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Dark Mirror Senshi, Sailor Arnica

Total: 2

This was not Arnica's idea of a good night, and he almost immediately regretted everything he'd done today. Staying in and writing an article was far more preferable to where he was now--which was, of course, stumbling backwards after something rather large and apparently angry slammed into him.

He heard Lacerta's voice before he saw her; even with whatever was attacking him apparently hot on his trail, he stopped to identify her.

Apparently, whatever was attacking him stopped as well; for the first time since the whole ordeal had begun, he didn't feel something moving around him, breathing against him, or running into him.

He wasn't going to waste the opportunity to team up with someone if it meant that maybe they had a better chance. He hurried to the Senshi's side. "Hey--thanks," he blurted." He glanced around in the darkness, on edged and ready for the next attack. "I appreciate that."

She wasn't a Dark Mirror Senshi--surprising, given that she had offered aid. He stayed close to her but didn't take his eyes off of the environment around them, trying to detect anything--a clue for the way out, the next attack, indication of where they were...

"I'm Arnica," he introduced; he'd have offered his hand for a real greeting but for now he was just more concerned with staying alive.

Super Sailor Caia

Total: 4

Caia was not unused to being on the receiving end of bad luck, but it would have been unlike him not to offer any help when he could manage it. Especially because he needed a distraction from whatever was going on here; he'd been stumbling around in the darkness and he kept running into things.

Which, again, was pretty common--only, his anxiety was spiking now that he couldn't see them. He'd tripped and fallen multiple times--and run into something living more than once. He'd caught himself from falling, once, by reaching out to grab onto anything--and he'd smacked right into it.

He could feel it breathing. He could feel it moving.

...Probably. It might have been a trick of his mind.

He was going to lose it if he stayed in here by himself. Rapidly, he looked around and--with a gasp of relief--he saw someone glowing nearby.

Caia had long legs--and he put them to good use. He bolted to the Senshi. "Hey, hey, hey!" he greeted, perhaps a bit too eagerly. "Hey--are you okay?" he asked; he had goosebumps down his neck and felt like bugs were crawling on him. "--I have no idea what's going on. Can I stick with you? I keep running into things and--Can you see in here? I can't see anything," he said, scooting a little closer as if this other Senshi were some magical ward to fend off the strange shadow creatures.

Being magical, in Caer Sidi's opinion, was not all it was cracked up to be. Her Awakening had been terrifying, and the situation had not much improved since. She'd gone out for a walk, and now here she was, lost in shadowy darkness.

At least there were other people, and she began to maneuver towards them, carefully dodging the slithering shadows moving through the darkness.

Until she felt herself bump something.

It was big, and soft, and had just enoguh give to be alive.

Caer Sidi screamed, and ran, no longer paying attention to which direction she was going in.

Squire Ammersee

Total: 8

Even while being a Squire, Ammersee felt like he had so much to learn. Or, relearn, maybe. Purifying had cost him a chunk of his memories but he was fortunate enough to have a reliable group to give him what he needed to function--better now than ever before.

In the darkness, he was lost. He didn't know what he was dealing with, but he knew he was alone--alone, with a 'room' full of people who also seemed alone, together. As he weaved through the darkness he noticed some of them teaming up--smart, given that they didn't know where they were, or what was going on.

A scream nearby caught his attention; he couldn't make out who had what individual energy signatures in this environment but he could make out a bit of her attire. She seemed to be having less luck navigating than he was.

Ammersee was not the most friendly person by nature but he couldn't easily ignore someone who screaming. He moved swiftly, reaching to capture the girl's wrist. It was a loose grip--not enough to hurt, and certainly easy enough to break away from.

"Come with me," he insisted firmly. He was having luck moving so far--and if there were two of them, maybe they'd be a less appealing target to whatever seemed to be trying to pick at the girl. "We have to keep moving," he expanded, not wanting her to think he was just some creep trying to steal her away. "If you stay close to me, we might be able to keep them at bay. Are you all right?"

Noir Songbird

Lt. Lavendulan - Half Youma
5

Laven, on her part, had been more focused on remembering how to breathe by concentrating on Wolframite’s voice to help her calm down to have noticed that another captain approached them from behind. That was until he stopped mid-sentence and quickly maneuvered her around behind him and for a moment let her go to swipe at the attacker.

