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A few blocks over, another corrupted senshi wasn't worried about her safety.

The only thing Sailor Dia was worried about was whether or not the bag of candy she'd swiped from a neighboring store would last the evening and whether or not she'd be able to keep the sugary substance off of her short black dress or obnoxiously long, pink hair before she finished.

Humming quietly to herself, one leg kicked itself out as she sat happily and quite content atop a street light's extended head. Below her, the light illuminated a couple of lonely trashcans and a curious alley cat, but otherwise the street was barren and empty. The kitty cat was minding its own business and she was busy popping sugar hearts into her mouth as she watched it out of both boredom and curiosity.

Dia didn't mind the loneliness, really. After all, candy made everything much better.

The tingle was upon her before she had proper time to register the sensation. Before she knew what was happening, a woman with dramatically long hair was standing next to her, peering down at Dia and nearly causing her to drop her half-eaten bag of candy.

Gripping the plastic even tighter, she did her best to recover from the shock by pretending the surprise didn't phase her. Her glove dipped into the bag and pulled out another sugary treat, which she promptly popped into her mouth and bit down with a crunch.

"I am candy," she said solemnly, only able to hold on to her serious expression for a series of seconds before a grin broke out over her own dumb joke. Glancing over, she gave the other senshi a visual examination.

Maybe it was a trick of the moonlight, but the woman looked as if her hair was covered in stardust, which absolutely fascinated Dia. Upon closer inspect - no - her hair was the color of stardust! Beautiful.

Her thoughts fizzled away the moment the name Laby finally registered, Dia putting two and two together in her mind and the light bulb suddenly illuminating.

"Laby...Labyrinthite? Do you mean General Labyrinthite?"

Holding out the bag, she offered the other girl some of her candy.

"I think we should probably talk."

Perhaps it was the way she said it. Maybe it was the fact she was one of the prettier senshi that Dia had seen for a while. It could have even been because she was polite enough to accept the offering of candy.

Whatever reason it was, Dia found herself simply smiling and nodding her head as she took another piece out of the package for herself. "Yep. I mean, I don't go around calling myself a wolf, but I've heard him use the nickname before."

Her legs swung slowly, creating shadows on the street below. "Guess he never sent the memo out about you yet. That's okay, he's been kind of all over the place. I'm Dia - and you are?"

"Wolves are nice and all - I mean, if that's your sort of thing." Her eyes flickered over to idly watch the other girl slowly work on the candy she'd been gifted. Fingers began to gently twist the bag shut, spinning it around a few times for good measure before tucking it into her belt for safe keeping. "Wolves are vicious....loyal....bloodthirsty."

Ticking off the list, her nose wrinkled at the last description. "But they're not elegant creatures, I wouldn't say. You're a part of a group and you can depend on us, but you need to figure out what you want to be. You can call yourself a wolf, but set your own goals to achieve."

It surprised her, to hear that such a pretty thing could have an issue with people. Dia thrived on the attention she received for her looks, the idea of being shy was foreign to the pinkette.

"Adamantine." She practiced the name, allowing it to roll of her tongue. "I like it. Ada?" Glancing for approval of the nickname, she added, "Or not, either way. I wouldn't worry about what people think. People don't matter. You've got to look out for you, first. People are lesser beings to us, now."

Scooting towards the edge, she hopped off the light and came sailing down onto the empty street. Looking up, she motioned for the other girl to follow. "Are you liking who you are now, at least?"

Freedom.

It was a precious gift, one that Dia cherished as well, when first introduced to her new powers and the embrace of the Negaverse. Even with their quotas and the expectations that loomed over their heads, the sheer knowledge that she was above all the petty problems she once thought she had... well, it was liberating, to say the least.

Her walk slowed to allow the other girl to catch up, turning to give her a genuine smile before breaking out into a laugh. "Well, you can certainly use it to your advantage; there's no wonder why Chas---Laby found a gem like you. We've just got to get you feeling confident about yourself."

The compliment only proved to make her preen more, though her eyes never left the starry hair of the senshi next to her. While Ada's attire was far more simple than her own, it was striking nonetheless. Had she been on the Order side, Dia might have even done her best to snatch away the gleaming bauble that gently bounced along the corrupted's chest, for the sake of jealousy.

"The pearls don't tug, no. The weight of it all... it definitely took some getting used to, at least." Lashes fluttered as she focused on the piercing on her chin, an unusual marking but intriguing nonetheless. "Are you finding it difficult to walk with your hair - the length? It's like some cosmic joke, forcing it to drape out like it does."

"Only a couple? Well, I think we're going to have a lot to discuss with one another."

Her voice was almost a coo, the intrigue of this mysterious new senshi of Labyrinthite's growing stronger and stronger with each exchange of words. For someone so beautiful, she seemed terribly innocent about this brand new world she'd been introduced to...and far be it from Sailor Dia to not assist a new coworker - no - a new friend along the way.

Taking her arm gently, she coaxed them both off into the shadows, hardly able to contain the excitement in her voice as she began to babble on.