Enyalius is a developing planet, its territories far from unified, its people ignorant and constantly at war with one another for land, for wealth, and power. Kingdoms were born and kingdoms have been razed, cultures developed and clashed, destroyed one another and meshed together; it is a tumultuous time period reigned over by various monarchs and leaders with varying holds on their power. It hadn’t always been that way; for a span of time it had developed and prospered, been unified under one flag, under the guidance and leadership of Kenna, the first Senshi of Enyalius.

Kenna had been a valiant warrior, a proud young woman who won the hearts of her people through her strength and tactical talents, defeating an agent of Chaos to save the planet. They made her their Queen, but, proud and independent as she was, she took no King, and had no children. When she died in battle nearing her 500^th year of life, she was honored, remembered, and the calendar years were named after her, but the world split without a child of her line to follow.

This was the world Liera was born into; specifically, in a city with tall fortifications and a tyrant as a ruler. Liera and her father existed under his reign, her father’s trade keeping their heads above the financial waters much better than other families in the area, but his compassion constantly threatened their wellbeing. When he was sentenced to be beheaded for “betraying the King” by refusing to smelt crueler bladed weapons for the guards to use on the poor for the King’s amusement, Liera awoke as the next Sailor Enyalius.

Her first mission as a senshi – to dethrone the evil ruler of her city – was wildly successful, and through her pure-hearted protection of the poor, she earned their love and respect. She put a better person on the throne – not herself, as they wished, nor her father, as she desired, but a third party who was politically trained for the position, whose trust had been earned through the coup. From this first task Liera won the adoration of her people, and for a long time she reveled in her fame. She enjoyed the spars, the matches in the Games where the strongest would face her, and using her strange battle intuition she would always come out on top. The wins were never easy, and by the end both opponents were spent – that’s what she loved most about fighting in the arena. The honesty between combatants. No one held anything back – it was all for the love of the game and the thrill of battle, the hum of adrenaline in their veins and the cheers that filled their hearts.

When she turned 20 she left her city to tour the country, helping people wherever she went, freeing those who were enslaved, seeing that those in power respected their power. Before long she was hailed as a hero, her sometimes daring rescues retold time and time again over campfires – by the time she was 28, still appearing as a young woman, she was often compared to a figure of myth and legend. Kenna reborn, Kenna’s heir, their new senshi – their new hope for a peaceful future.

Word of her traveled faster than she did, and it soon became the norm for townspeople to mob her wherever she appeared, asking for favors and wealth, reaching, touching, wanting something of the mythological figure in their midst. Villains quivered at the very rumor of her, monstrous hulking men cowered at her shadow – none could best her in battle, none ever stood a chance. She was Sailor Enyalius, Senshi of War, and she used her title and powers for peace.

But that was not the case for others.

Soon she was hearing stories about herself – how she had sent her spirit out to help a group of women who alone defended their town from invading forces, about her disciples roaming the land, spreading generalities in her name. She started to get overwhelmed – the rumors, the stories, the myth was getting out of hand. Her name was getting attached to deeds fair and foul, to heroes and villains, and villainous heroes, heroic villains – good and bad were all claiming her support, her wishes. She was often running around, rushing to and fro in an attempt to stop the rumors, to set things right, and time and time again she was met with heartbreak.
Her breaking point was the sacrifices. In an attempt to win her favor, a group of pillaging warriors would sacrifice puppies in her name, praying upon their innocent deaths that she grant them victory in their upcoming battle.

The final straw came in a confrontation between two great countries; she had entered a city in hopes of quashing rumors and doing good, her arrival met with a crowd of people, both adoring and fearful. She was offered room and board and graciously accepted, only to awaken hours later chained to a stone, her food having been poisoned to knock her unconscious. She demanded to be set free, but the leaders of the city refused – an army was coming, and they hadn’t the proper defenses. If they had her, they reasoned, they could not lose, if she could not leave, they would survive the day. But with her chained… she was unable to help either side. The battle was brutal and the warriors unforgiving, and the city she was to protect was lost, refusing to the last to set her free. When the victors found her they laughed – they had defeated the great Sailor Enyalius – if they had her head, they could rule the world.

In a burst of power, of anger and fear and hurt, Liera summoned up the power to break free of her chains and shot skyward, wings springing from her back as she took to the skies, flying higher and higher. Something had gone wrong, she had failed somewhere – she did not want to be this figure of war, a bringer of death, and it was too late to change anything – she had tried and failed and there was nothing she could do anymore to change her people’s minds.
 
