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A Chaos AND a White Moon aura in the same area concluded very specific things, and Cassian had made very simple assumptions: One of his own was chasing one of his-not-own and he needed to follow up to make sure everything was alright. The young man had followed somewhat casually, hands tucked into his pocket as he didn't quite run, but traced along pathways and kept his mind honed in on that aura.

As the Chaos signature trailed off in one direction and the White Moon in the other, Cassian took a moment to consider his options before nodding and trailing off after the one. Was someone injured? Had something else happened?

The park wasn't one he was familiar with, but he didn't look out of place as he casually strolled along. It wasn't a specific feeling, but it was easy to tell where it wasn't. Some vague, aimless walking, it took a bit longer than he would have liked to find where the uniformed body had posted himself. Did he approach as a civilian? Perhaps checking in would be more preferred by one of his own.

It was the longest-short instance of his life, transforming over into his fuku and generally still wondering where the rest of his stuff went - things he'd wondered for a long time, but usually hadn't had the time to think about because usually something was trying to eat your throat out.

"Everything okay?" he called out, taking a few steps forward towards Caliban.

Was it a hot day? Briefly, Minchir wondered if the sun bothered him at all. Between his naturally dark skin, already unbothered by the heat of the sun, and his sphere, maybe he was just immune to such problems. Not that he didn't suddenly wish he had a water bottle or something to offer up his fellow warrior.

"Should probably find a drinking fountain and make sure you drink some water if you've been running too long. Don't want to collapse from heat exhaustion." Taking the initiative on it, he took a few steps pass the bench to peer out into the more populated parts of the park with his hands on his hips. "Looks like there's a few of them out there so once you've caught your breath you won't have to go far for that."

He turned to face Caliban as he introduced himself, grinning broadly and pointing to himself with his thumb. "Nice to meetcha. I'm Minchir."

"At least take care of yourself if you're patrolling alone. Drink a lot before you go, make sure you know where there is more water to be found..." Minchir crossed his arms thoughtfully and 'Hmmmed'. "Wonder if it would be worth finding like..universal places for supply drops for everybody." It hadn't been a problem before, but now there were so many senshi and knights he had to consider it. "Maybe that's a job for a cat...."

He perhaps pursued the thought with a little too much fervor, 'hmmm'ing to himself for perhaps longer than he should have before snapping out of it. "Sorry! This is just bringing up some good ideas so we don't have senshi drinking from fountains in parks full of kids." He laughed as he spoke before rolling his shoulders.

"But I understand what you mean. Sometimes the need to make sure nobody is in danger can't be planned out so well."

"Guess we'll have to find a cat and see what happens. I'll keep that idea in mind," because if at least one other person thought it was a good one, it was a good one to have. Still, it seemed like after some rest their fellow senshi was ready to resume their rounds and well..since he was here now - "I wouldn't mind some mid-day patrolling. I think I will join you." Minchir nodded. He'd confirmed that the aura he'd trailed after was alright - he'd like to keep it that way.


Even if Caliban's aura seemed to imply he was a bit more capable than Minchir himself was.

"I can treat you to a drink afterwards - out of uniform." he offered, before waiting for the other to lead the way. It was somewhat nice to make new friends, at least, and now they'd at least have something to talk about while they finished the rounds.

And he'd take it as a good excuse to not go out later that night. Win-win.