09-09-2008, 09:45 PM
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And I am Winter born
She nodded in reply, a quick twitch of her head to show she understood. She felt a little relieved-- glad, even, that he would someday take her up on her offer if he so needed. She felt as though she would be doing herself a disservice by being dishonest if she did not leave the offer open. In many ways, the exchanging of information was the greatest thing one could do, for knowledge held so much power. It was intimidating at times, refreshing at others, and downright scary in many cases. Here, it seemed as though it was a mix of both. But she would not let herself be intimidated by any of this-- be it the atrocities committed (by either side) or the fact that Gabriel had told her all she needed to know. If she needed more, she would find it, in time. "Yes, that is everything. Perhaps I will see you again, Gabriel," she replied. She dipped her head once, this time as a goodbye. She paused, watching his eyes for a moment, then turned and left. She had nothing else to say, and neither did the Aquila. Her mission had been accomplished.
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She nodded in reply, a quick twitch of her head to show she understood. She felt a little relieved-- glad, even, that he would someday take her up on her offer if he so needed. She felt as though she would be doing herself a disservice by being dishonest if she did not leave the offer open. In many ways, the exchanging of information was the greatest thing one could do, for knowledge held so much power. It was intimidating at times, refreshing at others, and downright scary in many cases. Here, it seemed as though it was a mix of both. But she would not let herself be intimidated by any of this-- be it the atrocities committed (by either side) or the fact that Gabriel had told her all she needed to know. If she needed more, she would find it, in time. "Yes, that is everything. Perhaps I will see you again, Gabriel," she replied. She dipped her head once, this time as a goodbye. She paused, watching his eyes for a moment, then turned and left. She had nothing else to say, and neither did the Aquila. Her mission had been accomplished.