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“Static Shock!” Sidouer yelled her attack with enough conviction it rivaled the booming sound of thunder after the strike of lightning snapped across the sky.

The arc of static illuminate the surrounding area in a whitewash and where there once stood a decomposing deer-esk looking creature with tendrils of moss hanging from it’s 5 point antlers, now rested a pile of dust. Her body ached from the several sprints she had to do in order to avoid collapsing trees and each breath she drew felt like fire in her lungs.

That partially dead looking youma was rather terrifying, it’s face half missing as if a hunter had found it first. Everything it’s horns and hooves came in contact with died at an alarming rate. Even now, in the dim light, it wasn’t hard to see the path of destruction it left in the wake of its determined pursuit. Trees slumped against one another as if one had fainted into the arms of the other while bushes looked like they had all but melted into a pile of boiled goo.

Sidouer leaned her head back against the rough bark of a large evergreen and closed her eyes, willing her heartbeat to slow down

Despite her knitted eyebrows, Sidouer looked at the blond haired knight with an expression that was nothing less than absolutely amused. His forwardness was a bit brazen considering he had yet to actually introduce himself, not that she minded though since it would more or less serve to make this encounter just that much more memorable.

“Thanks. But I think I’ll be okay.” Her breathing had at least evened out by the time he had got here at least. Her legs still ached a bit thanks to the lactic acid build up that made her muscles twitch like a harpist plucking the strings of their beloved instrument. No matter, the probability of her falling over was slim to none despite the gold heeled boots she currently wore; and so she took a step towards him and reached out her hand by way of greeting “My name is Sidouer. And you are...?” she asked with an ever widening smile.

Sidouer couldn’t help but chuckle a bit at his statement. In truth, a part of her felt like he was taking the knight in shining armor role a bit too far but on the other hand it was rather endearing.

Too much of her time since first awakening was spent powered up alone since Kallichore’s disappearance. If she wasn’t out training then it was likely that she sensed an aura and went youma hunting instead. On the rare chance she was foolish enough to ensure a pursuit which landed her face to face with an agent or, like last time, a civilian who clearly sided with the news media and chose to don the title of vigilante.

Ever since Persephone’s disappearance after the warehouse went up in flames, Sidouer took the loss hard which had prevented her from really seeking out powered alliances aside from Phact. “I’m okay,” she finally replied “I might need to come back out here to plant new trees though.” The poor maple tree laying on its side effectively blocked the narrow hiking path.

“Honestly, I’m just glad it wasn’t another clone incident. With the supermoon blood moon eclipse a few days ago, I’ll admit I was a bit worried we might have a similar situation on our hands.” Never again did she wish to face her clone or a doppelganger look-a-like of one of her friends.

“So what brings you out here?” The Senshi of Static inquired, patting the ground beside her; a silent request to take a seat for a few moments.

“It’s strange that this is the first time we’ve met if you go on walks as often as you say.” Especially since he had a power signature much stronger than her own it kind of made him a beacon in the darkest of nights.

His flirting did not go unnoticed and while she wasn’t rejecting his advances it was probably wise to learn a bit about him first. “You know, you can sit down. I won’t bite.” The Senshi of Static smiled up at him with a look of mirth in her jade-pink colored eyes. “Tell me about yourself?” It was more of a curious question than a command as she waited patiently for him to take a seat beside her. Standing up with his arms like that was a bit intimidating to say the least and she was not of mind to get up just yet after all the running she had just done.