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In all her time spent as a senshi, Lepus had yet to really run into too much trouble, a surprise considering her penchant for seeking it out. Perhaps in being the senshi of rabbits, she was her own lucky rabbits' foot, in a manner of speaking, though Lepus was never sure how exactly feet were supposed to bring luck.

The weather was a little warmer tonight than it had been recently, allowing Lepus to spend a little more time outside than on previous nights. which she enjoyed- Lepus wasn't too fond of the freezing weather that had otherwise dominated as of late.

As she made her rounds around the park, a new energy signature caught her attention, one that was decidedly... Chaos? Lepus had never run into anything stronger than a youma, so she wasn't entirely certain. While common sense dictated that maybe she shouldn't check it out on her own, being a chibi, Lepus was never one for caution, and well, if it was a bad guy, it fell onto her to bring justice, right?

She crept closer to the source of the power signature, hoping to catch sight of who (or what) it belonged to.

"Um."

Lepus blinked, not sure what to make of this. Sitting on the edge of the fountain was... another senshi? But the aura was certainly Chaos and- were those holes? He didn't seem hostile, though, and as long as he wasn't going to attack, the small senshi felt no need to maintain her distance. "I guess we do?" she finally said, unsure of how to answer, until suddenly, a thought came to her.

"Wait, have you never, like... met a chibi senshi before?"

"Nope," Lepus responded, quirking an eyebrow, "Why would I? I'm pretty good at handling stuff, and you don't seem like you want to fight me."

Unless he did.

"I'm Lepus, chibi senshi of rabbits. Nice to, um, meet you? I think."

(Was she weirded out or fascinated? Lepus wasn't entirely sure, but if she had to hazard a guess, it was probably leaning more to the latter than the former.)

Lepus declined to comment on the subject of there being bigger threats than Victoria and the small fry youma she'd regularly come across; she would see when the time came as to if her luck would continue to hold out. Instead, she focused on the other subject, about playing in the park.

"Oh, sometimes, when it's not too cold," she said, thinking, "But what I really like to do is check out all the spooky places in town, like haunted houses and all? At least, I like to try, anyway- most places that you find on the internet aren't legit or you need, like, probably a letter from the President to get into."

"Otherwise... if Etoi's with me, sometimes we'll go get ice cream or other treats, if it's warm enough!"

"Not much, just the usual graveyards and abandoned houses," Lepus admitted, seeming disappointed at the recollection, "One of these days, I want to explore further out of town, though."

And see a ghost, hopefully. She had yet to meet any, and it was one thing she really wanted to do. Rather than dwell on it, though, she perked up when Victoria mentioned hot chocolate.

"Hot chocolate and marshmallows sound like a great idea!"

Lepus wanted to tell Victoria that the possibility of getting to go to a spooky summer camp was as likely as the possibility of her winning the lottery; her mother was more likely to send her off to some super girly summer camp than anything, seeing as she discouraged her daughter's interests in the occult. However, when the corrupt teleported away, Lepus was both startled as well as starstruck- that was so cool.

"Whoahhhh, how did you do that?" she said, once he had returned.

"That'd be pretty cool if you did," Lepus said, quickly agreeing. as she took the offered drink, "And no, I'm not allergic to anything."

She wondered if 'the other side' Victoria talked about also came with those holes the corrupt was sporting, but declined to ask about it for now.

"A few," Lepus confirmed, thinking, "I've helped awaken a few friends from school, anyway?"

She wasn't certain if it was alright to be talking about things like this to Victoria, but Lepus figured as long as she didn't mention anyone's real names, it was okay enough.

"I've met older senshi, too, but they're not as cool."