So she fled.
 
Days of flying without stop left her weak and tired, but out of her system, stars and stars away, in a new star system with a planet she had never even heard of. She crashed there, literally and figuratively, in an attempt to regain her strength and consider her options. There, she met Sailor Achelois, and remained on that planet for a few years, enjoying the peace the planet had to offer. 

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---Achelois and Enyalius have been travelling together somewhere between 10 and 15 years, never staying places for much longer that 6 months at a time. During their travels, they find themselves in odd situations, and, on several occasions (as though their Sailor Crystals draw them towards places they are needed), they have helped a planet rid itself of a Chaotic agent. Before their first trip to Earth, they had vanquished 5 high-level Chaotic forces from various planets, and so are well-practiced when fighting together and have experience with vanquishing evil.

The Collector: On their first visit to Earth, Enyalius and Achelois were invited to a gathering wherein powerful people new to the system would be welcomed by Neo Queen Serenity and agree to the terms and conditions necessary to remain on and be welcomed on the planet (ordinary don't-kill, don't-break-stuff rules and the like). However, during the ceremony, Neo Queen Serenity and her Court were kidnapped by a powerful force. Enyalius and Achelois, along with other senshi gathered, took off to face the threat and rescue the royal court of Crystal Tokyo.  They helped the new senshi learn to fly in space, exited the Oort Cloud, and traveled to a remote Star Cluster, wherein hid the lair of The Collector, a being that subtly collected items, artifacts, and people from various cultures, planets, and stars in his old galaxy and now from The Milky Way. 


They faced several of his officers and his minions, all coming from different cultures in two galaxies, and met some senshi who had been captured before. These senshi were ancient, and had been captured for so long that they had transformed into an item, an object that represented whom they were and their power base. These senshi offered themselves to the rescuers in hopes that they could help destroy their captor, and set themselves, and all others captured by him, free. 
Armed with these new items, the group faced The Collector and won; the Lost Senshi's souls were freed, but they left their item, and the power within it, behind as gifts for the Senshi who had helped them escape. Neo Queen Serenity and her court were freed, and later held another ceremony to honor their rescuers, wherein Enyalius and the others received the Silver Crescent Award, as well as Honorary Citizen Status on Earth.


Decay: Summoned by Neo Queen Serenity, Enyalius and Achelois found themselves volunteering to go on a mission to save a distant planet's Queen from an evil kidnapper. The Queen had access to a power that healed their world, and without her, the poison would continue to spread throughout their planet. Upon reaching the planet of Zenar, they met with the local intelligent race that had requested their help - the fairies - and rested before following a guide named Mossen into the decaying forest on the planet. Along the way they met with many of the planets indigenous creatures, oftentimes having to fight their way out. They survived explosions near acidic lakes, compressed poisonous air, and several hostile attacks, but lost their guide and their team of senshi, new and old, separated. Half would continue forward in an attempt to find the castle wherein the Fairy Queen was kept captive, while the other half wold pursue footprints that may lead to where Mossen had been taken. Enyalius was with the former team, and the next morning they were surprised to be greeted with none other than Mossen himself, as he had survived but passed out in the previous battle and followed marks back to the castle team.

Racing towards the castle, hoping they would not be too late, Mossen filled them in on some elements that had been originally left out by the fairy people. Queen Mana had not been kidnapped, for example, but had instead raced off to rescue her daughter, Princess Flora, who had been turned into a dark fairy by the Evil One, a presence that had invaded their planet via meteorite several years ago. Reeling with new information, the five person team continued forward, hoping that they would get to the castle before Queen Mana could turn into an evil fairy and the planet Zenar would be doomed. Achelois befriended one enemy they came across, a Troll named Trog, but was not so lucky when they encountered the dragons protecting the castle. By happy chance, the other team caught up with them before the dragons attacked, and so their fighting force was full, if not tired and drained. As the dragons began to attack, they noticed the trees starting to rot before their very eyes. Queen Mana was being turned.

