[h2]Konpaku Youmu[/h2]

For a moment, Youmu was on guard again, hand instantly on the hilt of Roukanken, when the boy suddenly transformed into some pitch black nightmare being for a brief second. But then, the shroud of darkness was gone as quickly as it had arrived. That didn't make Youmu immediately drop her guard after seeing something like that, but it seemed as if nothing was really coming of it. How... completely bizarre. Oh, it wasn't as if she hadn't seen strange things back home, but usually when someone cloaked themselves in darkness they were preparing some kind of attack of some sort. Ryu went on to talk about these dragon shrines, which again where simply something the white-haired girl had never seen before. Not that she hadn't seen statues of dragons, but they weren't shrines, were they?

He then pointed out the distant form of a temple, or at least something he had assumed was one. Youmu supposed she had no reason to suspect it wasn't a temple, but once again it didn't resemble any of the shrines she knew of whatsoever. Was this even Gensokyo? It didn't feel like it was Gensokyo. It didn't look like it was Gensokyo, either. Her phantom half drifted this way and that behind her as Youmu fretted about that possibility. But at the same time, this didn't look like the outside world at all, either.

"I... guess I don't exactly know what else to do..." Youmu said, finally, before making to follow him. She was still kind of wary of that weird black aura that had come out of him, though.

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[h2]Nishimura Yuki[/h2]

He didn't know what Negari were? Didn't everyone? It wasn't like they weren't a problem wherever humans were... then again, Ruru had mentioned they'd traveled extremely far. But how far would you have to travel in order to find a place where Negari weren't a problem? This didn't look like Antartica, there had to be at least enough negative emotion to spawn one or two every once in a while. Which also meant there had to one or two magical girls hanging around to beat the Negari back into nothingness and uphold justice and protect the innocent and be shining beacons of hope and goodness!

... Ah, Yuki was getting a little distracted there, though. Now wasn't the time to go thinking about how great being a magical girl who could fight for others was. But before she could open her mouth to attempt to explain what Negari were, Ruru beat her to it.

The little fairy happily fluttered in front of the magician boy, raising a hand to the level of her head and pointing skyward.

"Since you already saw me it's okay if I explain!" Ruru declared cheerfully, "Negari are the manifestations of human emotion. Specifically this means negative human emotions. Sadness, hate, these kinds of emotions in large quantities cause the Negari to manifest! They're very dangerous, since usually they mindlessly go after humans with no hesitation, and there's no weaponry humans can create that can harm them without some kind of magical backing up if you get what I mean!"

Suddenly, with the fluttering of her wings, the tiny girl was beside Yuki's head. The pink-haired girl stepped to the side, bewildered even now at how quickly her partner could do that. Sometimes she forgot how fast something that small could be. Also she preferred not to get a literal earful of fairy and Ruru was awfully close. The fairy raised her hands, as if presenting Yuki.

"That's why fairies like me go around to try and find people with the potential to be magical girls, like Yuki-chan here!" the tiny girl continued brightly, "Yuki-chan is an awesome magical girl!"

Yuki felt something small landing on the top of her head. Reaching up, she realized that somehow, Ruru had produced confetti and tossed it up to emphasize her point.

"Well... Ruru is right," Yuki said, with a shrug, and then a proud smile, "Negari are monsters, and as a magical girl it's my duty to protect innocent people from monsters like that!"

"Oh, I didn't introduce myself properly!" Ruru interjected, quickly fluttering forward, "My name Lulilulilulululilalalulali Lalulolelalilililululalilolilolela, my friends call me Ruru!"

After a moment's pause, Yuki gave a glance towards Vivi again.

"Can you see [i]why[/i] they call her Ruru?" she asked. Though... she couldn't get over how familiar this little magician guy looked, especially with that name...

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[h2]D.Va[/h2]

With the whirring of the machinery inside her MEKA, D.Va turned in a bid to regard the crowd that had now formed around her. Normally she was eager to have a crowd gather around her and acknowledge how awesome she was, but in this case it was more worrying then anything else. They were all dressed up in various medieval-looking clothing, which was even more confusing. None of them looked Korean, either. Had she dropped into some sort of enormous western cosplay event? How did she even get that far? How did that make any sense at all? The omnic had been rendered totally inert, and it hadn't exactly displayed any abilities to teleport people before. Sure, it was adapting, but it was as close to destroyed as they ever got it! It was in no shape to go teleporting anyone.

But now she was in some kind of fantasy RPG setting.

And there was some very dramatic guy bowing to her. Wait, he'd come from somewhere else, too?

"This... is another world?" D.Va asked, after a moment's pause. At once that explained a lot(like how it didn't look anything like home) and also explained nothing at all(how had she transported to another world exactly?). It also meant that, if that was the case, she needed to figure out how to get home as fast as possible. "Did someone use cheat codes or something? This is just weird!"