Lena
Lena watched Anju’s face, even while distracted by assorted companions, and the complications seemingly mirroring over her features. She hadn’t thought the inquiry too prying, and perhaps that was her error – opening her mouth to begin apologizing when the Captain admitted to the current issues. “Oh? Anything I can help with?” Anju never struck her as someone “troubled”; quick, swift, to the point, and far more capable than most.
The other inquiry caused her brow to furrow, in thought, in complexities, in frustration she wouldn’t air or name. “I’m not certain, but I fear that it could.” If most of the animals were mauled indiscriminately, without extermination, she wouldn’t be surprised to find their fearful frames and figured amidst untainted brethren. And then what was she to do?
As for the current solution, Lena nodded, permitting another breath to slide through. “If you’d like for her to try. I just don’t want her injured either.”
The other inquiry caused her brow to furrow, in thought, in complexities, in frustration she wouldn’t air or name. “I’m not certain, but I fear that it could.” If most of the animals were mauled indiscriminately, without extermination, she wouldn’t be surprised to find their fearful frames and figured amidst untainted brethren. And then what was she to do?
As for the current solution, Lena nodded, permitting another breath to slide through. “If you’d like for her to try. I just don’t want her injured either.”
little more like coming home
