Anju
Everest's logic is far-reaching, and Anju blows through her nose in a huff, considering with a frown. "Recruits are often more plentiful in the wake of disasters," she points out to Sohalia first. "Providing wholehearted support to Torchline now might yield its own benefits in the future, our own sentiments and morals aside." It's cold, perhaps, to think of it that way, but Anju doesn't mind being that person in this discussion.
"The season is long and the repairs will be slow and immense. We will surely end up helping Halo eventually, but for now, Torchline needs us more immediately." Especially given their new leadership. Looking to Everest, Anju tilts her head in deference, proud to see him fulfilling his role so readily and happy to lend her voting strength to his aid. "Whatever you think is best, Everest. You have my vote." And her trust in his judgment as their advisor. She will train recruits herself if need be, and continue to coordinate the Dragoons. Right now, with so many intertwined threads of politics and aid, she does not mind deferring to the younger man.
"The season is long and the repairs will be slow and immense. We will surely end up helping Halo eventually, but for now, Torchline needs us more immediately." Especially given their new leadership. Looking to Everest, Anju tilts her head in deference, proud to see him fulfilling his role so readily and happy to lend her voting strength to his aid. "Whatever you think is best, Everest. You have my vote." And her trust in his judgment as their advisor. She will train recruits herself if need be, and continue to coordinate the Dragoons. Right now, with so many intertwined threads of politics and aid, she does not mind deferring to the younger man.
Faithfully I would prepare my works
to prove God's wrath was well deserved
to prove God's wrath was well deserved
