The Yellow Brick Road [ Coalition + Mollys & Perhaps Hessians ]

[Blodwyn O'Driscoll]

The woman stared at him as the Premier greeted her back. Still looking at him, she tried to decipher his feelings beyond the mask of coldness and seriousness. Unable to see anything, she shrugged and proceeded to greet the sergeant and the docking bay guards, holding her hand to the former.
Dia duit, sergeant, dhis be an heartenin' soight tae see ye lot, lads un' lasses, clad un' armed tae protect oos all.
The sergeant shook hands with her and nodded , while some the guards presents undertook a military salute, some others sighed or even ignored her completly.


Later as Warner started to speak again; listening to him,she noticed that something was bothering him. At least the man was able to show some human feelings. She smiled a bit relieved by that last thought.
Once he finished, she answered him, still smiling.

O' course, Premier Warner. Oy alreaday asked fer d'meeting room tae be readied. Oy hope dhis will fit ye. Is dere anyting else oy can do fer ye ?

Oif nae, please be koind enought tae follow mae. Oy'll take ye tae d'meetin' room.
She carried on.


She then turned her back on him and started to walk nonchalantly, with a rolling gait, toward the safety airlock at the end of the docking bay.

As she noticed the heavy footstep of the armored Coalition guards, the woman turned back to the group following her. Adressing anew to the premier, she asked him :

Are doses really necessary ? Ye know, oy dun boite, nayr do oy carry any sort o' weapons. Ye's safe in dhis place.

Un' oy mus' admit dhat dey're pretty scary
She ended, almost whispering to Warner as she came closer to him.