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She was going to try it again. She was going to try it, and this time...she wasn't going alone. Not again. Not when it was so...QUIET. Subra had contacted the two people she'd trust most to go with her, people she'd known she'd taken in the strange not-future.

The little girl waited for them in the park, in a nice place that was away from the beaten path, so they wouldn't be interrupted or anything. She was...nervous, but she knew she could do it. Knew she could handle being there, exploring, maybe finding out why her world was so alive but not. The fact there was vegetation but no animals was...

Strange and terrifying.

Subra shook herself, sighing. She wouldn't be alone this time. She wouldn't be.

"H-hi, Massalia," Almary murmured when the other boy approached - and kissed his cheek. Was his unit studying europe, maybe? Almary had read that cheek kisses were a common greeting in places in Europe! Well, if so, he could do the same, and Almary kissed the other boy's cheek in a friendly return, then decided to do the same with Subra - he didn't know her as well, but his dreams had held her in them, and she was nice enough to not get mad over this European-greeting thing

"Hi Subra," he said with a shy smile, then looked between the two curiously. "So what's going on? Are we gonna do something cool today?"

Like practice? Or fight monsters! Fighting monsters was kind of scary, but way, WAY better than fighting those mean negas!

"We can do that?"

While Massalia was somewhat disappointed to find that Almary seemed to entirely miss his point, he did hug Subra a bit, looking worried.

"What if there is a monster? Or something scary? I'd thought we were too litt..."

If not what were their homes like? Safe? Scary? Good? Bad...?

Subra seemed to deflate a little, shaking her head. "There...wasn't anything there. Nothing but...but trees and rocks and other stuff like that. No monsters. Not even bugs." She took a deep breath, then smiled slightly at Almary. "To the world I get power from. I learned from an older senshi how to do it. That I could even do it. By the way, you guys should totally keep an eye out for the hen-looking senshi. Megrez is really nice!"

Smile growing a little more, she leaned against the both of them. "Subra-the-world isn't all alive, not now, but...I want to show you guys. Maybe you guys will see something I missed?"

"No... bugs?" To someone like Almary, that was a bad sign. Just about everywhere there was life there was bugs! If not even the bugs were there... "Oh. That sounds kind of sad to visit alone, I can see why you'd want to bring people."

Pausing, he frowned and looked thoughtful. "If there's no bugs, maybe that means there's no bacteria an' stuff either - any of the really little stuff you need to get a food chain going?" And without a food chain, everything would starve! And if it all starved, then it all... died.

... What a sad thought.

"Can we bring stuff with us? Maybe not this time, but if we go back again - or... if we go to our, um, own places...." Almary was a place? Really? What kind of place was it? All muddy? What about Massalia's? Would it have lots of animal bones?

"We could set up camps 'n stuff? Secret hangouts? No adults and no bad guys?"

"But then how are plants alive?" Massalia asked, frowning. He paused. "I think most worlds are dead. Someone told me of theirs with pictures once but not a lot." And he hadn't seen Avior in a while, the chibi crossing his arms.

"We should think of something to lessen the quiet if we made hide-aways."

Especially if it scared Subra so. Still, the Super Senshi was nervous leaving the planet, just a bit - especially to an unknown location.

Awakening was one thing - Horatio said it was good!.... But leaving the planet?

Massalia frowned before blinking at the nightmare of his mother throwing him out, and seemed to draw into himself a bit, swallowing. What if he got in trouble for it?! What if he wasn't loved anymore?!

"Maybe, Almary." Subra gave Massy the biggest hug she could, giggling. "We'll protect you, Massy! When we make hideouts, we can take music stuff and things! Because I think the trees and stuff survived because of the wind, really. I think. I dunno. Maybe they're magic trees." She nuzzled. "And...even though it was quiet and strange...it didn't feel bad. Just...incomplete."