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In truth, Tsui had gotten about her senshi cellphone all together until Kallichore had pulled hers out, and she mimicked the Madness Senshi, but nothing happened. She snapped her finger once, twice, before it finally popped up, and she had her quick gaming reflexes to thank for catching it before it hit the ground. She returned the favor, making sure to get a good shot of her brooch (for research later) and her face. "That's perfectly fine with me! I know exactly who to call for patrols later. No rest for the wicked, right?"

She put the cellphone away quicker than she had whipped it out, all the while thinking about the Jovian Court, in comparison to what little she knew about the Zoo. "Draconis was the senshi that saved me while I was being awakened; she said she and Pippin were on a quest to round up all of the Animal spheres and form a group, though how they're doing is a mystery to me. They haven't called me," she said this hesitantly, as her phone had never rung when she was powered so she only assumed that they hadn't called. "So I guess they're busy or don't need my assistance. But I'll answer the call, if or when it ever comes."

Tsui wasn't the most savvy when it came to astronomy, but she was aware of the Jovian moons, though she couldn't name them all. At least now she knew where Kallichore was, far more than she knew about her own constellation of Tsui. "I wouldn't say no to meeting the Jovians. It'd be great to meet more senshi, especially ones that are organized."

She couldn't ignore the excitement within her and she was certain that it was obvious in her stance and her eyes. She always wanted to meet new friends, new allies, no matter who or what they were. This was a great experience to make friends and learn more about this situation that she was pulled into; she'd be a fool to say no! "So, where's the base at, or is that a secret? Do I need to wear a blindfold first?"

"I'm sure Draconis would appreciate having an ally with the Jovian Court," Tsui said, knowing that she didn't know her leader too well but knowing well enough that she'd had to have been crazy to turn down an alliance between the two. If what Kallichore had said was true, and from what she had gathered, then the White Moon Court could have definitely benefited from being as organized and unified as their adversaries. And of course, she'd be a fool to turn down such an offer herself. "You can call me or hook me up with any information you like. I'd like to meet the other members of your court any time!"

She watched as Kallichore looked over her shoulders, Tsui could only wonder what was on her mind, and she wasn't at all prepared for her proposal to be escorted. Of course, she'd never turn down an offer, and she trusted Kallichore enough that she had little to no fear in revealing her apartment complex. "Sure, I wouldn't mind the company. Most of the tenants are either asleep or too skiddish to notice anything going on outside, so we should be able to make it there without too much trouble."

Assuming that she wanted to leave at that very moment, she got her bearings and motioned for Kallichore to follow. She took to the back alleys, finding herself growing accustomed to them and looking for signs of the St. Mag's church; where there was St. Mag's, there was home. "So, who's in the Jovian Court?" She asked. "Or would it be best if I met them in person first?"

"No leader and everyone is equal? That sounds a little too good to be true," Tsui said aloud, not meaning to sound skeptical but instead, almost hopeful. She wasn't into politics, but even she knew that the supposed land of the free and all men are created equal nation was nothing but a sugarcoated lie, but perhaps with Senshi, knights and cats involved, it could actually work? She liked the idea of it, and she made it known, as they traversed the rooftops. "Which means it must be a great team, with everyone listening and valuing each others' opinion. I can't wait to meet them then!"

She would never admit it to anyone else, but she rather liked the view of the church at night time from her window, and from the rooftop of her apartment complex, it seemed to stand out even more with the lamp light and the bluish-black backdrop. She took a moment to admire it, turning to Kallichore when she addressed her again. "No problem at all. I don't usually get much youma activity here... maybe the church scares them away, or maybe it's the nuns? Either way, it means I can get some sleep tonight."

Tsui wasn't sure how much longer Kallichore was going to stay around, so she spoke up before she missed her chance. Though she was certain that the other tenants were asleep, she kept her voice down, just in case. "And I should be the one thanking you, Kallichore. You were one of the few that were willing to explain any of this to me... and I really appreciate it."

She held out her hand, giving a confident nod, as she said, "So I'll be seeing you around again, real soon! Promise?"