[ She says that much first— she's never spelled out her allegiance to the Regent in as clear terms to him thus far, despite her early shown loyalty to the overall concept of creating a new world. But she can't beat around the bush anymore, not even to Abel, who she's sure most of any of the Pleroma she knows will have some kind of negative reaction.
It is what it is— there's no shame in it, not to her, though it is perhaps a disappointment that he may not ever see things her way. Her eyes stay locked with his, careful, apprehensive, as if expecting the worst. She's always been puzzled by his continuing support for her, and thinks that at some point one of these straws will break the camel's back. She goes on confidently, regardless. ]
Less people would make themselves targets this way, you know... so I'm trying to help.
[ It would be better for everyone: not just the Regent, but for the Pleroma too, from her warped point of view. It's as they said afterall— the people in Venera and the prisoner in Godsblood would be examples. When the people of Horos see what happens to those who make trouble, there'll be no need for the Regent to do this again, and more importantly, the path to a peaceful and just world will be less thick to walk through. That's her firm belief. ]
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...I support what the Regent is doing.
[ She says that much first— she's never spelled out her allegiance to the Regent in as clear terms to him thus far, despite her early shown loyalty to the overall concept of creating a new world. But she can't beat around the bush anymore, not even to Abel, who she's sure most of any of the Pleroma she knows will have some kind of negative reaction.
It is what it is— there's no shame in it, not to her, though it is perhaps a disappointment that he may not ever see things her way. Her eyes stay locked with his, careful, apprehensive, as if expecting the worst. She's always been puzzled by his continuing support for her, and thinks that at some point one of these straws will break the camel's back. She goes on confidently, regardless. ]
Less people would make themselves targets this way, you know... so I'm trying to help.
[ It would be better for everyone: not just the Regent, but for the Pleroma too, from her warped point of view. It's as they said afterall— the people in Venera and the prisoner in Godsblood would be examples. When the people of Horos see what happens to those who make trouble, there'll be no need for the Regent to do this again, and more importantly, the path to a peaceful and just world will be less thick to walk through. That's her firm belief. ]