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What was that? It was driving her crazy! It felt kind of like Hestia, but different? It was definitely not someone she wanted to encounter, but she had a feeling she had no choice. Andromeda could either seek them out or they would inevitably find her, and she had a feeling if she could sense them, they could also sense her. She had checked alleys, she had checked rooftops, she'd even peeked in windows of shops and restaurants to see if someone was causing problems.

Nothing.

"Where the hell..." This park was her last hope. It felt a little stronger here, like she was closer. And suddenly it felt like they were closer.. and closer... and closer?! Ohhh no. Oh no oh no. She was not as ready for this as she thought she was. With the energy signature getting closer by the second she moved quickly, darting out of the way to duck behind some hedges. Gloved hands reached through to attempt to push open just enough space for her to peek through and see who would come running up.

Yeah, no, she had a point. What was Andromeda thinking? Her brow furrowed and her lips pressed in a tight line as she took in the sight of her, looking her up and down. Not a lot of bare skin, just her face and her hands. More important, what the hell was up with that furby? She didn't like the way it looked at her. What the ******** breath, Andromeda. You've got this.

She stood up straight and came out from behind the bush, her hands on her hips and her chin raised slightly as she pretended to just be looking at this woman for the first time. "And who are you, exactly? Other than a horse jockey that wanted to cosplay as Henry the eight?" Yeah, that's right. Though she was somewhat genuine at least in the 'who are you' department. She didn't resemble Hestia at all. No wings, no fluffy skirt, no hole into the void in her forehead.

She really needed to sit down with someone and get a more comprehensive crash course on their enemies.