During the fight, Mossen flew off towards the castle, Achelois and Venus following behind. Enyalius raced after to protect them from a dragon, fighting and distracting the beast while the other two and Pluto could talk sense into Mossen - the castle was too dangerous to face. The courtyard was filled with evil minions and dark fairies - with their team as weak as it were, they had no chance against them. Catching the bad side of the dragon, Achelois helped peel Enyalius off the castle wall and gave her even worse news from Venus and Pluto: the Evil One the fairies spoke of could be a form of Chaos, who planned to use the planet as a foothold for evil within the universe, as Zenar lacked a guardian senshi and had the right conditioning to be turned quickly.

Utterly defeated, their group unable to put up much more of a resistance, Enyalius called a tactical retreat, and downed the dragons using her Heavy Burden attack as the rest of the team ran back to the fairy city to collect as many fairies as they could before abandoning the planet. Unexpected complications with Goblins had the fairy community in shambles, but they collected as many as they could and headed back to Earth to plan another mission to take back Zenar from the Evil One and, if they could, return the dark fairies to their old selves.


Return to Zenar: A month had passed since their failed mission to the planet Zenar, but the month was not spent listlessly. Plans were made, strategies hashed out, and finally a new briefing called for volunteers to return to the planet Zenar and attempt to destroy the chaotic agent that had taken root there, with the hopeful side goal of healing the Queen and Princess of the Fairies that the race may return to their planet and continue reviving it. Enyalius and Achelois had volunteered before the mission was announced – they had never lost in a fight against Chaos and were not eager to have their streak broken. They were joined by all but two who had embarked on the first mission, and Sailor Moon, the Queen’s daughter, joined them as well. Enyalius was named second in command after Pluto, and while her attempt to breed comradery before the mission began via lunch conversation failed miserably as old tensions flared. After several confrontations and tentative apologies, their strategy changed with information from Leviathan, and the team was off.
 
Upon entering Zenar’s atmosphere, invisible, the team landed in the courtyard, Enyalius used her heavy burden to immobilize enemies as they broke into the castle and sealed it from within. Once they were all safely inside and the door sealed tightly behind them with Andromeda’s chains, they found themselves in true darkness, in a potentially hostile environment. Not long after, Shadow was lost to them via trap door, they lost track of their three fairy companions – Mossen, Lillyena, and Leafe – and were attacked in various ways by the synchronous opening of three doors. Once they faced the resulting perils, the group split: half to follow a pair of healed fairies to the Queen and Princess and attempt to heal them, half to descend into the basement to fight the Chaotic Agent for the good of the planet. Enyalius and Achelois descended, along with Sailor Andromeda and Sailor Ganymede, the best fighters for the situation, and the only truly able bodies left.
 
In the basement they found Shadow, and were found by a beautiful, yet evil, woman. The fight that ensued was momentous, and each had their part to play. In the end, brought about by a bit of trickery pulled by Andromeda, they were able to disarm their enemy and destroy her for good… yet not without the setback of the castle starting to fall to pieces. They raced upwards and combined with the other group: the Queen was dead, but the Princess survived, and had transformed into the planet’s guardian senshi. They broke out of the confinement only to find dragons waiting. Being the most skilled fighting flyer, Enyalius lead them off to give the others a chance to escape; her encounter ended with a deal made with the blue dragon.
 
Upon their return to Earth, after some rest in the medical bay, the group was awarded a medal of honor by the Zenarian Crowned Princess and Sailor Guardian, Flora, and their names started to spread through Crystal Tokyo…

Jailbirds: Needing to return the Fairies of Zenar to their home planet from the planet Achelois, Sailors Achelois and Enyalius were off to complete the task, but invited Sailor Andromeda along for the expedition, wanting to show her more of space and learn more about her; Enyalius, especially, wanted to hear the full story about Andromeda having once been chained to a rock, wondering if their experiences had been in any way similar. After successfully transferring the fairies back to their home world, the three, rather than returning to Earth, decided to make a pit-stop on another planet to rest, relax, and grab something to eat. Having chosen a planet, they landed, introduced themselves to the home-Senshi, and detransformed as they went about finding a restaurant... only to find the planet full of xenophobes. When ordering a light lunch, Achelois made the mistake of holding up her pinky finger, which was apparently very offensive. In return for their rudeness, Enyalius was very offensive.


They were thrown unceremoniously into jail.


While in there, both Andromeda and Enyalius shared the stories of their past and bonded over the similarities and the differences between them; then Achelois decided serving a full sentence was below her, broke out, and sweet-talked the people in charge into letting them go. The End.

