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"Shawl..." Caledonite muttered. "I always referred to it as a shawl, as its around my shoulders, versus my neck. Orr at least that's what I was told it was called." It wasn't as if Caledonite remembered when he got it in the first place. It wasn't as if it kept him warm. All it was serve as a constant reminder of where he came from and what he had been.

"Caledonite." He sighed out in way of greeting. He gestured for her to continue. It didn't seem like shed take no for an answer anyway, politeness aside. " A general might be ore suited then I." Cale sighed again. Retz was already here, and maybe doimg this would be enough for Dana to shut up with those dumb insult names... Hough there were always other ways to deal with her. "What is it you need help with?"

"There are other Generals outside of the one you're employed under. What about one of the Sovereigns?" Caledonite paused, regarding Retzian coolly as he crossed his arms. "I suppose you lucked out then, as I do know a thing or two about that."

"First of all, Senshi aren't worth the time and effort we give them. They're nothing but back stabbing liars who will sell you out just to save their own skin. And when that doesn't work, they simply run away with their tail tucked between their legs like the dogs they are." Caledonite huffed. "As far as convincing, you only really have two options and it depends on if you're willing to get your hands dirty for it." He raised a brow curiously as she suddenly cut herself off, but didn't comment on it further. "In the three I've been involved with, I ended up crossing paths with them multiple times, though they all had different out comes. One I drained just enough that he didn't realize what was happening till it happened. Another sought me out when she was ready, and then the third did her own thing and now has a superiority complex." Gee, wonder who she'd gotten that from.

Not that he could blame her.

"Your other option is to just force it. Get a Sovereign to shove the chaos into them as their kicking and screaming. Then you deal with the fallout bullshit after it." The Captain shrugged a shoulder. "There is no best way." He said flatly. "Man the ******** up and do what you need to do. They either become your ally or they become your enemy."

"He's either at home sleeping, or grading test papers." Caledonite shrugged again. Given the end of the school term was approaching, he was willing to bet it was in fact the test papers.

Caledonite still didn't understand why Caer wanted to do that, but at least it was their school.

"All three knew the risks. As I said, I had talked with all of them multiple times. Two are Generals and one, a Captain. We are a team. I gave them far better then what I was given." Caledonite muttered. "And for your records. I know four who have done it, I'm only responsible for three. "

"What do you think I mean? You think I would choose to look like this? If I had started out in the Negaverse? I told you. Senshi aren't worth a damn. They lie and take what they want. They will run and leave you with nothing." Caledonite snorted. "I'm simply showing Cosmos the same kindness and compassion she showed me. None."

Caledonite laughed bitterly. "What story? I've already told you. Were you not listening? Did you expect there to be more? That I would remember the events that lead up to it?" The Captain scoffed. "What do you think happens when someone is forcibly corrupted?" Had she done any research into this, outside of asking a simple question or two? And why not start by asking those who had already been corrupted?

"Whatever your plans for this senshi are, I suggest you drop them. You'll be better off in the end."