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It seemed to Navi, as she was making her way down one of the more suburban side streets, that fall had come and gone in what seemed like the blink of an eye. Oh sure, it was still technically Autumn, but the leaves had long since made color change and fallen away, and the branches were all bare and skeletal. This, the dark senshi had always thought, had to be one of the more depressing times of the year. The weather was getting colder, there was nothing in nature left to look at now that it was all going dormant, and until winter truly hit there wasn't much to do as far as out door activities went.

With a soft huff the ginger haired senshi crossed her arms over her stomach, shielding the bare skin from the bite of the chilly wind blowing along the streets. She wasn't entirely sure what had possessed her to venture outside her usual haunts. Perhaps a change of scenery, or many just looking to encounter something other then the same familiar faces she had become used to seeing.

Either way, she'd let her feet lead her, and now she couldn't say exactly where she was. That wasn't strictly a problem. All she had to do was get to a mirror and she could make her way home, but it did leave a little more unsettled then she usually was.

She felt the unfamiliar chaotic aura before she heard the voice, and by the time he'd taken to the street she'd turned to face him, not entirely sure what she'd find. She'd only really met two other Negaverse agents in the past, and only one of them had any substantial power to them, though they'd been pretty badly injured at the time. This new person calling out to her felt as though he were on the same power level as Hematite, but since she didn't know what rank the dark skinned soldier had been, she couldn't say what this new one was either.

Though considering how it felt, she'd wager a guess that he was probably a General. If she had to equate it to something familiar, she'd pick any number of Eternals she'd run into.

But just because he was more powerful then her, did that really mean he was her superior? They were allies, that was fact, but the Dark Mirror Senshi couldn't recall if their ranks translated over between the factions. That this new General seemed to think they did didn't exactly sit well with the girl, but since she wasn't willing ti directly piss off someone she was supposed to be working with, she kept any scathing comments to herself. "And to whom am I reporting?" It was civil, for the most part.

Had it been her Queen, or any of the three Eternal Dark Mirror Senshi she was contact with she'd have simply answered the question, but she didn't know this Agent of Chaos.

Slender arms had come to cross across a modest bust as the general came closer, and she regarded hi, ginger brows dipping low over narrowing eyes. She didn't like the tone he was directing at her, now did she really care for the way he was trying to order her around.

No, she couldn't recall whether or not the Negaverse or DMC had any direct authority over each other outside of cooperative missions, but she had a pretty strong feeling they didn't.

"Sailor Navi of the Dark Mirror Court, Sir," she began, putting exaggerated emphases on the title. She wasn't in any hurry to pick a fight with an alley, especially not one that was obviously stronger then her, but she wasn't some military lackey he could just boss around at will. They weren't on a mission together.

There was nothing about this little meeting that could be considered peaceful. The tension growing in the air was thick enough to walk on, and it seemed to Navi at least that any wrong step now could result in a snap, from either of them.

The smart track now would have been to drop the indignant snark from her voice, but she really didn't like the entitled way he was talking to her. It had her hackles raising, fingertips tightening against her own arms as she watched him. He looked entirely too smug.

"Uneventful," she answered, and had she left it at that things probably could have progressed in a more civil manner. But... "Not that it's any business of the Negaverse."

Picking a fight with a general was a stupid idea, she knew that, but pride wouldn't let her simply bow down to someone that didn't have any power over her.

Perhaps is Navi had known What had happened in the past between the General she was speaking too now, and those from her court that had wronged her in the past, she might have been more willing to play nicely. To not bait him.

As it was, she didn't have a clue, and Wolframite's animosity was coming off more as arrogant aggression then anything else.

She glowered at him, the tips of her fingers digging into her own arms. "The Negaverse does not hold the reigns of the Dark Mirror Court."

Navi was bristling. Rarely did she ever encounter anyone quite so infuriating, and certainly no one on her own side. This general had a chip on his shoulder, or a grudge, or maybe he just believed the Negaverse were the commanders in their little alliance. Either way, Navi wasn't keen on his tone, or the way he was talking to her.

She wasn't beyond the realm of reason though, and hazel eyes narrowed with obvious confusion as he made mention towards members of her court and their treatment towards various individuals in the Negaverse. "I have no idea what you're talking about." And truly she didn't. The dark senshi hadn't yet been awakened when Wolframite and his comrades were taken by those she counted among her own.