -- once took to using trash bins..." He winked. "You use what you've got. The powers help, though."

Admittedly, Encke tended to use his magic first before he resorted to punching or any other more physical means of fighting--

"It was not a good idea."

"It was essential!" protested Viatrix, and though she was tempted to look at Encke for that protest, the pets kept her purring and not moving terribly much. "If I could sense his starseed, so could a nasty oyster Negaverse cat, and I wasn't gonna let that happen."

"And then you made me chase him! And he confirmed later," he looked to Raksha to emphasize her statement, "that he thought he was either going to get mugged or he was having the worst dream."

"Yes, well," Viatrix stuck out her tongue, curling up a bit closer to Raksha. "You may note I didn't do that this time, so, I don't need to take sass from you."

Encke ran a hand through his hair with another amused snort. "In any case," he glanced toward where he had come from, before turning back toward Raksha, "we should probably disperse so no one thinks we caused this. Can't imagine it's going to be nice and peaceful here for terribly much longer."

Viatrix pouted to Encke's cackles, before she grumbled as a half-hearted joke, "Okay, see what I do next time..."

Encke noted the shattered window, picking up his cat and tucking her comfortably under his arm as much as she seemed to want to stick around for more pets. "There's almost always a mundane explanation that this city will buy for anything that happens. The mass destruction might be difficult, but," he glanced around for a moment, before turning to her and offering, optimistically, "I think you'll come up with something."

"Could probably get away with blaming it on some pranksters..." Viatrix tapped her chin as Encke moved toward the window with her.

Before he left, though, "Oh, absolutely. Viatrix probably went ahead and put my senshi number in your phone -- feel free to reach out. About anything. And," he snorted, "I guess my civilian identity isn't exactly an unknown commodity."

"And I wanna see your planet!" called Viatrix, as Encke glanced at the window, punched a few stray glass pieces out, and climbed up into it.

"See you soon!"

And he slipped out, using his speed to try and put some distance between himself and the museum before he was swept up in it.