The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind
She hums her agreement, the idea of actually organizing the hunters swimming in her mind. They’d all been so busy just trying to get food in the first place that they’d never bothered to stop and be organized about it, working together and yet still for themselves. They shared, of course, made sure those in their party didn’t starve and went home with their fair share, but certainly there could have been a better way to go about it. ”That is the goal. A pretty face behind the bar who will absolutely stab her regulars if they are shits. Usually wins approval here.” She grins, a little vicious, pulling a knife from her belt, one finger on the point of the blade. It is one of many blades she wields.
Part of what makes her good at her job is her curiosity, her willingness to simply ask questions and her ability to get you talking. She doesn’t pry for secrets, but rather lets people give them to her in time, but she makes herself approachable. She gathers information this way, through harmless conversations, storing it away for the day it might be useful. No one thinks twice about the friendly, chatty bartender, after all. ”Huh,” she says, partly just an exhale of breath rather than a proper word. ”Was Northhaven actually a better choice?” The question is genuine, not judging. She understands running from a fight to live another day, to survive. She is not ashamed to run from a fight; not all fights can be won. But some might be worth losing. Would she leave Halo, if that seemed like the only option?
Part of what makes her good at her job is her curiosity, her willingness to simply ask questions and her ability to get you talking. She doesn’t pry for secrets, but rather lets people give them to her in time, but she makes herself approachable. She gathers information this way, through harmless conversations, storing it away for the day it might be useful. No one thinks twice about the friendly, chatty bartender, after all. ”Huh,” she says, partly just an exhale of breath rather than a proper word. ”Was Northhaven actually a better choice?” The question is genuine, not judging. She understands running from a fight to live another day, to survive. She is not ashamed to run from a fight; not all fights can be won. But some might be worth losing. Would she leave Halo, if that seemed like the only option?
Weaver
