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To say Acubens was ashamed of her behavior since she had become a senshi was... an understatment. More than that, it was almost an insult to the sentiment she was feeling. How could she have been so childish? It made her heart and stomach twist in regret at the things she's said and done. But still, could someone really hold that against her? It seemed like, at that point in her left, everything was crashing downa round Acubens. Suddenly thrust into a war she knew nothing about, reeling with the realization she she was not of this earth, at least not totally, and without a single friend to bear it with.

Still, none of those were real excuses. Acubens should have been enough of an adult to handle the situation in a mature fashion. She knew that now, and while it was too late to do anything that had been done, she could at least try and fix what had been broken.

And that was the reason she'd spent the better part of the evening hunting down the tattered senshi she'd so wronged in her first nights. To try and reestablish a bridge. If not for herself, then for her team. A time may come when they will need the help of someone older, and Acubens would need all the ties she could get.

Acubens followed the strong signal of enternal senshi for a while. Where was she? She'd already followed a few false leads. Most of them, Acubens knew felt her, but simply let her find out what she needed and leave without saying a word. One or two, however, more irritable senshi, surprised Acubens by demanding an explaination from her for her tailing them. After a few moments of Acubens trying desparately trying to smooth over frayed nerves, Acubens escaped with her tail firmly between her legs, grumbling about being them being way too testy.

Like she had room to talk.

It was like a constant reminder to find Kallichore and apologize. To make up for her sins. By no means was she an adult. Not even close. But she had at least found the path to become one. And that was a step in the right direction.

Speaking of, Acubens was locked on another eternal signal. It took her the the brick facade of a strange building. It was still strange to her that she could scale buildings with one leap, really. And doing so often make her whimper in the act. Still, things needed to be done and said. So with a leap and a bound Acubens landed on the roof of the building, peeping softly with her landing. Well, terrifying as always, she mused inwardly.

But out would be the only building she would have to scale, it would seem, as the red senshi stood, gazing at the stars. If she did not already sense her, Acubens made herself known with a small cough.