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Things had gotten a bit better with his adventuring through the city. Procyon also felt a lot better about his position as a senshi even if his magic wasn’t behaving. He’d helped Urania twice now and it felt really good to see that he was able to do something against all this chaos. Moving forward one day at a time, one step at a time, towards the eventual visit to his planet. He’d been putting it off, making excuses by helping others.

Tonight he had gone out for more fabric as a civilian but after seeing a youma out of the corner of his eye, he decided to dip into an alley and power up. All his bags were tucked neatly away into subspace before he wandered after the thing he’d seen. It looked small enough and now he was sure he could at least kick and dust some of the smaller youma without too much trouble. Selinur had helped him figure out a better way to fight and Daedalus kept fixing his arm up when things happened. So each new fight or tussle with youma was turning out a little better.

Procyon stomped the small youma to dust it as he felt another order senshi approaching. Looking up and around, his squishy ears flopped as he tilted his head and looked at the senshi. “Oh, Hello!” Waving a bit excitedly he walked over to them and looked up with a smile. They were… quite a bit taller than he’d thought from father away but that was fine. They looked… like a human he thought so he was more than excited to get right to talking.

“Are you a human?” His eyes sparkled with curiosity as he looked the senshi over while standing on his toes. The small grey senshi already went about pulling out the phone that Miss Illyria had given him to add and contact senshi with. “I’m Procyon, who are you?” A million questions floated through his head as he considered the best way to talk to this new person.

Nodding as they repeated his question back, the small senshi bounced up and down on his toes as he looked over them more. “Yes Miss Illyria said humans were the dominant species here! Though I think I prefer what Miss Illyria is, she’s very kind and warm. Not that I don’t think humans are neat though!”

Tilting his head he thought about their comment. “As many options as there are stars in the sky? Well maybe not that many… but much more than just human or plant or animal.” Offering up his hand, his real one, he went to shake their hand. His other hand kept curled against his hip, metal and plastic fingers resting in the fluff at his hip on his uniform.

“Nice to meet you, Pleione.” There was a bit of eagerness in his introduction, an excitement over someone new and especially another human after meeting and living with Miss Ida. “I took care of that nasty, hope it’s alright. I didn’t want it to bother anymore or cause these people harm.” He didn’t like the things, not one bit. They felt wrong just as all the things chaos brought felt.

Frowning a bit as the other seemed confused, Procyon then nodded when they mentioned talking cats. “Yes, Miss Illyria is a guardian cat. She’s so very nice and helpful. Back home there weren’t any such things, nothing soft or warm in the same way so it was really nice to experience something new like that when I got here.”

A quick handshake to the other before he held out his senshi phone. “Well, maybe we can trade contact information? I can always help out and you can maybe tell me more about Earth and things. If you need to get home I understand but I would like to talk more.” His ears sagged a bit against his grey hair even if he still had a mostly cheerful look on his face.

“No, but there are some here and I quite like them.” Watching the taller male, he poked the screen on his phone and pulled up the camera. It was something he’d been shown before and made use of time and time again.

“We take a photo of each other and it will add us as contacts on each other's phones…” Trailing off for a moment he blinked and pulled his phone back. “But chaos is still out and about why not do something about it if you can?” It was purely curiosity and confusion in his voice, nothing judgmental as he pulled his prosthetic up and rested his palm on his chin. “There are so many youma around I could use the help, I’m not really good at this whole fighting thing but I want to help out anyway so I can get stronger and fix my home.”

Following along and taking a picture of them with his phone he nodded as the information was set up so he could contact them. A bit of a frown came over the small grey senshi’s face as they spoke and he could understand their point of view but he did really want to see more people standing against all the chaos.

“I’m not a fighter really either, maybe we can practice together? Just here and there no like big fighting things? I know the things on my planet can’t be solved by fighting… but I’m not really sure how to go about things since I can’t do it alone.” Shuffling between his feet, that excited energy around him dulled just a bit as he spoke. “Nothing extreme but maybe you could see it and help me figure it out sometime? I think it’s sort of like what Earth calls pollution but I’m not quite sure.”

It meant he couldn’t even get to most of his planet to see what remained beneath the waves. He couldn’t even start anything without someone taking a look at it all.

Nodding he smiled again. “That would be good, I know I can’t really do much but the practice will help.” He’d gone and helped with clearing chaos from Urania but it had all been with riddles and puzzles. When it had come down to the fight he hadn’t been able to do anything. Everyone had their own strengths but he knew that it would be better if he got their help.

A bigger smile came over his face as he bounced a bit on his heels. “Yes I would love to once I can do that. I need to get a bit strong I think to bring someone along. I’ve been nervous to go back alone… the water is poison to me. It makes me sick when I try to swim through it to get to where all the buildings are. It started out as these… odd plant like things in the water and they choked the air from it. Normally I could swim below without any trouble but I feel like I’m choking when I tried before coming here. Now I think it’s more of everything else that died in the water and it’s an odd color now.” He had read into things a bit at the library but he really didn’t know what he was trying to search for so it always took a lot of time to get any progress figured out.

He wouldn’t bring up the rest, how he lost his arm and how a divide had come up. It was a lot and so far in the past now that it didn’t seem like it would be good to dredge up and talk about. “I know it can be fixed, I just don’t know how. Once that’s fixed I can try and find out what happened below…” He’d been caught between but ended up on land with the others who wanted to escape the toxic water. Even after all that time there were no signs of what may have happened to the people who stayed below in the vaults and buildings beneath the sea.

Tilting his head as they spoke, he focused on the words he didn’t recognize and tried to commit them to memory. “Everything that passed on has wasted away, I think the remains are gone but the problem is still there. It sounds like you have an idea though, more than I could figure out.” Brightening at the small bit of hope he had at the mention that there might be something to help, Procyon bounced a bit more on his heels.

“I can’t bring you there yet, I’m still really too weak but once I get stronger I can bring you to have a look? Maybe you can help me spar here soon? Nothing dangerous I just really haven’t gotten used to this arm yet. I can manage most things but I need to get better at defending myself. So many of you humans are so much taller than my people were…” Waving with inorganic fingers, the motions weren’t as fluid as all his other hand could be.