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“If I’m being honest, I’m not really much of either. Though, if I had to pick, I suppose I’d be more of a space kind of Knight since I prefer my Wonder of here.” Less noise, no pollution, just a serenity that wasn’t really readily available here in Destiny City.

She laughed humorously to herself and raised her lantern up so it was level with her eyes. “I’ve been doing this for nearly eight years now but only earned my magic sometime last year and have only used it once.” Might have had more opportunities to practice with it if she’d answered the call to other senshi homeworlds or knight wonders.

She’d felt the calling to a few of them but turned a blind eye for reasons she didn’t feel inclined to explain.

“I’m sorry, where are my manners?” The Squire of Cosmos rose to her feet and extended a hand out to her companion for the evening. “My name is Einhornhöhle; and you are?”

“It’s nice to meet you Targovishte.” Einhornhöhle released her hand and took a step back to then look down at her weapon and how she was holding it. “I never really thought to use it like a whip.”

“Normally when I power up it is because I’m about to go to my Wonder for a day or two, I don’t usually make it a point to patrol Destiny City.” Today was no exception, she was no vigilante looking to fight off evil Captains or Generals.

Even in group fights like the battle with the Vanguard that corrupted a number of White Moon Senshi or Knights, Einhornhöhle had proven inept at the whole fighting thing. “If you want to practice maybe dodging or stopping it I could perhaps just swing it around for you to avoid or block.” She really didn’t want to run away from a sword right now but she could help the Jupiter Squire train if it would help her.

Still feeling a little uneasy, Einhornhöhle kind of turned her weapon around, if you could call it that. Her lantern was held in her non-dominant hand while the end with the purple gem-like flower was held in her dominant hand. She gave it about maybe a foot and a half of length and began spinning it in a clockwise circle.

“Please just don’t hit me too hard if you do swing at me.” Last thing Einhornhöhle wanted was to go home tonight with new bruises. No doubt Harvey would think that Cameron had done something to her at work in retaliation for what happened at the Star Festival.

No need to make him worry like that.

As the momentum increased with the spin, she loosened her grip and allowed the momentum to carry the weighted end toward Targovishte

Einhornhöhle grimaced when Targovishte struck her lantern. Although she knew she could simply dismiss it and make it reappear as good as new if it broke, she couldn’t help but worry. The chain, while not as fragile as a necklace, wasn’t strong enough to support the weight of a playground tire swing either.

“I honestly wouldn’t mind if it stayed like this. Maybe a stronger chain but definitely not something clunky or thicker.” The length of it suited her well enough.

Gathering the chain back up, this time Einhornhöhle swung the jeweled flowered end above her head almost like a lasoo but not because there was no loop. This time she swung at a downward angle for the Squire to try dodging or maybe parry.

“Yeah, that’s fine. My wonder’s actually quite nice.” Most of the time anyway. The darkness in the caves when she visited with Sava was unusual and as long as they stuck to the field or beach everything should remain relatively safe. “The temperature there is fairly mild, more like late spring or early fall.”

“I think you’d enjoy it,” The few people she had allowed to visit had returned a few times now.