Welcome to Gaia! ::

Sylvite was used to being busy, but right now she was really busy. She was pretty sure she'd gotten on the bad side of a senshi who was willing to literally murder people. She'd heard rumors of another really powerful senshi and a potential gathering that she was trying to figure out just how she wanted to act on. Classes were about to start at DCU.

On top of that, she still had to deal with her regular quota and her regular database mission.

That was what she was trying to work on tonight. There wasn't as much spring in her step as usual as she walked through the park, not with all the other stuff hanging over her head, but she tried to at least take a couple of breaths and appreciate the late summer weather as she looked for people.

It kinda worked.

An Order aura, and it was a senshi one, too, hit her radar. She perked up at that. Hopefully this one wasn't one of the murdery ones. She knew sometimes senshi could be okay, but she'd been having crap luck with that lately.

Either way, she hopped up onto a nearby tree branch so she could get a better look at her surroundings.

When she didn't see anyone right away, Sylvite squeezed her eyes shut and tried to really focus on the aura. Okay, it wasn't in the park. It was kinda to the left.

She wasn't usually the kind of person to go seek people out. She liked it better to have them come to her, if she could manage it, but she was curios and also given current situations, there were a couple people she probably shouldn't let just run around.

She jumped out of the tree and made her way towards the aura, and when she got to the next street over, that was when she saw them, perching on a rooftop.

It was someone she'd never seen before, and they didn't appear to be smashing any youma or anything right now. Okay. That was a good sign. Maybe they were nice?

She waved, big enough that she could be seen even from up there. "Hi," she called out.

Sylvite didn't make any move to get closer to the senshi, not yet, but she did look him up and down from where she was. His uniform was nice, but a little bit simple. There was nothing about it that screamed, like, animals, or fire, or whatever else his sphere could be. Maybe something icy? That was her best guess.

"I like your hair," she said with a big smile, because that was what stood out to her the most. She couldn't help but wonder what it would look like if he ended up on her side of things. She bet it would be beautiful.

She nodded at his question, taking just half a step closer to the base of the building. "Yeah, it's pretty nice. I think I'll be happier when it gets just a little bit cooler, though." There were parts of summer she really liked, like swimming and ice cream, but running around patrolling in her puffy black coat was not the best when it was this hot out.

"Anyway," she said quickly, because she was trying to do better at not getting distracted. "It's nice to meet you! I'm Sylvite," she said, still smiling.

The first thing she needed for the database was his name.

Miyamoto. Okay. She could remember that. Also, he still wasn't attacking her, or even giving her weird looks, which was usually a good sign.

Sylvite had been the type who had paid attention in English class. She liked stories way better than numbers and stuff, and at the reference, her smile shifted into a full grin, and then into something just a little bit more impish.

"I mean, I haven't fallen in love with you quite yet," she said, giggling softly as she looked up at him. "Not that you're not cute, but, y'know." He did have pretty hair and a nice face, but that kind of stuff took time. Even with time, Sylvite wasn't sure she could see herself doing all the sappy, lovey-dovey stuff like the people in romance stories did.

Friendship, on the other hand, was something she was always up for, and being close enough to someone that you didn't have to shout at them was probably a good start. She ran a couple steps and then leapt up onto the rooftop in one jump. She landed neatly on her feet before she sat down cross-legged next to him.

She glanced over to him, her forehead scrunched just a little now that she was this close. "You're not gonna blast me with any magic, are you?" she asked.

"Yeah, no heart breaking. That would be bad," she said, and she left it at that, since she wasn't really trying to flirt or anything.

Not when she could be finding stuff out about his magic, instead. It wasn't a blast. That was probably good, because at this point if he did blast her with something she might end up falling off the roof. Did that mean it was some kind of that emotion magic? She'd been seeing a lot of that, lately. The other possibility was that it was something new.

She didn't ask, though, not quite yet. It seemed like there would be time for that. Instead, she nodded. "Yeah. Fighting can be kinda," she trailed off and tilted her head, searching for the right word. "A lot. Just talking to people like this is way better."

When he pulled down his collar, she leaned forward to take a look, and her eyes went wide at what she saw. "Woah. What happened?" she asked, her nose crinkling a little. "Did you get chewed on by a youma? Sorry about that. I know they can get a little aggressive sometimes."

She still wasn't always sure if they really needed youma at all.

Sylvite blinked. "Wait. Really?" The last of her nerves went away as he explained things, and she smiled big, instead. "You want to join us? That's awesome." Her eyes practically sparkled.

It was her job to keep up with the databases, including the list of agents, so she'd heard of Wolframite. They'd even talked in passing, a while back, but she didn't know a ton about him. She definitely didn't know he'd been trying to recruit senshi, or that it had worked.

Maybe she should ask for some pointers. Members of Order never seemed to take her seriously when she tried to talk to them. She couldn't exactly bite them but maybe she could figure something out.

For the moment, though, she looked over at this senshi as she settled in and adjusted herself so that her legs were dangling over the edge of the building. "It's good you told me now. I was about to give you a whole spiel," she said, kicking her feet. "Now we can talk how to welcome you, instead." She sucked her cheeks in, considering. "Do you like snacks?"

Sylvite knew that her excitement could be too much sometimes. She did. The problem was figuring out when those times were before she ended up crossing some line. There was something about his tone right now that made her think she might be getting close, and so she took a quick breath and stilled.

"I mean, it doesn't have to be a party," she said, a little bit quieter. "Even the snacks are just a bonus, although yeah," the smile returned for a second, "Snacks are great."

While Sylvite would have been more than happy to plan parties for all the new recruits and shower them in candy and generally focus on the fun stuff, she knew that wasn't really the point. She shifted a little.

"But like, I know you have to leave a lot behind to come join us." It was his whole life, basically, Sylvite couldn't imagine. She looked over to him. "What are you hoping is waiting for you in the Negaverse?"

"No parties," agreed Sylvite, although she couldn't help the fact that she sounded just slightly disappointed. "Just snacks. Snacks and, like, protection."

One was probably a little easier to offer than the other, but Sylvite knew that the Negaverse would offer as much of both as it could. "I'd say we're more organized. We've got superior officers, who are basically mentors. We've got branches, so you can find what you're best at and team up with other people who have the same specialty." She began to kick her feet back and forth again, without really thinking about it. "It's easy to meet people who will have your back. It sounds like you've already got someone like that."

She glanced back over to him, her expression a little bit more serious. "And I'll do what I can, too."

That was when something caught her eye. She blinked. "Your ears," she said, leaning forwards just a little. "Is that from magic?"