Remnants: Crystal Tokyo Sensors picked up a Distress Call from a far-off planet believed to be uninhabited. In the interest of erring on the side of caution, Neo Queen Serenity gave permission to send an Away Team to investigate the call for help, and be of help to those in need if the call were true. Sailor Enyalius, with Shadow as second, lead the team of all-relatively-new senshi to that remote planet to answer a cry for help that had been addressed to the senshi of the Solar System. In order to gain access to the planet itself, she and two others - Sailors Andromeda and Europa - had to cancel their transformations and fall through the atmosphere, guided by others of their team, to avoid the raging lightning storm that clouded the planet's surface entirely. Upon landing, she and a small team went to investigate, using a device that honed in on the distress call's radio signal, and attempted to break through the roof of the only building around in an attempt to save the person trapped within. Enyalius, intending to kick through the roof, met with a horrible surprise as she was electrocuted with chaotic energy before ever touching the surface. Saved by Sailor Andromeda and the others, she recovered, and the team split up to look for any way into the building, beyond the ominous front door. 

In the end, the front door seemed their only option, and they entered, with Sailor Varuna standing guard outside. 

They found themselves trapped in a metallic maze, and all seemed to be going almost too well. They found and freed the prisoner, a young woman named Ribbon, who claimed to have been kidnapped, but many of their group - Leviathan loudest among them - seemed to doubt her story. As they attempted to work their way back through the maze, working towards the front door, they came across several of the maze's inhabitants: metallic scorpion-looking creatures, and their creator - Flax - who controlled them and attempted to take Ribbon back from them. Soon after his temporary defeat, the way back was closed off to the group, and in an unhappy set of circumstances, they lost two of their members - Aktypris and Zorya - to the maze. With no way to follow, they had to press forward, into the maze, guided like rats. After the girls' disappearance following disobedience of agreed-upon instructions, Enyalius started losing faith in Shadow, and he did not react well to her calling him on it. 

They fought every creature they came across. They lost a member of their team to an attack, were separated, and then were set-upon by Flax yet again. In this conflict, as he seemed near death, Flax attempted one last time to kill his assailant - Sailor Enyalius - by sending her down into the pit beneath the maze, where their missing allies had been, but as she escaped and threatened his life, Flax was killed by some unseen, evil being. They regrouped and asked Ribbon what was going on, but she could not reveal much. They found a magic fountain, distributed its wealth of magical rejuvenation, and set out again. This time they flew through the maze as quickly as they could, determined to get out, to leave on their own terms; after other instances with the robots, Ribbon suddenly disappeared, and their powers returned to them in a flash. Later they found that it coincided with the mysterious leader's leaving the planet, reconnecting them to their home stars.

They faced one final battle against one of his minions - Blade - who revealed that Ribbon had been in on the scheme the entire time. However, Ribbon had bonded with the team, especially with Nocturnus and, unlikely of all, Leviathan, and chose to fight with them against Blade. They managed to escape the planet just in time, and without killing Blade. As they were leaving, Ribbon told them more about the man in charge, the man she had loved, the man she had fooled them all for. 
She described him as devilishly handsome, and incredibly intelligent.

As they escaped that cursed planet, Sailor Achelois felt a disturbance within her heart - someone, or something, was attacking her homeworld. She left immediately to face the threat, and the rest of the team split - roughly half following her to help if they could, while the other half headed back for the Solar System. Enyalius, of course, followed Achelois.
On planet Achelois, Sailor Achelois was able to find and defeat the threat with relative ease based on her role as the planet's goddess and the immense wealth of power she had while connected to her star; the culprit had been a seed. This seed had sprouted its roots in her planet, blackening anything it came in contact with. While Achelois was able to reverse the process, she was startled with how quickly it had grown. 

The teams met up again just outside the Solar System, which was now encased in a shell of garnet-colored energy - a force-field had been erected to keep everyone out of the Solar System. Finding entrance on the dwarf-planet Pluto, the team met Guardian Pluto, and from her learned that all of the Solar Systems defenses had been enacted - protections from Pluto, Neptune, and Uranus were in place to guard against any and all outsiders. No one was allowed to enter the Solar System. Through communications between the Pluto Castle and Earth, they were able to connect with Sailor Jupiter whom, along with King Endymion and Neo Queen Serenity, were alone with the people of Earth, the other senshi being out in the galaxy to fight against the rise in Chaos. From Jupiter they learned they had been presumed dead, for what was only days to them had been five months in real time. During those five months, Chaos had risen, his agents attacking planets all throughout the galaxy. Their leader had yet to emerge, but they alone were enough trouble. Senshi had gathered to fight off this threat, and as soon as one case was quelled, several more popped up in their stead.

