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It had been around midnight as the full moon rose high. Mitako had been taking a quiet stroll through the woods wearing a rather old, faded long sleeved, light blue dress, patched up here and there on the skirt with white socks and matching flats. Around her neck she kept her silver star locket, the only thing she kept with her wherever she went. She had only been on earth for a short time, not very familiar with the place in which she lived currently. Mitako looked around, hugging her arms and shivering as the snow fell a bit heavily upon the ground. "Brr, why couldn't it be summer already?" Mitako spoke in a tired voice. She noticed the sky had been rather clear, though she hadn't been heading in any specific direction. As she walked, she softly hummed a song she had heard bits and pieces of a while back when she last went shopping with her best friend Hotaru Tomoe.

Mitako nearly jumped in surprise, hearing someone yell. The sudden sound was enough to distract her, causing her to trip on a large tree root and land on the ground. Cautiously, Mitako got up, brushing the snow off of her despite it being cold. She shivered still, hugging her shoulders while shaking nervously. Not once did she ever remember being yelled at before. Glancing around, she could see the figure of a woman standing on an icy pond, though Mitako didn't recognize her. 'Who i-in the w-world?' she thought, sensing something was different about the lady, though she couldn't pinpoint it. Mitako truly couldn't think of what to say, meeting this stranger face to face. Her expression was one of nervousness and uncertainty.

"I-I'm fine." Mitako replied timidly as the woman came walking up to her. She watched as the woman used her powers to make her ice skates vanish. Though in truth, she had never seen this stranger, to her, the woman didn't seem the least bit intimidating. Mitako did her best to compose herself despite her nervousness. Though the woman's last question seemed to catch her off guard. Mitako managed to give a slight nod in response to her last question.

Mitako smiled shyly, giving a slight bow in respect, brushing aside a few stray locks of her short, chin length wavy starry blue hair. She could sense no sign of hostility from the woman, for her aura was very calm and relaxed. "Pleased to m-meet you. I'm Mitako Fujima." Mitako replied timidly, managing to regain her composure a little as she absentmindedly traced the outline of her four pointed silver star locket. "Um, how did y-you know... I was a S-Sailor Senshi?" she asked Grace curiously in a soft voice. It wasn't very often that Mitako came across other Sailor Senshi, except for the few she was close to. She waited patiently, looking into the woman's eyes. Mitako was almost as tall as Grace's shoulders as she stood before her.

"Oh, I think I get what you mean." Mitako spoke softly. She turned her gaze towards the sky as the snow kept on falling. The wind itself was a bit cold, blowing the flakes lightly through the area. Sure enough, Mitako spotted a shooting star flying across the blackened sky, watching as it disappeared. "So pretty." she spoke softly, admiring the sky as the light from the shooting star had faded within a few moments. There were quite a few questions going through her mind, though Mitako decided to wait for another time.

Turning her gaze back towards Tsume, the woman's words were enough to snap her out of her thoughts for the moment. "Um, s-sure." Mitako replied to the question timidly, giving a slight nod. In truth, she had been rather curious as to what Tsume was about to do. 'Does she... know how to use magic?' Mitako thought curiously as she waited patiently. It was very unusual to see someone else use their abilities around her, in this case the senshi who stood before her. The woman was rather kind and pleasant, despite what Mitako had assumed at first. The area became rather silent as she mentally made a wish on the falling star as it passed overhead.

As the soft blue aura swirled around Tsume's hands, the snowballs formed within her hands. They then twisted and morphed, forming into a specific shape, a small ice statue of Mitako herself. In Tsume's other hand, she used her powers to summon an ice axe. Mitako was amazed at how Tsume could do such things. When the woman had spoke asking a question, Mitako thought for a moment. "Um... I... don't know. I'm j-just... starting to get used to it all." she admitted timidly, shrugging her shoulders. Mitako's expression was one of slight uncertainty as she glanced down at the snow covered ground. 'What good am I in a battle? I'm only a servant.' she thought wearily.