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Ellie had bought the phones months ago. They were something Lydia had wanted to give to Lesath before she'd found the answer to purification, but that had come altogether unexpectedly, and as Navi, no longer a member of the dark mirror court, she had been too nervous to seek out anyone from their ranks to deliver one. That, and she hadn't been a hundred percent sure the phone would have made it to the one it was intended for. No, she'd had to be sure, and that had meant waiting, and a chance run in with her former prince.

Even now, Navi wasn't sure the message had made it the senshi of moths. Even if it had, she didn't know if Lesath would come. She'd been so...sad the last time Ellie had seen her. So betrayed. Just the memory of that last meeting made her chest tight, heart aching with the loss of the blonde.

Please be there.

Phones in hand, the petite senshi made her way to the park, alone. She'd considered bring Hadaya, at the very least, but for this first meeting, a little privacy was better. Next time. If there was a next time. If Lesath forgave her for following her heart, like Navi had forgiven Lesath for following her's.

Please be there.

As she reached the tall gate to the park she could feel a dark spot of chaos towards the center of it, the fountain, but there was no way of knowing for sure who it was. Only hope that it was the one she wanted to see. It could have been a trap. Remarque had seemed accepting when they had parted, but how could she be sure? She wanted to trust him. She wanted to trust all of them, but she knew she had hurt them...

A soft, thoughtful frown was playing on her lips as she neared the fountain, and it froze in place as the ginger lifted her head, spotting the blonde near the edge of the fountain. Still tall, still beautiful. Navi stumbled, a hand snapping up to clutch at the broach that rested over her heart as she came to stop. "Lesath."

Please forgive me...

Like Lesath, Navi stood frozen in place as their eyes met, a lump forming in her throat and her pulse growing louder in her ears. She wanted to rush forward and envelope the other girl in a tight embrace, wanted to kiss her cheek as she had a thousand times before, but she couldn't move. She could hardly even breath.

There was a moment of strained silence. Of Neither knowing what to do or say, then the Dark mirror broke it with a compliment, and Navi felt her breath rattle out in a stuttering laugh that sounded too much like a sob.

"No one's boots are ever going to compare you your's, Lesath. You've got the monopoly on impressive footwear." It was light and superficial, but it broke the ice, and maybe that was what they both needed. Something easy, just to get the ball rolling, because anything else would have resulted in Navi--at least--breaking into broken sobs at the other girl's feet.

Fingers tightening on the broach, she swallowed. "You look good." It sounded so cliched, but it was sincere.