They were overextended. They needed help. Enyalius planned to volunteer to help where she could, when all of the sudden two of their own announced that their planets were under attack, chaos spreading in the same way it had on Achelois. Ribbon, the girl they saved from the planet, revealed that their planets could be being attacked out of revenge for foiling her ex-master's plot - the maze planet they had been stuck in had been meant for the Solar System Senshi, and had those senshi appeared this galaxy-wide takeover would have happened quickly and quietly. He saw it as their fault his plans did not go so smoothly.

Suddenly, both Sailor Leviathan and Sailor Andromeda felt Chaos's presence on their planets, and announced it to the rest of the group. As they discussed what course of action they would take - which planet to clear first before heading to the other, Leviathan, unable to wait, took off for her planet and her people; Shadow followed after. The rest of them decided to clear Andromeda first, and then take the battle to planet Leviathan. 

As they prepared to leave for Andromeda, Sailor Enyalius, too, felt the disturbance, but did not mention it. She was frightened. She did not want to return to her homeworld - the rift she had created between herself and that place was a chasm too big to jump through. The guilt and fear of leaving her people to fend for themselves for so many years, despite what she knew of them and the state she had left it - the wars, the crime, the senseless violence - was crushing. That the only attack her planet allowed her was "Crushing Burden" was no mistake, but rather an extension of the intense and complicated shame she felt when calling upon the planet and the people she abandoned.


For now she would ignore the need her heart demanded. She would help her friends, first. She could handle their problems, work towards saving them. And then... then she could face Enyalius. If she had to. 


Andromeda Spire - Upon landing on Andromeda, they located the primary city on a larger island ad found it to be mostly deserted... until they came to the main square outside the Royal Castle; there, citizens of all ages were agrily demanding to see the King and Queen, the mob on the cusp of violence, spurred by and spurring on the reactions from the guards in the palace, who egged them on with rude comments. Unsure of how to proceed, Sailor Andromeda found them and filled them in - the riot seemed to have been caused by nothing, and the longer they waited, the worse things became. The Senshi group itself was becoming agitated, more easily annoyed; and just as the mob was beginning to notice them, time itself stopped.


They were met by an old woman. Crass yet calming, the woman handed out items to most of their party and gave them hints as to what they needed to do to save the planet. To Enyalius, as she handed over an odd assortment of knick-knacks, she simply intoned, "Don't be stupid," a phrase that mocked Enyalius throughout the remainder of their mission and beyond, as she did not know, or did not want to really consider, what the warning was in reference to. Before the crone disappeared, she gave them final gifts: protection from the Siren Song that was driving the people of Andromeda to violence, and a deadline to save the world by. They had 28 hours to destroy the Andromeda Spire, or the song would drive the crowd to murder each other. 

They left as soon as time started again, and made their way to the giant hurricane that was encasing much of the planet; the Spire was in the eye, but the winds were incredibly strong. Thinking quickly, Achelois directed the group to fly over the storm, while Makemake and Callisto, unnoticed by the others, headed straight through. Enyalius went with Achelois and lead the initial, unsuccessful attack on the Spire, wherein her direct approach of breaking through did anything but work. Attracted by the smell of her blood, flying serpents began to attack the group, and they were met with another unexpected challenge - Sailor Amatheia was a siren, and while she thought she was helping by singing to instruct the serpents to stay still, by doing so she had unintentionally caught two of their group and had forced the others to cover their ears, unable to act or communicate freely. When Amatheia sent the serpents, and the two senshi caught by her song, crashing towards the ocean, Enya flew after her, convinced that her actions were more than just poor planning - that Amatheia could be allied with the Siren causing havoc on this planet. Crashing below the waves, she nearly caught up with Amatheia when sharks appeared and attacked them both; Amatheia was knocked unconscious - obviously not in control of all sea life, then - and Enyalius was unable to surface and passed out, nearly drowning.

She was saved by Sailor Sedna and Sailor Callisto, the former performing CPR on her while the latter used her shield as the hard surface Sedna required to perform the procedure. When Enyalius woke, she shared her concerns about Amatheia, but in the end it was decided to heal and awaken her as Andromeda, Nocturnus and Makemake broke into the Spire.

