Zavien
I think all things,
in their way,
in their way,
Zavien was puzzled by the woman's response. If she knew Hadama and he'd recommended her, where was the miscommunication? Had her priorities changed? Was Hadama wrong about her? Overall, it felt as if he was trying to convince her to help him when he was the one that got roped into this to begin with. If he wanted to, he could easily forget the entire arrangement and continue with the other Breakers. He could even choose a different method of sharing information. But Hadama had mentioned her first for a reason. Was this a test?
Giving the kitten one final scratch, he set it down with a parting smile before straightening and placing he hands in his pockets. His eyes scanned Maea closely, trying to analyze how to proceed. Clearing his throat, he chuckled lightly, "Other than the occasional meeting to pass on information? Nothing on your part." All the risk was on him after all. Unless, of course, the Family found anyone guilty by association. Then he supposed they may blame her too. So he shrugged his shoulders, not wanting to force anyone into anything they weren't willing to do. If she didn't want to help, that was her prerogative and he said as much. "But if that's too much, I completely understand. This fight isn't for everyone." It was the closest he was willing to admit out loud about the situation, but it was necessary. Some people weren't willing to risk the sacrifice that may come with standing against the invasion. That's why he was willing to take up the mantle. Whether they were too scared or too weak, he wanted to help protect them. Their lives were worth just as much either way. Zavien just needed to know whether Maea shared his view or not.
Giving the kitten one final scratch, he set it down with a parting smile before straightening and placing he hands in his pockets. His eyes scanned Maea closely, trying to analyze how to proceed. Clearing his throat, he chuckled lightly, "Other than the occasional meeting to pass on information? Nothing on your part." All the risk was on him after all. Unless, of course, the Family found anyone guilty by association. Then he supposed they may blame her too. So he shrugged his shoulders, not wanting to force anyone into anything they weren't willing to do. If she didn't want to help, that was her prerogative and he said as much. "But if that's too much, I completely understand. This fight isn't for everyone." It was the closest he was willing to admit out loud about the situation, but it was necessary. Some people weren't willing to risk the sacrifice that may come with standing against the invasion. That's why he was willing to take up the mantle. Whether they were too scared or too weak, he wanted to help protect them. Their lives were worth just as much either way. Zavien just needed to know whether Maea shared his view or not.
reflect heavenly truth,
the imagination not least.
the imagination not least.
