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[b][color=Aquamarine]Midna: level 9[/color][/b] EXP: [color=Aquamarine]////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////[/color](99/90)
[b][color=Aquamarine]Location:[/color][/b] Suoh
[color=Aquamarine]Warp Charges:[/color] 2 
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Virgin Victory teleport room
Top of the Split mountain
Outside the Convent of Our Lady of the Charred Visage
Tostarena Town
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After she’d relayed her latest mostly failure of an escapade to the group in an as un-embarrassing a manner as she could, Midna went to find Bede to fill him in too.

She’d assumed that he’d have ended up hanging around outside somewhere nearby after storming out… and yet a lap of the gym and a peek down the nearby streets and alleyways revealed no pink and teal attired teen to be found, which turned the building frustration she had been feeling into worry.

[color=Aquamarine]”Goddesses, did he just wander off into the city? Alone? Unable to see any of the signage or anything else?”[/color] she asked herself before darkly grumbling [color=Aquamarine]”I swear, if he’s gotten himself into a carriage accident”[/color] 

It was about that time that Goldlewis came out the door, heading for his vehicle again, with an aim to travel under the plate to see if they could set up shop there, and/or get anything out of those psifish. 

Both of those where things she wanted to get in on, but, as she explained [color=Aquamarine]”Someone’s got to try and find Bede, and I can at least bypass most of the issues with this whole psychic focused town has for the likes of us”[/color] and so she wouldn’t be coming. 

She wished him and whoever else was going luck, and then began her fruitless search for the vanished boy. As she rode along the streets, shadow hopped across the streets and bothered random people on the streets, it started to look like the teen had just vanished into thin air. 

Then again, the city was enormous, and a teen in bright pink and teal attire with white hair did not stand out in it nearly as much among the technicolor population as he might otherwise have. Add to that Midna’s eyes not working the best under the sunny skies, and, well, her efforts were ultimately futile.

It was like losing a kid in a crowded mall, one the size of a city, and with the searcher not knowing that the standard procedure in this case would be to find the equivalent of an intercom in-order to make a public service announcement.

As such, when six o'clock rolled around on her new watch, she was forced to admit that this was a lost cause. She left a note with the gym’s reception to tell him where they had gone if he turned back up there, and then headed for the restaurant with the others in Goldlewis’s hummer.

Within, she listened to the man’s explanation of what the whole plan was. Get two fused people and Raz into OSF and get some more details about the whole city’s situation if they could. 

[color=Aquamarine]”Seems simple enough”[/color] she agreed, though she did not take up the offer of fusion. Best to spread the psychic ability out, even if her’s were contained entirely in some strikers.

If it was Sakura who was taking the plunge, she hoped that the fusion would not undo or make redundant whatever work Raz had done to quell a mental hiccup of hers. She’d certainly been interested in that when she heard about it, and as they piled out of the car she casually asked the boy in question  [color=Aquamarine]”Mind scheduling me in for a peek around the headspace some time in the future? I’ve … well let's just say that there is a lot going on in there lately”[/color] 

If he could root out whatever fears she’d inherited from one of her fusions, that could most certainly be a boon and a half for her. 

After that brief interaction she drifted on into the restaurant, and got her first look at Luka Travers, which resulted in the unfortunate comment that [color=Aquamarine]”huh, wow. Age has certainly treated you well, if I understand things right. Maybe too well”[/color] 

However that went down, the next thing that occurred was receiving physical menus, which apparently were not standard and had had to be requested. Another black mark for the city, but a positive one for the boyish psychic considering he had realized that would be an issue

[color=Aquamarine]”Oh, good. My interpreter would not make for a good table company”[/color] Minda said as she accepted the menu, glad to not have to rely on the initiate strikers for this [color=Aquamarine]”or any company really.”[/color] The last few hours of leaning on them for city navigation while trying to find Bede had not been enjoyable. 

She had a little read of the menu (and decided on trying out this whole sushi thing, having not yet tired of the novelty of seafood) before his comment about ‘never knowing who you’ll find’ reminding her that she and he had not been formally introduced.

[color=Aquamarine]”I’m Minda, princess of twilight”[/color] she said, doing just that and slipping into a more diplomatic tone while doing so [color=Aquamarine]”It’s a pleasure to meet you, Mr Travers”[/color]