Evie
I see what lies heavy on your heart
Evie’s face firms slightly, clearly disapproving though it’s relatively hidden. “Zariah was much the same. I don’t want to make empty promises, I’d rather prove myself in my actions, but Deimos and I have tried to integrate ourselves among the people as much as possible in our roles well before being Wardens. I know neither of us intends to leave those duties behind moving forward.” Deimos as General, and Evie as a healer in the Infirmary.
“But even with that, I agree on the importance of an advisor to the people; as far as I’m aware, that’s a role we want filled above any others.” And, ironically, one they were considering filling with the very man she is speaking with. However, Evie holds her tongue on that thought for now, knowing Deimos would want to approach Noah on his own. His compliment is unexpected, and her expression warms, a little pink with how fair her skin is. “Thank you Noah, it means a lot to hear that from you. It’s worth considering; though relations between countries have been unspoken in recent years, we might want to increase trade, and in that case it may involve a heavier workload.” Her own words follow suit, vague drafts of ideas, and it’s nice to speak them freely with a fellow minded man. “With the skyport, we can look at improved trade routes on a professional level, perhaps even incentivize pilot training and other roles?” Provide citizens with options for careers above their stations.
“But even with that, I agree on the importance of an advisor to the people; as far as I’m aware, that’s a role we want filled above any others.” And, ironically, one they were considering filling with the very man she is speaking with. However, Evie holds her tongue on that thought for now, knowing Deimos would want to approach Noah on his own. His compliment is unexpected, and her expression warms, a little pink with how fair her skin is. “Thank you Noah, it means a lot to hear that from you. It’s worth considering; though relations between countries have been unspoken in recent years, we might want to increase trade, and in that case it may involve a heavier workload.” Her own words follow suit, vague drafts of ideas, and it’s nice to speak them freely with a fellow minded man. “With the skyport, we can look at improved trade routes on a professional level, perhaps even incentivize pilot training and other roles?” Provide citizens with options for careers above their stations.
and the strength you still keep inside
