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Sailor Hydor

... His mother's doctor.

Hydor knew exactly what that implied, and his blood ran cold. He knew, logically, that the Negaverse had to be in New York, too, if they had such an oppressive presence locally. There was a part of him that had hoped that this ******** was restrained to just this location, that perhaps once he graduated from Destiny City University he could move back to his home and be free, but naturally, it was not.

But that was not the biggest issue, and he knew he was only sidetracking.

If this was his mother's doctor from New York, this was the doctor that had taken care of Hitch's mother when she was ...

Well, s**t.

Part of Hydor truly did not know what to say, and there was a part of him that was still willing to listen to the if you have nothing good to say, do not say anything at all mantra, which stopped him for a second or two as he considered the proper words in his head. Were there any? He glanced up to where the general was shouting about teleporting people out and rolled his eyes, before turning his attention back to the body below them.

"s**t."

He pulled at his collar, almost awkward.

"Maybe he was not involved in this bullshit when he was caring for your mother?"

That was a rare attempt at optimism. Instinct told him otherwise.

The General had fallen...and he seemed surprised by it..but why? Did he really think he could take on, and win, against so many of them? That was just impossible, it really was, statistically speaking there was no chance of him winning this fight. So why had he tried? What was he hoping to accomplish?

"Athene?" She called out, looking towards the other. "We better go...he's dead." Though it seemed to not be the only thing, and they weren't alone entirely. There was a youma - a creepy praying mantis like youma. "Athene!" She thought for a moment it might attack them but it didn't, it was perhaps smarter than the General? Either way it was gone and the sound of sirens pierced the air. "We should go..." She whispered as she hurriedly found Athene and grabbed onto his arm. "We should get to a real hospital..." She whispered into his ear. "We need to leave though..."

General Stibnite
Tonight had left much to be discussed and answered. Tonight had given up many questions and also an understanding now as to why things had infuriated Leucite before.

Stepping towards the Dark Mirror asking for help, Stibnite placed her hand on his shoulder. "I'll take care of getting you out of here but you are on your own after that. I have other...matters to see to."

Glancing back towards Leucite, she gave him a nod saying they would regroup later before she teleported out with the Dark Mirror.

Pendour

It was true that now it was easier to see. Her one eye had adjusted to the flickering of darkness and phone flashlights, so she saw the flashes of shapes behind the opening doors. She could see with whatever part of her was responsible for auras, too. She didn't think it was what people referred to as the third eye. It was something deeper, something in the back of her that was either warm and lovely or dark as dark and screaming about broken things.

So she could see, and when the doctor finally came out, she could feel the Chaos dripping out of his robe like something rotten. She could see the eyepatch too, a grim mirror of what she and that other man were experiencing. But that was information that she did not know what to do with, pressed against the wall in the shadows like she was. She would not trust him, surely. Still, while she stayed and stood there and watched and waited, the others did not seem to have nearly the same amount of trouble making their decisions.

They were angry. They were warriors, maybe, or felt like it, bought into what they had been told. When they approached the man, started hitting him, brought him down, she did nothing to stop them. In the end, he was bloody and dead on the floor. Maybe. She did not look too closely. With the knot in her stomach worsening, she did not want to know for sure. Maybe that was weakness, too.

Either way, there was still so much more to be done. People were slumped on the floor, and she heard sirens and people coming in the distance. It did not help the trembling in her fingers, in her knees. It did not help the stinging in her ruined eye. She'd wanted out. The way was open, now.

She swallowed hard and saw one thing she could do to help as the others left. She scooped up one of the unconscious civilians and ran at full breakneck speed towards the door.

{Exit}

Sailor Hydor

"Agreed," grunted Hydor.

This place was a ******** mess, he heard sirens in the distance, there was a dead doctor on the ground that absolutely should not have been there, and Hitch's eye (or lack thereof) still needed addressing. Hell, his arm still needed addressing, though he was fairly sure whatever had been sliced open earlier would heal fine on its own at this point. He would deal with the scarring. He was done with the concept of letting himself be cared for in a hospital this evening.

Perhaps, so was Hitch, but an open wound like that was just asking for some kind of ******** up infection--

Hydor followed after, ready to get out of this place.

Chibi Super Sailor Oort

Things had seemed to happen quickly after that - had happened too quickly for him to come up with anything - much less a plan on what to do with the sword guy–

And whilst it was clear that he wouldn't be needed as everyone else seemed to be doing perfectly okay on their own, Oort couldn't help but wonder why some of the Negaverse officers there appeared to be attacking the sword guy - because the sword guy was a Negaverse officer too - well at least he certainly felt like one.

And then suddenly it was all over, Mr Sword guy crumpling to the ground and the roaring man who had been telling the Negaverse officers to fight was snatching something up off the ground.

There was a soft click as the door opened and a movement of–

Of something, but Oort could also hear sirens and the sirens were super loud - and well his side hurt and he really didn't want to be here anymore.

He glanced at Skadi, "We should go" he said "Before the sirens get here," because he knew that the sirens catching them would be bad "But if you still want to get checked out then maybe we should just stop by the hospital or something." Because at least it would be a proper medical place rather than this - whatever the Negaverse had been doing with this place–

An whilst Oort would leave it for Skadi to decide, he couldn't help but think that the sooner that they left this place would be the better.

General Leucite

Having offered to be the ride "home" of any Lieutenant that remained behind in the chaos, Leucite held off teleporting out for as long as he could. But once the Sirens reached the level of volume that made him feel they were right outside, he gathered up any he'd managed to gather and teleported to the safety of Negaspace - it was the least he could do.