If a bitch is the worst thing they've got to call us, then I would take that as a compliment, heeheehee!
[She leans her head against the palm of her hand, eyes crinkling with faint amusement - a sign that the laugh was one of her few genuine ones. She had been called much worse in her life, after all, it was actually a little pleasant to be grouped up with a bunch of "bitches" instead of the warmongering assholes she was with before.]
I'll look forward to the festivities, though. [She was slowly experimenting in figuring out if she could accidentally harm someone with her peculiar ability through touch or not, and so far she had gathered that no one could get harmed through touching her - and it seemed LB would figure out real quick that she couldn't accidentally hurt anyone from her own touch as well. But hey, there really wouldn't be any better way to experiment.]
I can't promise that I'll gather the most points - eheh - but I'll do my best to help out wherever possible, ma'am.
[She's not quite certain what to call her - "commander" didn't seem right, and "sir" certainly wasn't going to work. She's trying to be respectful, though!]
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[She leans her head against the palm of her hand, eyes crinkling with faint amusement - a sign that the laugh was one of her few genuine ones. She had been called much worse in her life, after all, it was actually a little pleasant to be grouped up with a bunch of "bitches" instead of the warmongering assholes she was with before.]
I'll look forward to the festivities, though. [She was slowly experimenting in figuring out if she could accidentally harm someone with her peculiar ability through touch or not, and so far she had gathered that no one could get harmed through touching her - and it seemed LB would figure out real quick that she couldn't accidentally hurt anyone from her own touch as well. But hey, there really wouldn't be any better way to experiment.]
I can't promise that I'll gather the most points - eheh - but I'll do my best to help out wherever possible, ma'am.
[She's not quite certain what to call her - "commander" didn't seem right, and "sir" certainly wasn't going to work. She's trying to be respectful, though!]