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Sailor Chibi Eupheme

Eupheme could have jumped for joy if she wasn’t still busy listening to everything Ganymede was telling her! She wanted to bring Henry with her, wanted him to see everything there was about the worlds around them. She wanted him to have magic too, but she was going to figure out a way to include him in everything, even without magic to fight monsters with.

“Ganymede is the biggest moon in the solar system, isn’t it? I bet you could have a lot of people there. Why haven’t you?” she tilted her head curiously. Not that she thought her mom had to bring people to Ganymede, but it was safe.

“Do you think I’d be able to bring people to my world? Do you know what it’s like? Have you ever been? Or… you have memories of your past life, don’t you? Did you ever go then?”

Belmont, Squire of Jupiter

Though Belmont had been focused on chasing the jackalope, he turned to greet the two and couldn’t help but return Connie’s bright smile. “Not so hard that I can’t make time for you! Congratulations on the bugs!” If Connie hadn’t regaled her friend with the stories there was surely time later, but for now he extended a hand to Perdita to shake. “I haven’t had the pleasure to meet Perdita yet, no. It’s a pleasure.”

Out here seemed like the perfect place to be swarmed with bugs, and though he hadn’t seen any yet he still looked around to make sure no wasps or worms or weevils were going to wriggle out and make their way to Connie. He knew her luck.

“How did you two meet? If you don’t mind me asking. I’m finding it kind of oddly difficult to find new people. My last few patrols, it’s been just me. Didn’t even run into any youma, either. I feel like I’m more productive when I’m not by myself, it’s easy to lose drive. Plus, I promised somebody I’d be safe, so.” He sighed, like this wasn’t exactly easy, but he was making a good effort. Even if he was the only one who knew it.

Transcendent Eternal Encke

Whoever had run by him had distracted him enough that he couldn't tell where the damn thing went, and his eyes were wandering everywhere to see if he could spot the damn thing this time. Where did it go?

Perhaps it was the sheer determination to find it that kept him from being too distracted to find it, because sure enough, he managed to spot it.

Again.

All the way over there.

Was there any way to get himself closer to the damn thing without making it flee? He wasn't a rabbit guy, but he did know enough about them. The rabbits in his home neighbourhood never really let anyone come near them for a reason. He suspected the same here.

Probably why no one had gotten it yet...

[ encke spotted the jackalope! ]

Super Meissa

Yep yep yep. This hunt was over. Meissa climbed down from the tree that she had situated herself in before sighing. While it would have been fun to continue hunting, in her mind, it seemed a foregone conclusion that no one would find the creature, let alone bring it back alive to Cybele. Her energy could be better spent doing something else. Heck, from her position in the tree, she had seen others doing just that.

Maybe she'd just mosey on back to the clearing where the caged animal had been released and wait there.

Eternal Myrrha

Myrrha gave another long sigh. Was it right to keep hunting if she wasn't having much luck?

Giving up wasn't really in her nature. Figuring that she could still go for a little longer, the eternal senshi pushed on. At least it was a chance to get some fresh air and a good deal of exercise without having to worry about being interrupted by anything or anyone.

She caught 2 jackalopes but they weren't the ribbon jackalope. It was a tricky little thing.

As Zenobia continued her search, the forest grew darker around her, the shadows lengthening with the setting sun.

She wasn't going to give up she was going to keep trying. She started paying attention to small things, and checked areas she didn't think of doing. She checked bushes and rocks.

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Determined to press on, Ngome made a mental note of the direction in which the two jackalopes scampered off and continued her search. The woods seemed to grow thicker around her, the shadows deepening as the sun dipped lower in the sky.

The rustling of leaves behind her sent a shiver down Ngome's spine, but she refused to succumb to fear. She quickened her pace, the thrill of the chase urging her forward.

Imhotep, Page of Mercury

“If you lost it, we should keep going.”

If Promethei wouldn't voice the obvious when they were on a jackalope hunt, Imhotep would. His gaze went past Emain Ablach one last time, before his jaw set harder and he promptly turned around and walked away.

It felt more painful than it had rights to be.

That being said, actually looking for the jackalope got easier when he wasn't busy trying to not acknowledge someone's existence. He was able to look in front of him fully. Promethei had mentioned jackalopes would likely group together if they were like rabbits. There was a jackalope over there. Gave him a path.

It was a path away from...

Anyway. Jackalope.

Imhotep's eyes narrowed as he tried to pick out what might have been the right creature in this mess of creatures near him. It was easier the longer he looked at them and the more he noticed the small quirks in each one. They were quirks he was suddenly and deeply interested in.

"Found it." Imhotep reached to Promethei and attempted to steer him toward the lavender-wearing jackalope. "Need to catch it unaware."

( Imhotep has spotted the jackalope! )