”Even the Outlander tales seem to be less than ideal,” she says, though the emphasis on ‘less than ideal’ makes it clear she’s understating the situations she’s heard. Both women may have lost their parents young, but still, it was clear they were lucky for what time they did have. ”My older brother took over a lot of my training once we lost our parents, so I suppose he deserves some credit too.” And then of course, she lost him as well, though she’d been much older then.
Weaver chuckles, pleased that Morgan found some humor in all this as well. ”Oh, I definitely can. I admit I’ve spent enough time in bars to know there’s a point at which no one really notices the difference.” It takes a skilled bartender to know how to cut you off without you ever realizing it, and Weaver may have a bit of learning to master that skill.
Morgan’s next response is sort of surprising though. Perhaps it isn’t, if she thinks about it. Morgan has an army at her back already, so what help could she possibly need. Yet, the people of Halo loved their home and they would protect it. ”Well, then let me be the first I suppose. It is my home too, and I am willing to help serve it.”
Weaver chuckles, pleased that Morgan found some humor in all this as well. ”Oh, I definitely can. I admit I’ve spent enough time in bars to know there’s a point at which no one really notices the difference.” It takes a skilled bartender to know how to cut you off without you ever realizing it, and Weaver may have a bit of learning to master that skill.
Morgan’s next response is sort of surprising though. Perhaps it isn’t, if she thinks about it. Morgan has an army at her back already, so what help could she possibly need. Yet, the people of Halo loved their home and they would protect it. ”Well, then let me be the first I suppose. It is my home too, and I am willing to help serve it.”
weaver
-- kiss you like a whiskey fire --