Within the coral and seabed rock structure was dark and the enemies unknown; they fought several of the denizens that they ran into, picking fights with others that were farther away. Many senshi were hurt, including Achelois, who had lost her staff and was nearly sliced in two by a wayward shield attack initiated by Callisto; Enya, overcome with worry, rushed her from the area and attempted to save her, aided by Nocturnus, who had found Achelois's staff and returned it to them. As the battle calmed within, they returned and came up with a plan - they would attempt to either break into the level above from the outside, or through the ceiling of their current room. Enya and Achelois went to break in through the outside, while Callisto and Andromeda went to work on the ceiling.

A cave-in ensued. Senshi were hurt and buried by stalactites that fell by accident, and over an hour was used to find and heal their allies. 

Fearing for time, they worked together to formulate a plan to get in to the next level from outside the tower, and as they broke through, Amatheia flew quickly to lure the enemies away and allow the other senshi to enter and Callisto to seal the opening. They broke through the ceiling to the topmost room, and found a frightful creature guarding the Chaos Seed as though it were her child. Miscommunication and general teamwork issues ensued, but in the end they were able to defeat the chaos agent and Andromeda called upon her planet to destroy the Chaos Seed once and for all.

In the aftermath of the battle, the Spire remained, though its chaos-influenced denizens were destroyed or esaped. The Crone returned, thanked them for their service, and Enyalius asked whether that time limit was for any Chaos-Seed infected planet. The Crone replied that it was.

They had 17 hours to save planet Leviathan... and her own world. She had told no one of planet Enyalius's plight, and again decided not to, not while another world was still in peril. They left immediatley for planet Leviathan.


Between the Stars - On the way to planet Leviathan, the call from her crystal to return to Enyalius and save it was growing. Plagued by visions, real or imagined she could not be sure, of innocents on her home in trouble, Enyalius used pain and questioning her companions as a way to avoid and ignore the call. The discomfort within her chest was growing, her irritability and impatience flaring...



Leviathan Core - Setting down on Leviathan, Enyalius came face to face almost immediately with Shadow, and after his performance in the Maze and afterwards, she was not too pleased to find that he assumed leadership from the beginning and spoke as though he were not only the leader of the senshi team, but better than they were, and she was only too happy to lash out at him for it. If it hadn't been for Leviathan's insistence that he join them, she would have left him there. As that was not the case, she felt harassed time and time again by the Terran warrior as he proved increasingly aggressive and short-tempered throughout their journey, clearly not dealing well with her words to him back on the maze planet. He seemed to bother some of the other senshi, too, which only made her annoyance with him feel all the more justified. Lashing out at him, mentally as well as verbally, eased the pressure in her chest, and so, when not dealing with immediate threats to the mission, she found herself grumbling about him much of the time, especially after he tried attacking a Dragon when Leviathan, the Senshi of the Planet, was definitely against it. She found herself wishing the dragon's retaliation against him had been more than just pushing him back. 

She was able to release her anger on creatures Leviathan had no qualms in killing; felt right at home in devising a plan to tactfully retreat to lure a dangerous enemy into a trap; was grateful for having another senshi along whom could scout for them without being seen, providing a marked advantage to the team... but when yet another Earthquake - which had proven the most dangerous side-effect of the Chaos Seed to the citizens of the planet - shook through the mountaneous region they traversed and created a natural disaster by means of rockslide, she had to rely on people following their common sense to make it through. She and Nix were on the dividing line of the avalanche, and so when she spotted that Ribbon and young Nocturnus were having problems not too far away, she used her strength and speed to rush forward and help them to safety, but as they reached their goal and the rocks struck the surface of the path, Ribbon's exclamations of horror alerted that not everyone had been so lucky, but with at least one enemy before them, she could not focus on rescuing those who had not found their way out immediately. ... when the team had regrouped and she learned that it was Shadow and Amatheia that had been trapped, she would have actively advised not to revive them. Amatheia had been better this day than she had been on Andromeda, though Enyalius felt like she had had to monitor the senshi regardless: their ways of thinking were very different, and the other did not seem to think her plans through completely, else did not share them at all before enacting them, which Enyalius found dangerous, considering the woman could and had sung to enchant them as well as their enemies. Shadow had proven to be sullen and disagreeable throughout the entire endeavor, and she would actually prefer not to have to deal with him and his moodiness -- and when they learned in their encounter with the two dragons after the rockslide that they had but hours left to them, she felt entirely justified in her decision to leave them. They had neither the time, nor Achelois the resources, to waste when they had mere hours to defeat the threat - ...

