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This wasn't the first time the snow had behaved strangely- or rather, everything was already strange, so he did not consider the reappearance of snow-lights to be more strange. Lovas thought of them as little more than an interesting backdrop to an already-interesting city.

Other things held his attention a bit better.

When he felt an aura, he always found himself pulled to it. Curiosity, mostly. He'd been the only one with any such signature on his world, so it was just... bizarre to go out nearly every night and find someone new. Someone who could power up and protect the planet- or condemn it, in some special cases... But this one- tonight's aura- it was the friendly sort. Kind of reminiscent of Regal and Sawtooth's, but... perhaps not quite as strong. Another Knight.

Lovas barely even had to catch sight of them to realize that they didn't represent a familiar planet. Not Saturn or Chronos. He didn't recognize their symbols at all. And they certainly stared. Perhaps they were not very acquainted with many aliens, yet.

Lovas' fanged smile quirked his lips. "Ripped?" He asked, peering down at his shirt. A finger came up to trace the split in his top, just beneath his pecs. "No, it is not a tear. It is always like this." And he did not find it weird or shameful to be showing off a bit of very.. shapely... underboob.

Though it did seem like an uncommon thing to do here.

He understood 'hot' a bit more. "Ah ha! Yes. This is a relatively common appearance among my people!" Being tall and more built more for physical altercation- as there often was. "It seems less so on this world. I have found almost everyone to be on the smaller, skinnier side." A tip of his head, a finger at his lip in thought. "Though I've not found it to be unsatisfactory," Lovas admitted, letting his gaze wander down to a thin waist cinched with a sash, form getting trousers clinging to slender legs.

"I am Lovas."

"Hm?" He smiled as he tipped his head, brows pursed in a very slight confusion. He'd said... his name was Lovas. And he was a Senshi. And so obviously he would be from Lovas- But perhaps it was not obvious. All of the human Knights and Senshi were from Earth and only knew... 'Earth things(?)' until they came into their power. Which as far as Lovas understood could be literally whenever. "Yes, my people. Lovasii. They all looked strikingly similar to me: skin, hair, physique- there was not so much variety on my world as there is on yours. Oh. Besides the eyes. No one had eyes like mine."

"But I thank you for the compliment! I am still in the process of learning your social arrangement. There are many humans who seem to live very close together, and I have seen no large predators... Perhaps smaller is better for this setting? I have noticed that it is a bit of a detriment to stand out. Many... eyes on you."

Lovas stepped nearer, to the point most would consider it crowding. But this little Knight reached for him, and it would be terribly rude to ignore such entreaty.

...Except he did not know specifically what this entreaty was for. "May you..?" Lovas echoed, eyeing the offered hand and the Knight's little nod toward his own, where it was still at his lip, thoughtful. "Touch?" He guessed, taking the other's hand and lifting it toward Lovas' face.

"My! Only two days!" Lovas' suspicions confirmed. "There must be some wisdom I can offer you, as someone who has been a Senshi for centuries. Alas, it escapes me. The circumstances are different on this planet than what I am accustomed to, and the Knights I stay with have told me that my way of things is not always appropriate for this planet. I fear I would steer you wrong." But he did know more experienced Knights who might be a valuable resource for someone newly awakened...

But Windsor did not seem so daunted as many others were.

He was out, alone, exploring. Grabbing his newfound powers and running with them. What better resource was there than experiencing what you could do for yourself?

"What 'did' they look like," Lovas corrected. "I am the last. But my people had dark eyes. Dark eyes, dark skin, dark hair. My world has no sun, and this is helpful to blend into the night. Less likely to be seen by something that wanted to eat you. There were great and powerful beasts on my world. Any creature that could consume would fight and kill anything it could find. Everything was prey. And everything was a predator too."

His head canted, curious at the unfamiliar gesture, a little pass of lips against his hand. Almost tasting. What else would it be for. Despite the smile still on his face, a soft rumbling sound slipped out of him. A little growl. A little promise.

He would bite much harder than anyone could bite him.

"I have not yet found a human I am intimidated by." Though it had been many years since Lovas had found anything he was intimidated by... And that was perhaps a mental failing on his part. His ultimately goal should still be his survival. His world's survival. No one could bring it about except for him. He needed to live for that... And fear was healthy for survival. ...But it was also such a distant emotion that he barely understood what it felt like anymore. "I have found the individual harborers of this world's Chaos to be-" A soft, dismissive cluck of his tongue. "Manageable."

Disregarding the impulse to say that there hadn't been kisses on Lovas for centuries, he met Windsor's chuckle with a vibrant little laugh and shrug of his shoulders. "Hm. They are not such... chaste things," he replied. ...Not that he was exactly an expert on Lovasii courting or intimacy, himself... A lot of things had fallen out of importance during the last years of his peoples' existence. And what had still been important? Well, it had happened over a thousand years ago. How was he expected to remember such things?

