Putting out the call

[Madotsuki]

Madotsuki had little to say about the matter-- she was a woman of few words, and in all honesty, this giant group of chaotic people only worsened the issue. She had every intention of helping out Dr. Regal, however. Without speaking a word, she fit the gauntlet on her off-hand and flexed the fingers. It almost almost felt like a natural extension of her arm from how smoothly it moved.

She turned to the doctor and saluted, glaring at Zedd. 'I'll go look around in Camelot. I always wanted to go there.' And with that, she backed out of the room and began making her way to her rebel friends down at Tier 5.

Alright. It was time.

She had arrived at the Blue Moon Café a while ago, waiting for the rest of the crew as they prepared to say farewell. It was unfortunate that they were going to lose one of their stealthiest Primes, but they had agreed that these Darklings had to be dealt with, and Madotsuki was well-equipped to handle them.

They finally offered their goodbyes, with Madeline giving her a hug. "So you're going to Camelot?" Rush asked, a hint of jealousy in his voice.

'Yes. I've been meaning to explore more of the Omniverse, and that was one of my top candidates.'

"Ooh!" the brunette exclaimed. "That place sounds really cool! It's like something out of a fiction novel!"

"This place is like a sci-fi novel," Svia suggested.

Madeline pouted. "A really tragic one," she muttered.

"Anyway!" Crusher held his hands up to silence the group. "We should let the little missy 'ere go on 'er way. Don't worry about us, we'll 'old the fort down 'ere and keep an eye out for Darklings."

"Good luck," Madeline added, waving a hand to say goodbye.

The dreamer smiled at the group. 'Don't worry-- I won't forget about you guys.'

It didn't take long to arrive at the gate to the Nexus. But before she left, she turned and glanced at the city that she probably wouldn't be seeing again for quite some time.