1st Vhalar
Well, this was beyond just a clusterfuck.
As if an ex-con with an attitude problem wasn't bad enough, the reasons and dangers to this mission made a nice addition. Scalvoris could be swallowed into a world of dreams, outright destroyed one way or another, and the team had all of their own personal grudges. As far as she could tell, Rey was the most neutral aspect of this mission. While Max clearly had issues with her, none of it was personal aside from her being an Element. Sephira, however, seemed to have as many issues with Max as Max had with her. At least, compared to how she had seen the superior Element act around other people.
When Max made her laps around the room, Rey met her eyes, not letting herself show what fear she felt for the woman. Rynmere was the intimidating factor of this mission as far as she was concerned, and the ex-convict had more than just Rey'na to worry about. If Max proved to be a danger then Rey had full faith that Sephira would be there for her and willing to deal with Max accordingly. Yet the convict, aggressive or not, had a point. What they were doing was beyond just dangerous, and the Scalvoris military knew it. None of these people were spies, let alone trained enough to take on the entirety of Rynmere if everything went to dog shit.
Something about it, though, bothered her. If things did go south, as they easily could, what were three people supposed to do about it? There was no way they could wipe out armies in Rynmere, and even if it was just the piss-poor guards that the Iron Hand had at their disposal, it was enough to take out three people, no matter how skilled they were in combat. Rey had seen Sephira fight, and knew what she could do, but she'd seen Rynmere too. Seen the brutality some guards went to. Even during her stage of crime, with Lisirra at her side, it was often safer to avoid guards than to kill them.
"I'm in" she replied, keeping her eyes on Max as she did. "But why us? Scalvoris has spies, it has men and women trained to do this. We're soldiers, or not as the case may be, and we're being sent to infiltrate a shit-sty of a city with enough guards in Andaris to wipe a small army, let alone us. So what makes us the right choice?" she asked, eyes finally looking back to Kura with an air of concern to her. While she didn't think Scalvoris would ever send them to die, she had her doubts about the entire situation.
Cautiously, she gave a glance to Sephira, one of doubt. Whether she was having the same concerns or not the young Element didn't know, but surely she had some concern too. At least, Rey'na hoped she did. She would deeply hate to be in agreement with Max alone.
As if an ex-con with an attitude problem wasn't bad enough, the reasons and dangers to this mission made a nice addition. Scalvoris could be swallowed into a world of dreams, outright destroyed one way or another, and the team had all of their own personal grudges. As far as she could tell, Rey was the most neutral aspect of this mission. While Max clearly had issues with her, none of it was personal aside from her being an Element. Sephira, however, seemed to have as many issues with Max as Max had with her. At least, compared to how she had seen the superior Element act around other people.
When Max made her laps around the room, Rey met her eyes, not letting herself show what fear she felt for the woman. Rynmere was the intimidating factor of this mission as far as she was concerned, and the ex-convict had more than just Rey'na to worry about. If Max proved to be a danger then Rey had full faith that Sephira would be there for her and willing to deal with Max accordingly. Yet the convict, aggressive or not, had a point. What they were doing was beyond just dangerous, and the Scalvoris military knew it. None of these people were spies, let alone trained enough to take on the entirety of Rynmere if everything went to dog shit.
Something about it, though, bothered her. If things did go south, as they easily could, what were three people supposed to do about it? There was no way they could wipe out armies in Rynmere, and even if it was just the piss-poor guards that the Iron Hand had at their disposal, it was enough to take out three people, no matter how skilled they were in combat. Rey had seen Sephira fight, and knew what she could do, but she'd seen Rynmere too. Seen the brutality some guards went to. Even during her stage of crime, with Lisirra at her side, it was often safer to avoid guards than to kill them.
"I'm in" she replied, keeping her eyes on Max as she did. "But why us? Scalvoris has spies, it has men and women trained to do this. We're soldiers, or not as the case may be, and we're being sent to infiltrate a shit-sty of a city with enough guards in Andaris to wipe a small army, let alone us. So what makes us the right choice?" she asked, eyes finally looking back to Kura with an air of concern to her. While she didn't think Scalvoris would ever send them to die, she had her doubts about the entire situation.
Cautiously, she gave a glance to Sephira, one of doubt. Whether she was having the same concerns or not the young Element didn't know, but surely she had some concern too. At least, Rey'na hoped she did. She would deeply hate to be in agreement with Max alone.