Evie
I see what lies heavy on your heart
Ronin's proposition at the Skyport is one she hasn't forgotten. As an Abandoned, and a Natural Abandoned at that, the prejudice against people like her has always been an oppressive force around her neck. Halo's open welcome had been a haven she hadn't ever dreamed of being accepted into. Wherever Ronin may be, no matter what hand he has in it now, Evie would like to see it done. "I'm very invested in the idea of breaking Abandoned preconceptions, as he'd proposed before. Their technology would be immensely useful here as well. Deimos and myself can't go, however - and I suppose that ties into my next question." Turning a little on the loveseat, Evie faces Noah more plainly.
"Forgive my forwardness, Noah, but in all this talk of an advisor who is native to Halo, you haven't offered yourself to the position. Is it humility, or would you object to the role if it was offered to you?" Smoothing a crease in her leggings idly, Evie smiles slightly. "I think you would be the best advisor we could ever hope to have. And while I would be happy to take over foreign relations, you are also someone who can visit Stormbreak safely. I would trust you - and only you - to strengthen our ties with them, if you would be open to the idea." Which is quite a lot to digest, so she falls quiet and merely observes him.
"Forgive my forwardness, Noah, but in all this talk of an advisor who is native to Halo, you haven't offered yourself to the position. Is it humility, or would you object to the role if it was offered to you?" Smoothing a crease in her leggings idly, Evie smiles slightly. "I think you would be the best advisor we could ever hope to have. And while I would be happy to take over foreign relations, you are also someone who can visit Stormbreak safely. I would trust you - and only you - to strengthen our ties with them, if you would be open to the idea." Which is quite a lot to digest, so she falls quiet and merely observes him.
and the strength you still keep inside