And she would defeat it here. She had sacrificed her own planet to save Leviathan's - a fact she had not been completely sure about until they had met with the Crone before striking out to find the seed on Leviathan, a fact she had not been completely sure she would care about, until it had actually been taken away from her. The Seed on Enyalius would sprout, bringing about whatever destruction it dared... but that would not happen here, and if she had to be the bad guy in insisting they not waste time on Amatheia and Shadow, she would take up that role.

However, she found little resistance in the idea. This group, unlike others she had been in, understood the timeline and the threat. They understood that Achelois would be taxed to revive them, let alone heal them, and that it would take hours to unearth them to start with - hours they did not have. While they had to remind or reveal to Leviathan that she had to come with them to defeat the seed and so she could not stay with the rockslide and the unconscious forms beneath, Leviathan managed to persuade the Dragons into sending someone to unearth the fallen warriors when the team split, satisfying any guilt in leaving them behind.

She went with the group to defeat the Chaos Egg itself, and, in the end, Leviathan destroyed it, freeing her planet from its fate. They then rushed to help the other team - Achelois stopping to assist the beleaguered Dragon in pointing out exactly where Shadow and Amatheia were - and fought with the second Chaos Agent there. Just as she was trying to escape, Enyalius used "Heavy Burden" - only it wasn't Heavy Burden. From her throat came the incantation Crushing Burden, and everyone, not just the enemy she had intended, was thrown to the ground, and something cracked inside of her. 

The seed had come to fruition on Enyalius. 

The pain was intense, but she managed her goodbye to Achelois - an undeserved gift - before she thought she would die... but she didn't die. Chaos had seeped into the planet, taking it over at its very core: its Crystal... her crystal. The Darkness was within her, and try as she might, she was powerless to stop it. 


Fields of Enyalius - Taking a new form, a new purpose, Enyalius returned to her planet and did what the darkest part of her had always wanted to do. As her rule was solidifying, she met with the man behind the change, and agreed to work with him - but not serve him: she served no one but herself. Her alliance with him granted her new abilities and a new name: Enyo, Goddess of War and Waster of Cities, and she would not let this new epithet go to waste.


Five days passed in her new age of Rule before senshi touched down. She didn't care what was going on, or what they were after - so long as they weren't messing with her, they were fine. Achelois though... though a play of words with Andromeda, she swapped the life of one of her subjects - worthless - and in return took Achelois. She showed her the world she had created, the vengeance she had finally taken, and the future that lay ahead of them. They could go wherever they wanted, just like before, but instead of saving people for nothing she could throw havoc to the wind and have some fun. 


At first, Achelois seemed to agree... but after the visiting senshi killed her Chimera, she didn't seem so complacent anymore. When the visitors attacked her guardians - the Graeae - and one entered her room - breaking a door - Achelois was displeased with how Enyo handled it, as though she expected her to be fine with someone disrespecting her like that, like it didn't warrant death. They fought, despite Enyo's wishes, but she believed she had gotten through to Achelois until...


Achelois slit her throat.


Enyo died on Enyalius, but her Sailor Crystal was taken before it could return to the Cauldron...

Warily she stepped into the opening chamber to the ‘museum’ The Collector had constructed, and her eyes immediately found the fallen soldier she had dueled. The self-proclaimed General of Enyalius, her home planet. Once she had seen the frozen images hung about the curator’s private rooms, the explanation for his appearance had slowly shifted into place. She approached the corpse quietly, the usual noise of her armor muffled by the dust that still floated in the air, the debris knocked free during the battle still attempting to find a resting place. She paused beside the dried husk that had been her opponent, his skin dry and weathered, his bones brittle or pulverized by time, hiding within the armor he had so expertly worn, the armor he had died twice in, for his true life had ended long ago.

 
She had seen this man, this General of Enyalius, in the Collector’s portrait collection, standing alone in a ring of defeated enemies, his pose weak yet victorious. The man had yet to see that he was alone on the battlefield, that his soldiers lay dead across the expanse. Below this image was no weapon from the battle, as many other portraits boasted, for from this scene the Collector had taken something else. He was a grave-robber, and from that battle he had stolen a body.
 
