[INTRO] Glorious Dawn

[Silverah]

At this point, Kurma could have told Europa to rub her tummy and pat her head while singing "I'm a little teapot" in order to achieve enlightenment and she probably would have done it. Dialing a number into a cell phone, however, was thankfully less humiliating, although in this case it required just as much concentration.

Europa closed her eyes again, trying her best to block out Castor and Nemesis's horseplay, and sought out her home's song again. It was easier the second time, and she entered the number into her phone as if guided by some supernatural force.

As she hit send, Europa wondered what kind of long-distance charges could possibly be incurred by calling to somewhere in the vicinity of Jupiter. (Or even further, as the case was for many of the others!)  

[OP-Yuna]

Bellatrix looked at her phone, listened to the shringing of her home, and tears began to well in her eyes. he shook her head. No. She wasn't...wasn't ready to go home. She watched as one after another the senshi around her disappeared - presumably off to their namesake.
Bellatrix knew she wasn't ready. The strong Amazon warrior was not ready to go home. Looking at her phone once more, she dialed. Dialed Earth. Her friends could tell her their experience when they got back. But Bellatrix wasn't ready to make the trip.
With the push of a button, she was sent back to Earth.  

[LadyNozomi]

When Castor began to float upsidedown in the general vacinity of Nemesis's skirt, Perseus spaced herself from him. Best not to be in on that situation, if it came to happen (which it did). She rolled her eyes at the childish eternal senshi before staring at her phone. It could take her to her constellation?

The thought was scary...that something so simplistic as calling home (Perseus admits to having minor E.T. flashbacks) and then calling earth? To transport her millions of lightyears away to a remote planet that NASA couldn't even dream to getting close to.

Sometimes in this line of work, it was easier to simply just do instead of think. Thinking usually just made everything worse in the end. She hated to resign herself to it, but it was probably the only way Perseus was going to remain sane. Flipping open the phone, she dialed in home and waited for something...anything to happen.

Did planets have call waiting?  

[Lilwolfpard]

Lyra was still in the 'awe' stage of things.. barely noticing that Kurma was floating around on them as if on a invisible flying carpet. Was he secretly some sort of genie? Was this a dream? It..didn't feel like one.

For good measure, she pinched herself. OWCH...yea... not a dream.

Flipping open her cellphone, she did as instructed. Thankfully they had stopped buzzing now... but juuust before she reached out to dial home.. she wanted proof of this adventure. So, of course... you heard a "c***k" noise a few times... as she grabbed a few camera phone shots. Both as proof this happened and heck... she wanted a pretty cellphone wallpaper.

Now that being done, she couldnt help but smile the think of star wars quotes while regaining her focus once more. 'Use the force, luke', running past her mind as she dialed 'home'.  

[x_Nata_x]

Home. Simple as that, he said. Pegasus unfolded her hands from around her phone, looking down at it for a second before slowly, ever so slowly unfolding it, staring down at the screen. The little angry cat stared back at her, looking a little less angry to her than it usually did, instead seeming to stare at her questioningly. Well? Did you want to go or not?

But really, that was the question, now wasn't it?

The senshi of dreams looked up after a minute of silence, her eyes drifting to the blue-green planet, examining every detail of it's surface. The swirls of clouds draped over the sphere like a blanket, the expanses of lush green vegetation, the patches of warm brown sand. In many very real ways, ways she could not ignore, it was at least part of her home, and not just because she was born there. Helios was the guardian of Earth's dreams -- he was not a senshi. He was from Earth, and she could hear just as faintly it calling to her as well.

So... was it really her home?

Or... more importantly... did it matter?

In a way, yes. But not for this.

Exhaling slightly, a mixture of resignation and exasperation, Pegasus closed her eyes again, sifting through the sounds she was just beginning to hear to find the vibration so similar to that cello and quieting the earth's warm hum before pressing the button.  

[LizzyMoo]

Most of the other senshi had already started out with their phones out in the open. Iris was never a fan of the cell phones, and in all honesty, she wasn't about to start being one now. However, since whatever step this was (step # fail maybe?) required a phone, the yellow suited senshi reached behind her between the feathery annoyance behind her a** and when her hands returned to front, her gay-tastic phone was at hand. Apparently it was still buzzing a bit in her hand.

Once more, that strange giggling seemed to echo in her mind. Once more, Iris' eyes shot towards the direction it was coming from, which was somewhere amidst the stars.

Giggling was a voice, right?

Not the sort to get sentimental, she literally did as she was told.

Focus on that voice. Then call home.

It was hard to miss that giggling sound. Flipping her phone open, she then rather quickly just dialed as necessary, then hit the send button.

Focus, focus, focus, focus...  

[Marsh the Sex Panda]

Eskimo listened to Kurma attentively, ready to do whatever he asked next. She was blindly trusting him, sure that someone who could do something this extraordinary couldn't be evil.

Of course she wasn't expecting to be told to pull an E.T and phone home. A thought came to her before she looked down at her phone. If they could phone home and get their, and they could phone earth, could they phone anywhere in the universe?

Focusing on her nebula the Senshi of Snow took a deep breath and pushed the send button. There was no turning back now.  

[Iris_virus]

-Home... For a moment she had thought he'd meant earth, back home to Alaska, nustled away in a house full of men and love. It was a comforting thought, but she'd realized quickly enough that he'd meant something completely and entirely different.

She would be going. The voice was too loud for her to deny it.

Would she be alone when she got there... her fingers paused momentarily as the thought hit her. Kurma and the others would be gone.. wouldn't they? The thought of being alone in the vast of space was frightening... but the thought of denying the voice that sang to her... it was equally unsettling.

Her fingers finished tapping in numbers and she hit the send. Let the north star guide her home.-