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Eos was starting to reflect.

She'd been part of the Negaverse for a good couple of months now. She'd learnt so much, done so much - but there was still a long way to go. It was starting to seem like there was a light somewhere, though, right at the end of the long tunnel of redemption. The blonde wasn't sure what the reward would be, and she didn't really want to know. She wasn't fighting for a reward, she was fighting for herself and to fix her own conscience. She'd done a terrible wrong, and she needed to right it.

The corrupt senshi sighed softly at the thought, kicking her legs lightly and revelling in the cool breeze that flowed past. Her long, thick blonde hair was good for keeping her warm on the cold winter nights - almost too good. The cold was refreshing for the time being, but she had a feeling that too much exercise could tip the balance the wrong way.

Not that she was planning on much exercising tonight.

Sailor Eos wasn't sure what she had planned for tonight. Originally she'd been excited about patrolling, but she'd eaten a huge dinner (Mrs Black was very generous with portion sizes) and was instead resting quite contentedly on the edge of one of the many buildings surrounding the park. Being this close to Christmas, she wasn't expecting to run into anyone - she supposed even senshi had families they wanted to spend time with. If only they knew the damage they were causing, even to those they loved, by fighting on the wrong side...

The blonde sighed. No-one had said this war would be easy, but it would make things so much nicer if it was.

When the unmistakable blip of Chaos appeared on her radar, Sailor Eos eagerly narrowed her eyes to peek down at the street below. It wasn't the strongest of signals, nor was it the clearest...could it be another like her? Immediately more curious, she pushed aside the groans of her food-baby and clambered to her feet, brushing the dust off of her skirt before jumping down to street level.

Euclase quickly became apparent, and the blonde corrupted smiled warmly as she gave a small wave. She probably should have thought through her greeting beforehand, but the adrenaline and excitement at meeting another corrupt senshi was dictating her actions for her. Blue eyes ghosted over the hole in the dark-haired senshi's chest and her black fuku before up to her face again, Eos still smiling. "Hey! I'm Sailor Eos - we're the same, right?"

Damn, had she been a bit too forward? Eos tried to dampen down her enthusiasm a little as her fellow corrupted took a step back, though the relief in her expression was obvious when the hand was extended and the blonde happily shook it. "New...ish? Zinkenite turned me at the ambush." That had been months ago now - time certainly flew when one was having fun, and as hard as the work was Eos was very much enjoying being a part of the Negaverse. It was like a family, one big home that she belonged in. It made her shudder to think that if she hadn't been so lucky, if she hadn't been chosen by Zinkenite, she'd still be wandering lost on the wrong side of the war.

"I haven't had the chance to meet many other corrupted senshi - are there many of us?" Zinkenite had made it clear that they were a precious resource in the ranks of Chaos, though not all agents agreed with his opinion.

The squeeze of her hand was unexpected, but it made her heart swell and a smile stretch across her pink lips. It was nice to feel appreciated, to feel wanted in this war. Whilst few Chaos agents had been openly hostile to her, she was still in the minority and most didn't really know what to make of her or how to fully utilise her abilities. "Missing?" The wobble in her voice gave away her worry over this knowledge - what kind of missing? Taken by the mafia and tortured for information type of missing, or just moved out of town? Despite Euclase's lack of concern over their small ranks, Eos was worrying now.

"Maybe we should organise a get together?" the blonde suggested, trying to take her mind off of the whole 'missing' thing. It could be a formal meeting in a formal setting, or even just a casual get together as civilians - a sleepover or something? It would be nice to visualise their ranks there in front of you, and to make plans based upon the number and strength of their abilities.

The mention of the other side sent a noticeable shudder through her spine. "So glad...it's really scary, to think I was once that blind." Eos would like to have known what lies she'd been told, what stories had been spun to make her think that could ever be a noble cause to fight for. "I don't remember much from before I was saved, so I guess I'm spared from my own stupidity in a way."

Having someone to help her organize a gathering was a kind gesture, and one the corrupted sailor was glad of. She smiled, nodding enthusiastically, "Oh yes please, that sounds great!" A support group was exactly what they needed - corruption wasn't an easy process to go through, and without Chase Eos wasn't sure if she'd have managed. Being uprooted so violently and so suddenly wasn't a pleasant experience and they should be banding together to support and help each other, since they could relate to one another better than other Chaos agents. "We can ask Zinkenite if he has any contact details for any of the others?"

Euclase's next words touched the blonde senshi, and her smile was genuine and bright as she lifted a hand to place on her chest. "I...thank you, Euclase. That really means a lot - I'd love if we could be friends." She needed all the friends she could get, especially if she wanted to bring down those rotten white moon senshi.

The conversation turned casual again, and Eos dropped her hand with a sigh and a shake of her head. "Nope, nothing. Sometimes I get these sort of deja vu feelings, but never anything concrete."