Evie
My days end best when this sunset gets itself
Behind that little lady sitting passenger side
Evie often finds herself a bookkeeper and a peacekeeper in contrast to Deimos' might and renown, and she lifts her voice only after the worst of the chaos seems to pass. She is grateful it all manages to remain civil, but she is equally grateful that people like Ru exists to exert pressure on unfair and prejudiced practices where others might settle for scraps.Behind that little lady sitting passenger side
"I think we can all empathize with the harm that has befallen the Abandoned as a whole since the first war," her calm tones emerge in Deimos' wake, expression controlled and otherwise neutral. "Sohalia, I would be happy to give my account as a Natural Abandoned for your training materials." She would offer historical accounts as well, but Evie knows Stormbreak's archives - though they are surely biased - must account for more than she has on hand given the barrier that had sectioned the Grounds off from the rest of the world.
"Any missives regarding Halovian citizens can be addressed to me as well." Both to reinstate the idea to the Stormbreak team and to take ownership of that new weight. Glancing out at the gathered Halovians, Evie clasps her hands in front of her with an unyielding expression. "Halovians, please provide any last closing statements or concerns if you have them. Otherwise, we shall disperse shortly." Having firm endings to these types of events helped stifle any mumbling, cursing, or otherwise negative encounters.
It's much less picturesque without her catching the light
The horizon tries but it's just not as kind on the eyes
The horizon tries but it's just not as kind on the eyes
