I am not a product of my circumstances.
It was surprising to hear that Tal was originally from Halo, but she grinned at the coincidence. Perhaps on another day, he could tell her all about growing up in the frigid and unforgiving climate. Elizabeth also wanted to ask about his relationship, but his overall discomfort with small talk had her backing off on the personal questions. Instead, she focused on their purpose for coming back here.
She appreciated his directness, nodding her head. "Of course. Let's begin." The journal with her notes sat close by and she retrieved it along with a pen. There wasn't much written (Starfall. Cavern. Void Crystal(?). People. God(s)(?). Doom(?).), but perhaps he could answer some of her questions. Taking a quick sip of her own coffee, she gave him a reassuring smile. "Let's start with any facts you know. Did you recognize the place or any of the faces?" Her pen hovered over the paper, prepared to jot down anything important.
She appreciated his directness, nodding her head. "Of course. Let's begin." The journal with her notes sat close by and she retrieved it along with a pen. There wasn't much written (Starfall. Cavern. Void Crystal(?). People. God(s)(?). Doom(?).), but perhaps he could answer some of her questions. Taking a quick sip of her own coffee, she gave him a reassuring smile. "Let's start with any facts you know. Did you recognize the place or any of the faces?" Her pen hovered over the paper, prepared to jot down anything important.
Elizabeth
I am a product of my decisions.
