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It had not been easy making her way from the stoop of the library and down the street to where she knew a mirror had been added to the back of a door in a convenience store's bathroom. The entrance was outside the store and around the side, so it had really been a great location, but hurt as she was Navi was having a little difficulty appreciating that at the moment. The only thing on her mind right then and there was why the bloody hell hadn't they picked somewhere closer?!

Pulling the door open, Navi slipped inside, then literally fell through the glass when it hit her in the back as the door closed. She wound up on her a** in Mirrorspace, one foot still unseen beyond the reflection of the mirror she'd just fallen through. For a solid minute she didn't bother moving save to pull her leg through with the rest of her, and rested there on her elbows, staring over her shoulder at another tall stretch of glass. "Almost there," she mumbled to herself, rolling onto her side then up onto her knees, raising up onto her feet once again.

Wobbling more then walking she crossed to the mirror, reaching forward towards the reflective glass until her fingers touched the cool surface, then slipped through. She let herself fall forward, and back into her room with a rough thump as her body hit the carpet. It wasn't graceful, not even close, but she was home, and finally safe.

Moving was still a bit of a challenge though..

Reaching up, Navi grabbed the edge of her bedside table, using the leverage to drag herself up before her fingers slipped and she smacked into the wall shared by the living room, then crumpled back to the floor. "********!" What was wrong with her?! What the ******** had that b*****d done to her body? She was sore all over, and yet somehow felt incredibly numb.

"Navi? Is that you?"

The dark senshi looked up, fingertips digging into the carpet as she pushed herself up on her hands and knees. "Ya, It's me." Her voice was strained, but it carried past her closed down and into the rest of the apartment.

She lingered like that for a moment, head hanging lower as she tried not to sway on her knees. Common sense screaming at her to call for her roommate, to get some help, but her pride refused to let the words pass her lips. She shouldn't have lost, not to that ******** pacifist. And then then he'd had to go and put her somewhere safe, looking after her even after taking her out with a single attack.

She hated him before, but it was nothing to the seething rage she felt towards him now. He'd lied, by accident or purpose.

Common sense eventually won out over pride, and Navi sank back to the floor, curling against the carpet. "Leto? I need your help."

She heard Leto's feet moving towards her, felt the aura, and despite the shame of having had to call for help she felt relief. The headache was fading, but it was leaving a dizziness in it's wake to mingle with aching numbness. She felt like s**t, truly, and had to wonder if perhaps she'd hit her head when she smacked into that stairwell or fell to ground. She couldn't recall though.

When the door opened the pale girl lifted a hand for her roommate, and held on best she could as Leto hoisted her up to her feet. One hand moving to catch her head to keep it from rolling along her shoulders.

"Camelot happened." Hazel eyes narrowed, and the pale flesh along the bridge of her nose pinched with a mingling of strong emotions. "That crystal on his shield."

She rubbed the heel of her hand over her eyes. "It's a blast," she frowned, trying to recall what exactly had happened. "It knocked be back, but then it felt like every nerve in my body was on fire. ********, it hurt." 'Hurt' might have been an understatement. "I don't know if I hit my head, but I feel dizzy and numb." And sore.

"I punched him in the face, too," she smirked, but it was rather weak. "It felt amazing."

She had happy to be sitting, and with her weight resting against her roommates side she actually help a little more steady. At the very least she didn't feel as though she was going to fall over, and that was a definite improvement. Following suit, she powered down as well, but her henshin pin was placed to the side on the bed. She wouldn't be going anywhere the rest of the night.

Without the enhancements that came from being powered up the poor girl could feel every muscle in her body, and not a single one was happy with her. It kind of felt as though she'd had a really good work out and everything was sore, but she not half so satisfying.

"No." She snorted unhappily. "They wouldn't be able to do anything. Hopefully some rest will help." Please let that be enough, she really didn't want to go to the hospital. "If I still feel this messed up tomorrow we can go."

"He lied, Quinn." She looked up at the girl beside her. "He said he was fighting for me, that he didn't want to hurt me." Among other things, those at least she'd been willing to believe. "I hated him, from up in the Surrounding." Pale features narrowed angrily. "He needs to suffer, Quinn."

Another soft smirk slide along her lips at Quinn's offer, and her shoulders rose in what was meant to be a shrug, but might not have made it. For the fun of it she thought about asking for ice cream, knowing it'd be something that would amuse the girl beside her. She wasn't really in the mood for ice cream though, or any food. "I'll keep that in mind."

She fell quiet when the conversation shifted towards the white moon court, smile slipping away. Quinn was right, but Lydia had already known that. She'd witnessed it in the Surrounding, when all the civilians had been sacrificed, and then here, back on earth.

The promise called back the shadow of a smile. They would make him suffer, that had been what she wanted all along. "Yes, him and the rest of those trigger happy pages." The ones that had hated her on sight, with no rhyme or reason. She hated the whole of the White Moon(Save one or two), but the senshi were needed. The knights? They had no need for them, and it was they who would feel the bitterness and anger of the Dark Mirror Senshi.

"He was at the library, I felt him as I was finishing gathering energy." That seemed as good a place as any to go looking for him again.

The more Quinn spoke, the more Lydia liked what she was hearing. The knights should pay, every last one of those self righteous fools. Her experience with them as a faction was limited, but the few she'd had contact with were either clueless, or blindly loyal to the wrong cause. "Yes," she agreed softly, fingers curling within covers of her bed. There was one she had to find, a certain baby page that had throwing a kick only seconds after her awakening. She was eager to met up with him again.

She could feel a smile curling slowly along her lips, and even without a mirror she knew it was unpleasant. She didn't bother to lift her head though, she still felt numb and sore, and Quinn's shoulder was very comfortable. She was hardly moving at all really, but there was no need to move now that she was safe.

"No, not one terrible close. A couple blocks away in the restroom of a convenience store." It had been a long walk for poor Navi after she'd left the library. "There's a building next door, I think it's apartments, and shops across the street."

The subtle shift of her head against Quinn's shoulder couldn't really be defined as a nod, but it was meant to be. "If you need any help, let me know." Probably not wise, but Navi was nothing if not stubborn, and even hurt she was eager to hunt down the son of a b***h that'd done this to her.

Granted, if she was going to be any use to her roommate come tomorrow evening she should probably get some decent rest. She was feeling better, more mobile, but at the same time she felt incredibly drained. Either she'd exerted herself more then she thought, or she needed to start doing some cardio, because she was exhausted. Even Quinn's shoulder felt wonderfully comfortable.

For a second or two she mulled over the idea of asking Quinn if she could crawl into bed with her, but she let it go. With how tired she was she'd doze off quickly no mater what, and she couldn't possibly be shaken enough to need that sort of emotional support.

"Thanks for picking my a** up off the ground." Reluctantly she lifted her head, smiling at the other girl. "I think I should get some sleep, it'll probably do me a lot of good." She suspected she'd be really sore when she woke up..