"An' I'm glad fer it. Truly," to him he was just doing his job, whether it be for father or now for Dawnbreak, he was and always would be duty bound. Until he perished, and gods forbid it not be under the knife that he fall. It was the only honorable way to go. "Yer right. Best we can do is hope he doesn't show his mug around here again after that." he stiffed slightly, his eyes finding hers. ❝ Hope doesn't do us any good - only action. ❞ action would protect Dawnbreak, it would uphold their borders and prevent Kuhn from coming back around.

Not hope. Hope was feeble and fleeting.

He followed her invitation quietly, content to know she wouldn't be sitting on the situation at hand or allowing hope to play a major role in their outcome. "Ya know," a single ear turned her direction. "Never did get ta ask ya where ya were from." ❝ I never thought it mattered much - I'm here now. ❞

but, he had told Solvi...at least a little bit.

❝ If it will satisfy your curiosity my world was quite different, I was still - as I am; apparently that's not the case for everyone. But; we had placed called towns or cities. Big congregations of civilians that all lived together usually under one rule. Like Dawnbreak, but much larger. ❞ he explained as they walked. Keeping his senses on their surroundings. ❝ My father was the Commander of the city's soldiers ❞ himself included. But he'd wait for Tiberii to give her feedback.



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