He was adept at prioritizing his own needs and desires. And less so those of others.

"I do not like your Sun," Lovas continued with a dismissive wave of his hand. "It is sadder to have one, I think. It is oppressively bright." Bright enough to makes his eyes burn and keep him indoors during the day, bright enough to keep him from resting peacefully while he was trapped indoors, bright enough to make people bold- He truly couldn't believe how many people wandered, how crowded certain areas could be while the Sun was out. There were surely more people in one, single shopping center than there had ever been alive on Lovas at any one time.

But although he preferred to avoid it, it did not cause him any immediate physical harm- that he was aware of. The Knights who'd taken him in seemed to do all of their Important Tasks while the Sun hung high. Just the human way, Lovas supposed. He would have to adapt.

He quirked a brow, amusement warming his eyes. "Oh? And what lessons could a fresh Knightling, with barely even a few decades of life under his belt, teach me?"

While he didn't know a ton about Knights and their stellar history, nor did he have a complete grasp on their role in the universe and to their planet, what Lovas did know: "Ah, yes! I have heard a Knight should be gallant. And romantic?" Another inquisitive brow quirk, an uncertain little smile, as he was not so sure about that part. "To... everyone?" The two he was familiar with were certainly romantic to each other (and had not been excited at the thought of any inclusion from Lovas), but they were bonded in the way humans did to signify loyalty and passion and love. Perhaps Knight were supposed to 'be romantic.'

"I could be free tomorrow." Realistically, Lovas did not have any obligations to absorb his time. He didn't have that 'job' thing that everyone else had. "As you wish, yes, I will heed your expertise and learn of acceptable ways to enjoy the sun. Tomorrow."

"I do!" Lovas said eagerly. "A Mauvian gave me this device." He took out his Senshi phone, which would have never been necessary on his world, but... he supposed it was fine to have an additional resource for this strange planet. "It can... project? A human appearance onto me so that I can 'blend in.' It is disappointing that such a thing is necessary... I didn't have to blend in on other worlds I've visited... But no matter. If it helps to make things more convenient for you, I will wear my glamour."

Lovas was still smiling. He did his best to hold that expression when dealing with Outsiders- when dealing with everyone, really. It had served him well in his youth from what he could recall, and though he'd only been on Earth a handful of weeks, he thought it made things easier here, as well. But there was a pinch in his brow and a quirk in his lips as he said, "I... do not completely understand," Lovas admitted. The 'Earth Lesson' just seemed to be that there were a lot of caveats to every choice- and Lovas didn't like to make things so complicated.

"Ah, you humans. You enjoy complexity, I think." He hummed softly, lifting a hand to tuck a strand of dark hair behind Windsor's ear, tracing a fingertip along the shell of his ear, down to his jaw, his chin, lifting it so Lovas could study vibrant green eyes. "If I like something, I have it. If I like two somethings, I have both. Maybe the somethings appreciate each other. Maybe they don't. Shouldn't that be for them to work out?"

He notched his finger up, flicking away from Windsor as Lovas leaned back. "I'm partial to my natural appearance, so not as 'hot,' I'm afraid. But the alterations are acceptable."

No pressure vents beneath his eyes. Humans didn't have those. No long ears. No fangs. And less... gray. Which Lovas didn't think was necessary, but Miros had said a livelier color would make him stand out less. He wanted to stand out less, apparently (he did not care if he stood out less). "I think I am notable enough. I have started calling myself 'Iriel' when I use my human guise." And then he was looking at his Senshi phone again, which was supposed to be useful for communication.

...And it probably would be for most, but... Earth script still eluded him. "Can you-" He waved the device vaguely in Windsor's direction. "Make this do something? To help us meet tomorrow?"

Mysterious.

Lovas supposed that was an acceptable compliment for the throwaway name he'd selected. He hadn't gone by anything besides his Senshi name in so long that any other barely fit. Almost insulted him to even be called by another title when he knew who- what he was. But... Thad and Eli seemed to be right in this case... Another name helped him more on this planet. Windsor- Alexi liked it. That wasn't worth nothing.

"Then, I'll meet you here tomorrow."

That was easier than any alternative, surely. He'd hoped to make use of his Senshi phone, but- It wasn't like he knew how with perfect clarity. He couldn't read Earth text and couldn't write it out to send messages, either. Well, he would get a refresher from Mirosnjha about how to record names on this device with his voice, since the memorizing letters portion was still a little beyond him. It was surely possible, since most other human things seemed to respond to voice command.

Lovas would have an excuse to leave the house during the day, which he usually avoided. So that was... interesting. It would be worthwhile, probably, to do those sort of 'learning Earth' things Thad and Eli encouraged him to do. They helped him in every way they could, of course, but...

More was better, and now he had Windsor in the mix.

Should be interesting.