The Senshi Begin to Gather [Completed]

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Character(s): Sailor Pluto (Setsuna) and Sailor Jupiter (Makoto)
Content: Pluto and Jupiter meet up at the center of Paixao.
Setting: Central Station
Time: Late Afternoon / Evening
Warnings: None



After arriving at the Vanaheim train station, Pluto had discovered she had a small issue of needing money. Looking around the journals a bit she'd managed to find an answer to the problem at hand, and had found something acceptably shiney to get a ticket for the train.

The ride was a long one to the center of the city, but she had arrived far faster than she ever could have walked there. She grew worried as the weather started to turn foul looking. They were inside a domed city... How was there weather here?

As they neared the central area of Paixao, hail started to rain down, loudly banging on the roof of the train car, as the train pulled into the station.

Pluto exited the train car quickly, stepping under the overhang of the station for safety from the pelting hail. How strange. Moving into the station, she started to look around for Makoto.

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"Sounds like a great idea to me." Makoto said, also noticing that the weather was calm, for the moment. She walked alongside of the older senshi, hoping that the calm weather wouldn't change for the worse once they stepped outside of the building.

"How long have you been here? Do things seem calm, or have there been problems at all?"

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Pluto moved along at a steady pace. It would take a bit of walking to arrive at the hotel, the did not want to arrive tired, yet there was still a bit of urgency as it was uncertain whether the good weather would hold or not.

"I arrived only earlier today," she replied, taking her eyes off the road for a moment to glance to Makoto, "Until the change of weather, things seems alright, although I had a rather... interesting discussion with some interesting people."

People was a term she used lightly. She didn't try to explain it had been a chat with a weasel-like creature, a wolf and a boy. That was an unnecessary detail.

"Apparently there had been a rather large-scale attack by some white-grey creatures, from what I was able to glean," she said, grimly. "And that there are also some other white-glowing creatures here too. I have, as of yet, seen neither."