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Glancing over at Cora and Laneesha for a moment, Sayori drifted over to where Quint was standing until she was positioned near enough to start a conversation.
"Hey, um Quint? You never mentioned having people out there who knew about... everything. I thought the only other person who knew was Sarah." Her tone was soft and curious, though not accusatory.
It wasn't as though she was particularly suspicious of him, but it did seem a bit odd that he had never mentioned anyone like that before. Though... come to think of it, he hadn't really gotten the chance to. If he had said anything in the dungeon or at the General's house, there was bound to be a camera or recorder to expose his allies. Quint seemed like the type who would try to handle it all by himself, too. After all, he had singlehandedly been protecting Cora for a long time, hadn't he?
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"You're welcome," Laneesha replied. Throughout Cora's response, Laneesha had regarded her carefully, possibly looking for hints to see if she was being disingenuous. After she was done though, it seemed as though the zombie believed that Cora was being honest and straightforward. She didn't let on what her opinions were regarding Kuznet or the man's words to them other than by a slight pinch of her eyebrows.
"Being that he is a General, I doubt it would have been allowed to happen without the paperwork passing across his desk, so I believe you in that regard. As for the cruelty of men..." Her eyes drifted toward the rest of the group and lingered on Damien and Vin, a hint of resentment within them." I don't believe there is no goodness, but it's hard to deny the excessive amount of cruelty and ignorance, especially that of humans."
"In any case." Laneesha flicked her eyes back to the other woman. "I need to get moving if I want to reach our next location soon, and you would be best advised to get as far away from here as possible if you are trying to avoid the General."
"Hey, um Quint? You never mentioned having people out there who knew about... everything. I thought the only other person who knew was Sarah." Her tone was soft and curious, though not accusatory.
It wasn't as though she was particularly suspicious of him, but it did seem a bit odd that he had never mentioned anyone like that before. Though... come to think of it, he hadn't really gotten the chance to. If he had said anything in the dungeon or at the General's house, there was bound to be a camera or recorder to expose his allies. Quint seemed like the type who would try to handle it all by himself, too. After all, he had singlehandedly been protecting Cora for a long time, hadn't he?
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"You're welcome," Laneesha replied. Throughout Cora's response, Laneesha had regarded her carefully, possibly looking for hints to see if she was being disingenuous. After she was done though, it seemed as though the zombie believed that Cora was being honest and straightforward. She didn't let on what her opinions were regarding Kuznet or the man's words to them other than by a slight pinch of her eyebrows.
"Being that he is a General, I doubt it would have been allowed to happen without the paperwork passing across his desk, so I believe you in that regard. As for the cruelty of men..." Her eyes drifted toward the rest of the group and lingered on Damien and Vin, a hint of resentment within them." I don't believe there is no goodness, but it's hard to deny the excessive amount of cruelty and ignorance, especially that of humans."
"In any case." Laneesha flicked her eyes back to the other woman. "I need to get moving if I want to reach our next location soon, and you would be best advised to get as far away from here as possible if you are trying to avoid the General."