The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind
She chuckles at that. ”Well, I wasn’t going to say it was your middle name,” she says with a grin. The phrase is one Weaver has heard plenty as well, though the word that was her middle name had changed somewhat frequently. Trouble, terror, wild child. All those descriptors were true, so she can’t even fault them. Though with the loss of her family came the loss of that particular tease. Korbin didn’t use it really.
As he gives his title, she nods. In any other situation, it might have been funny. If he hadn’t just recounted his story, all its gory and painful details, it would have been. She would have laughed. Not now though, instead just shaking her head slightly. ”Funny, how fate has a way of finding us.” Death too, would find her. It was simply a matter of when.
She smiles and nods to his next statement though, her grin growing wider as the topic becomes at least a bit lighter. ”It is a welcome change. Well, it is to me. My brother would vastly disagree.” Her tone stays mostly light, though there’s a sour edge to it. So many fights over this place, over Sunjata.
Though as he taps her hand, she focuses on him, on the way he says yours, and she believes him. He only wants a base of operations here if they need it, the secrets that pass through the doors. She takes a drag of her cigarette, exhaling the smoke as she looks at him with a question in her eyes. ”So what is it you hope you learn from the secrets of Halo?” He’d answered this question once before, but only to tell her he wanted to open more portals. She wasn’t sure the information she’d get here would help with that. Was there more?
As he gives his title, she nods. In any other situation, it might have been funny. If he hadn’t just recounted his story, all its gory and painful details, it would have been. She would have laughed. Not now though, instead just shaking her head slightly. ”Funny, how fate has a way of finding us.” Death too, would find her. It was simply a matter of when.
She smiles and nods to his next statement though, her grin growing wider as the topic becomes at least a bit lighter. ”It is a welcome change. Well, it is to me. My brother would vastly disagree.” Her tone stays mostly light, though there’s a sour edge to it. So many fights over this place, over Sunjata.
Though as he taps her hand, she focuses on him, on the way he says yours, and she believes him. He only wants a base of operations here if they need it, the secrets that pass through the doors. She takes a drag of her cigarette, exhaling the smoke as she looks at him with a question in her eyes. ”So what is it you hope you learn from the secrets of Halo?” He’d answered this question once before, but only to tell her he wanted to open more portals. She wasn’t sure the information she’d get here would help with that. Was there more?
Weaver
