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The odds were usually not that great, but Leucite, having felt that he'd made a fairly decent impression, had started to patrol this way just on the off chance he'd run into the woman again. If he could convince her to join... It would be a boon in the long run he was sure.

So he was very pleased when she appeared looking down the alleyway that he'd been in the last time they'd met. Though, he was not there now.

Teleporting down from the roof nearby, he cleared his throat. "Hello,"

For him, the swing was really, really slow, so he ever so slightly sidled out of the way of her blow, chuckling a little. "Well it's part of the gig. Can't really evoke fear if you can't make a halfway decent entrance." He nodded his head her direction. "Though, scaring you was not my intent. Next time I'll alert you to my presence better. I keep forgetting normal people can't sense energy signatures."

He watched her for a moment. "So, come to learn more?"

"They work both ways, we can sense them, they can sense us. The stronger you are the easier you are to sense..." Leucite said, shrugging his shoulders. "It's helpful for finding them, and yeah, it can be a bit of a pain, but after awhile you get used to keeping your mind open and looking."

It was a useful sense to have, he thought, it just made things difficult when they sensed him in one place and came to interfere.

"But yes, the walking beacon thing is... pretty spot on actually."

"Cats," Leucite said with a chuckle. "Well yeah actually... Cats. They awaken the senshi for some reason. I don't know it really hasn't been explained to me in much detail... but they can mask energy signatures." He said. "I don't know, it makes the hunt of interesting though, because the prey knows you're there, and a lot of times they run... Sometimes they come to you - those are the fun ones."

He watched her for a moment, noting her figure but not commenting. "But it comes with the job so, I tend to view it as a perk."

"There are cats on both sides," Leucite chuckled. "The goal is to get our cats to find them first, so that we can corrupt them before they make the stupid mistake of joining the White Moon." He shook his head. "They're useful though, in their own way."

Not to mention he wasn't sure he could bring himself to kill a talking animal. Even he had his limits. But he wasn't about to say that to Imara aloud.

"Anything else you're curious about?"

She dropped it, good. Leucite wasn't really in the mood to explain WHY he did not feel like going on a cat killing spree. Mainly because they WERE useful.

Finding the enemy before they became the enemy was important after all.

He met her gaze though with a sly grin, and nodded his head. "Well, we'd bring you in, and by that I mean, I'd go and get a General, explain the situation, and either with their help or having them do it, we'd bless you with the power of Chaos."

He watched her for a moment. "It can be a somewhat painful experience I won't lie to you, it takes time for your body to get used to the feeling, but once you do, you become an officer, and you'll discover what your weapon will be."

"They can be painfully ironic at times," Leucite said with a chuckle. "But no, your weapon is an extension of yourself." He nodded then.

He summoned his banner into existence, and let the heavy end of it clatter onto the pavement as he set it down in front of him. "This is mine, it began as a simple flag, but as I become more powerful, so too does it grow and change."

It was effective enough for him as far as he was concerned.