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Cameron had been out sitting with his feet in a fountain, enjoying the feeling of the cool water against his skin. He wished there were larger sources of water to be around in the city, ones that didn't have so much of that painful chlorine in them. Feeling his phone buzz, he saw the message and smiled. There was always something fun and interesting when they called upon him.

Shooting a message back, he pulled his feet from the fountain and powered up. On my way! I'll be there soon, send me a ping of your location. I'm still figuring things out on this planet so I might get a bit lost otherwise.

Wandering through the city, he would check both his GPS and the messaging app to try and get to the right area.

Using the location ping, Procyon found his way there and waved as he saw the brown-haired senshi up on the hill. It was a gorgeous view and he paused to look before running the last bit of the distance.

"Oh hello! I hope you weren't waiting too long. How are you feeling after everything got cleared up?" He'd been a bit worried after it all but it seemed that Selinur was alright at least.

Strength training was something he needed to look into, especially if he needed to help other senshi fight to fix their own worlds. But the idea of using his magic always made him nervous. That one human chaos person had reacted terribly to it and he felt horrible. Maybe he could try it out here, he would just have to make sure Urania was okay after.

Drawing nearer he looked at the little model of the planet they were standing on in awe for a bit. "Oh! Is that what this planet looks like? There's so much more water on it than I thought there was based on this city." Poking the blue sections of the model for a moment he then looked back over at Urania.

"I'm glad that your world is doing better, I'm... going to visit mine soon. I need to check some things but I have some worries about venturing back still." Most of it was because he was still getting used to a lot of things with his arm, it was better than before but not quite as good as his real one. He never expected it to be but there was a learning curve he was still working with.

But he knew it was an excuse too because as much as he helped everyone else he was still hesitant to dive into the problems on his world by himself. Shaking the thought away he continued looking over the other thing that was near her, he wasn't sure exactly what it was but he was sure it had something to do with looking at the sky.

"Does that mean your magic works better now? Mine still makes me very tired, if it even does work. That's why I brought Selinur with me to help you since I know I'm still a bit unsteady with things. My magic doesn't harm people though so if it would be okay maybe I can see if it works here too today?" It seemed to work more often than not now but still, it was always a risk he took when trying it. There was also that bit of curiosity about being able to ask what they experienced in his magic. It wasn't like he could really ask that chaos girl what she had seen and felt before they scurried off last winter.

Perking up at that he nodded. "Yes, my world is more water than Earth is. I don't know the numbers but everyone lived beneath the waves there we rarely went on land except to meet guests."

Thinking for a moment about all the guests he'd greeted and ceremonies he'd run on his world, he fiddled with the fluff on his uniform. Smiling at the tone she had, he was fine with that. It didn't feel as stressful since there wasn't that pressure of things having to work to keep himself or others safe in this setting.

"We could, since you said you wanted to see what happens. You first or me first?" Shaking out his arms a bit as he moved away from the model and device, he wanted to make sure he didn't bump into them or anything.

Moving closer he frowned a bit. "Ah, I need to be a bit closer to you just in case." Getting in to about 10 feet, he eyed the distance before nodding to himself.

"Just remember that you're okay and breathe?" It was the best advice he could give before he stepped forward again.

"Procyon's Path." He'd figure out what they saw later but for now, he watched to make sure they didn't fall or panic like that chaos agent had. Leaning down a bit, he definitely felt worn out again but that meant it must have worked this time because when it didn't work he felt less drained and more dizzy instead.

Stepping closer she didn't look to be thrashing but was instead calling out. So that bodes well, at least they seemed okay so far.

"Liminality." He wasn't sure if she could hear him though as he walked up and waved his hand near her face. He wasn't sure if touching her would startle her or break her form his magic so he didn't try that yet.

"You're fine, it's just a place of change one that you should move forward from?" Sounding a bit nervous since he was worried about the other, he readied himself to still try and catch them if they tripped on the grass.

It would be over soon he figured, it never seemed to last as long now as it used to anyway. Probably because things were still chaotic on his planet.

Oh, that was a relief, they could hear him. What they saw was interesting too, it wasn't something he expected but he didn't exactly know what to expect either since it always seemed to be so personal back then when he ran those ceremonies.

"Yes, an illusion. I'm right here it should be over soon though." Then he would get to find out what her magic was like and he was both very excited and very much not looking forward to how it might effect him.