Were all of his lackeys surviving soldiers, each stolen from their fields of victory? Plucked from hundreds of planets over thousands of years, they were used for their fighting prowess and military discipline to serve as his protectors. How long had their death sentences been? She knelt down carefully, bowing her head to the remains of her captive enemy, and wished for his soul’s deliverance to a final resting place.
 
Peace had been won for many that day, friend and enemy alike.

Warily she stepped into the opening chamber to the ‘museum’ The Collector had constructed, and her eyes immediately found the fallen soldier she had dueled. The self-proclaimed General of Enyalius, her home planet. Once she had seen the frozen images hung about the curator’s private rooms, the explanation for his appearance had slowly shifted into place. She approached the corpse quietly, the usual noise of her armor muffled by the dust that still floated in the air, the debris knocked free during the battle still attempting to find a resting place. She paused beside the dried husk that had been her opponent, his skin dry and weathered, his bones brittle or pulverized by time, hiding within the armor he had so expertly worn, the armor he had died twice in, for his true life had ended long ago.

 
She had seen this man, this General of Enyalius, in the Collector’s portrait collection, standing alone in a ring of defeated enemies, his pose weak yet victorious. The man had yet to see that he was alone on the battlefield, that his soldiers lay dead across the expanse. Below this image was no weapon from the battle, as many other portraits boasted, for from this scene the Collector had taken something else. He was a grave-robber, and from that battle he had stolen a body.
 
Were all of his lackeys surviving soldiers, each stolen from their fields of victory? Plucked from hundreds of planets over thousands of years, they were used for their fighting prowess and military discipline to serve as his protectors. How long had their death sentences been? She knelt down carefully, bowing her head to the remains of her captive enemy, and wished for his soul’s deliverance to a final resting place.
 
Peace had been won for many that day, friend and enemy alike.

Jailbirds: Needing to return the Fairies of Zenar to their home planet from the planet Achelois, Sailors Achelois and Enyalius were off to complete the task, but invited Sailor Andromeda along for the expedition, wanting to show her more of space and learn more about her; Enyalius, especially, wanted to hear the full story about Andromeda having once been chained to a rock, wondering if their experiences had been in any way similar. After successfully transferring the fairies back to their home world, the three, rather than returning to Earth, decided to make a pit-stop on another planet to rest, relax, and grab something to eat. Having chosen a planet, they landed, introduced themselves to the home-Senshi, and detransformed as they went about finding a restaurant... only to find the planet full of xenophobes. When ordering a light lunch, Achelois made the mistake of holding up her pinky finger, which was apparently very offensive. In return for their rudeness, Enyalius was very offensive.


They were thrown unceremoniously into jail.


While in there, both Andromeda and Enyalius shared the stories of their past and bonded over the similarities and the differences between them; then Achelois decided serving a full sentence was below her, broke out, and sweet-talked the people in charge into letting them go. The End.

Fields of Enyalius - Taking a new form, a new purpose, Enyalius returned to her planet and did what the darkest part of her had always wanted to do. As her rule was solidifying, she met with the man behind the change, and agreed to work with him - but not serve him: she served no one but herself. Her alliance with him granted her new abilities and a new name: Enyo, Goddess of War and Waster of Cities, and she would not let this new epithet go to waste.


Five days passed in her new age of Rule before senshi touched down. She didn't care what was going on, or what they were after - so long as they weren't messing with her, they were fine. Achelois though... though a play of words with Andromeda, she swapped the life of one of her subjects - worthless - and in return took Achelois. She showed her the world she had created, the vengeance she had finally taken, and the future that lay ahead of them. They could go wherever they wanted, just like before, but instead of saving people for nothing she could throw havoc to the wind and have some fun. 


At first, Achelois seemed to agree... but after the visiting senshi killed her Chimera, she didn't seem so complacent anymore. When the visitors attacked her guardians - the Graeae - and one entered her room - breaking a door - Achelois was displeased with how Enyo handled it, as though she expected her to be fine with someone disrespecting her like that, like it didn't warrant death. They fought, despite Enyo's wishes, but she believed she had gotten through to Achelois until...


Achelois slit her throat.


Enyo died on Enyalius, but her Sailor Crystal was taken before it could return to the Cauldron...