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Life aboard Stacy isn't necessarily bad, she supposes. There are less threats here-- so far-- than in her home world. She can't find witches despite searching for them. And most everyone is friendly, kind, strong; she's yet to meet anyone less than pleasant to deal with. So she feels a lot more hopeful than she might have at home. Circumstances are different, and no longer stacked up completely against her. Madoka will be okay. She'll win this time. She's so very sure of it.

Homura sits in the eating area by her lonesome, picking at the slop. She doesn't like the idea of holograms messing with her perception of things, so she just steels herself and eats it. The food tastes bland and the texture is undesirable but it gives her energy. That's all that matters.

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[swordstabmagica.livejournal.com]

Sayaka blinked, looking over at Mami and Madoka, frowning a bit. "Well, I've heard that some people are staying at some places in the city. Maybe it'd be a good idea to check it out and see if there's any place you'd rather stay besides where we are."

Yeah, ignoring Homura right now was probably going to be best idea. No need to try fighting while they were trying to eat horrible horrible tasting food.

[clockworkrepeat.livejournal.com]

She breathes a sigh when Madoka sits next to her. She's alive, she's well, she's here. It's absolutely impossible to watch her at all times, so seeing her fine after such a period sets her at a kind of ease.

"I've yet to explore the city. What is it like?" says Homura.

[magicgunworks.livejournal.com]

"Like no city I've ever seen," Mami said. "It's definitely bigger than Mitakihara, and some of the architecture is quite strange." Not that she was expecting otherwise. There were hundreds of crew members awake, tens of thousands still asleep in the pods... so it's only natural that vastly different cultures would be represented somehow.

Her ever-present smile faded a bit, though, when she glanced at Sayaka and took note of her frown. "Is something wrong, Miki-san?"

[potentialmagica.livejournal.com]

This is Madoka, eating her meatship sludge and saying nothing. Please don't let there be a fight....

[swordstabmagica.livejournal.com]

Yes. Yes. There very much was something wrong. How the heck could Mami be acting like they were friends with Homura. After what she had let happen.

But right now, it probably wouldn't be a good idea to say that. "No. I'm fine."

[clockworkrepeat.livejournal.com]

There's obvious hostility in the air-- at least from Sayaka. Going off of how they interacted after Homura's podpop... Homura makes an assumption.

"Miki is wondering why I'm here. Is that correct?"

[magicgunworks.livejournal.com]

Aaah, right. She still hasn't told Sayaka about their alliance.

"I know this may come as a surprise, Miki-san, but Akemi-san and I have decided to set aside our conflict, and work together." And indeed, it probably was a great surprise to the other girl. Mami didn't tell her the reason why; that might lead to Sayaka asking about the details of their alliance, and Homura should be the one to explain that.

[potentialmagica.livejournal.com]

This is greeted by nothing beyond a surprised and happy squeak from Madoka; let her calm down and remember how to use her words again.

[swordstabmagica.livejournal.com]

Sayaka just stared over at Mami for quite a few moments as her brains seemed to completely shut down. How the hell could Mami even think of doing that after what Akemi did.

"How!? How could you even think about doing that! She's the whole reason that thing with that witch nearly happened to you in the first place!"

She had to say nearly, since well... Mami wasn't dead here. "From my point in time, she showed up right after it killed you! She let you die so she could get the grief seed!"