The loss of contact nearly sent her reeling back into a panic but the sound of another and glimpse of a familiar face replaced the terror brought on by their situation to fear for Wolframite.

“Ti-” Laven moved to take a step forward, to put herself between them, but the moment she took that step forward was the same moment her knees gave out.

This was all too much.

“Stop!” Again she felt of something brush against her side, a cold breath next to her ear followed by the sound of snapping teeth. “Tina, stop!” her voice sounded more alarmed as she clumsily pushed her self up and threw her arms around Wolframite.

Laven buried her face between his shoulderblades “Stop… Stop… Please stop...” Her voice became smaller with each plea.

Sailor Eleonora - Senshi of Heat
7
It took a moment for Eleonora to finally come to but when she did the poor girl nearly had a heart attack thinking that her twin was some spirit hovering over her. Slate blue eyes looked up in pure confusion. “The hell happened?” She asked, a bit groggy from the fall or whatever it was that occurred.

“This isn’t your world… is it? And why are you glowing?” She poked Alcor in the cheek, “Why am I glowing?” Ele looked down at her hands, her lap and then finally realized that there were others around like them. Little lights specking the area and one was walking towards them.

The two stood up and as the aura got closer they realized that it thankfully wasn’t a chaos agent or one of the Dark Mirror coming after them but rather an order signature similar, but different than their own.

“Liryn?” She asked, her expression twisted into a puzzled look because he was in a form she hadn’t seen in quite some time. Still adorable and made her want to scritch his ears but now was neither the place nor time for such thoughts. “Liryn!” Elenora grabbed her sister’s hand and ran over to their friend. “Are you ok? Where is this place?” The Senshi of Heat asked in rapid succession.

Relieved to see a friendly place in this nightmare they had fallen into, she threw her arms around the mauvian and pulled him into a hug.

Guardian Cat Brioche
Roll total: 6

"I swore I had this conversation with someone..." Brioche softly muttered to himself, pressing a paw to his mouth in thought... Didn't he just lecture someone about just because someone wore a different army's uniform, didn't mean they were awful. He swore he said this but... To who...? Maybe he really was going senile..

Oh well.

"You know, Miss Nia, there's different types of Positivity. And if you don't have any, well, I have plenty to share!" Poor thing... It reminded him of the kittens that went about the city, all scared and alone. But he wasn't about to leave her be all by herself!

"Of course I can! I'd be absolutely delighted to keep her company and keep her safe." As safe as any Mauvian in his state could, really. "I'm fairly certain we'll find some allies in those blips of light over there. Despite the rather precarious situation, most of the time when there's a unified enemy to fight again, like the darkness, which, I will say, is different than chaos, or the Dopplegangers, both Chaos and Order will work together despite their differences. You'd do well to remember that, Nia. It's as Arthur said, They are still human."

meynara

MoonKitsune

RNG: 10



Peter Gallo (aka Eternal Oberon)

More surprising than being pulled into some dark abyss was the familiar voices he heard in response to his calling out.

“Hey Deets,” Peter grinned at his childhood friend and rival, probably too nonchalant than the situation called for. But being turned into a cat nine years prior when he was only ten basically set the precedent for his life.

“Thanks,” he added unsarcastically in response to her underwear comment, then let out a small “yessss” in victory when she offered socks to him. He stuck his toothbrush back in his mouth, holding it between his teeth and cheek so he could still talk and tug Haven’s tiny socks onto his feet at the same time.

“Briar, hey man,” he greeted, once again probably too casual when people around them were in various levels of panic. Once the socks were on and Briar made it over to them, Peter threw his arm around his bespeckled, red-headed friend’s shoulders.

“Could ask a cat for a new one. I’m pretty sure there’s a clowder in here,” he suggested with a shrug and then stopped to turn to the eternal senshi as she approached them.

He spared a glance to Haven and then Briar, who was still in a friendly choke hold under his arm, as if to silently ask “should we tell her…?”

“Sup Lysithea. I’m Peter. Haven. Briar,” he indicated to himself then his friends. “Bring it in. Safety in numbers, yeah?” He decided to leave revealing their own senshi status to his friends for the time being.