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Gunn let the scout babble as she scanned the area around them, seeking any other Chaos signatures. There was nothing (that would pose a threat to Gunn) that she could sense, so she turned her attention to the orange-haired girl. "Please don't cry," she said, a little exasperated despite her best attempts. "Megrez. Really."

When the scout fell quiet, Gunn sighed through her nose and stepped forward, draping an arm over Megrez's shoulders. "I know that was frightening," she said after a moment's consideration, "but what were you thinking? Attacking a General? You're first stage. A baby, basically. And you expect to take on a General and win?" Okay, so that had been meant to be a pep talk, but pep talks weren't really Gunn's style. She took a breath through her teeth, tried to chill out, and started over.

"So here's what's up," she said. "Have you got a phone? Not a cellphone as a civilian. But like, a senshi phone. Did the guardian cat give one to you when you awakened?"

Gunn took out her phone. "It's not just a fashionable accessory, Megs." She held up her phone, bright red with its background of a very embarrassed Wolframite, and snapped a picture of Megrez. Then she turned the screen towards Megrez, so she could see the readout: Megrez, Senshi of Eggs.

Gunn pressed the call button, and the phone in Megrez's hand rang.

"If that ever happens again, you call me, or someone. You add every senshi you meet to your contact book, and if you run up against someone with an energy signature like that again, and I'm not answering, you press this button here." Gunn pointed it out on her own phone. "This is the distress button. It will call every senshi in range of you."

She stepped back. "Take a picture of me now."

"My eternal enemy," said Gunn, who nevertheless had to hide a grin at the reminder that she could now crush Wolframite whenever she wanted. It was kind of fun to have that kind of power over someone, although she wouldn't ever say it. Torture was one thing, but generally knowing she just had to creep up behind someone and--snap! Hahaha. Yes. That was the sort of thing that kept her henshining up at night. Well, that, and the lives she could save. That was also inspiration.

She quickly walked Megrez through setting a speed-dial. "Yeah, it's not something the ******** cats teach you, possibly because they're cats and there are just some lows even Chaos won't sink to, like kicking a cat." Although she probably would kill a Chaos cat if it meant there wouldn't be any more Chaos senshi. It didn't mean that, so… Gunn wasn't gonna cross that line. Some things were more forgivable than mild arson. "So, anyway, just hit two and send and I'll find you as soon as I can. Don't use the distress button too much, because it's like a Boy Who Cried Wolf situation, you know?"

It wasn't like she had much experience with this. She put a hand on Megrez's shoulder and said, "Like, okay, are you going to pass out or something? You're not dying? Because I can handle dying if you've got to do it. Sorry, I'm like, s**t with this sort of thing."

Gunn rolled her eyes. "Megrez, to hear the Negaverse tell it, they don't need anything. They just relieve people of the lives those people no longer want to live." She frowned at the cut on the sailor scout's arm, and pulled the girl closer to her. She knew a guy who knew a guy, or in this case, she actually just knew a guy, who could fix it better than Gunn ever could. But there was a rule about wearing your henshin in Florence Court and that was simply that you didn't.

Angry? Hm. Gunn never thought of herself as angry. Simply very, very determined. She yanked one of her fuku ribbons off the back of her uniform, wincing as it ripped, and wrapped it carefully around the wound. "I know a doctor," she said. "He's a senshi, too. Oenone. He's sort of new, but he's decent, and he can fix this better than I can. Where he lives, you're not allowed to henshin up, so you'd have to be…" She searched for the name, and eventually said, "Your civilian self. You up to it?"

Gunn looked at the senshi, a single well-shaped eyebrow arched. "I was being sarcastic," she said, her tone a little more acidic now that Megrez seemed calmer and also, a little less bleedy. "You're fine for now. I'll let you know when, alright?"

And she leapt off, leading the way to Destiny City's historic district and Florence Court.