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 Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2014 10:31 pm
Mintaka's eyes slitted mischievously. "It's not just cranes..." She summoned a few other shapes, small stars, little tigers, windmills and flowers. "It is a art, an art that's mastered through my magic and showed through here?" She cocked her head, "I've never asked why my sphere is the way it is. Or how it works the way it does. Such is the idea of magic I guess."
She set the shapes down in front of Antiope, "Gifts if you'd like to keep them?"
She blinked at Antiopes reasoning and then sighed. She was really..REALLY nervous for this girl. "I see well...I can only give you a healthy amount of respect, since that is your plan, your path." But damned if she wouldn't throw some road bumps in there. In the form of anything to protect the mantis girl.
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Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 7:06 pm
The newer senshi leaned in, curious about the shapes, seeming to analyze them a bit as they were set before her. "I am just more curious as to why you are not doing the folding... actively? It almost seems like a shortcut to me to give you premade nicknacks." She scratched at her own nose with a long sleeve before backing up a bit.
"I think I will just cherish the gifts that taste good... no offense to your papers!" What good did little paper charms do for a girl who lived and breathed martial arts?
With her second cup of tea polished away, the small Mantis senshi backed away, respectfully placing both sleeved hands together and bowing her head slightly as if preparing for a spar. "I thank you for the tea, Minny! However, training doesn't just take care of itself!" With that, the girl knelt down only long enough to bound forward, making her way towards the next nearby building.
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