"Fellow Lane Hackers, your current inputs are very intriguing to me. While we do face many well trained fighters out on the field, they do not have as much intelligence as we do. Yet we are not as skilled in combat, I still stand on that point. Experience can come from what we have already been doing. I believe, however, that there are still at least some very smart people on the enemy side, somewhere. Miss Frost's two cents in this conversation are very important to realize. We are indeed smaller than the ranks and size of the Navy, Police, and Security Force, along with the corrupt corporations of Liberty, all combined. We have to think very wisely about our movements here, as a wrong move could lead to all our premature ends."
Niall leans forward again onto the table, balancing her sight upon the many Lane Hackers in the room. She particularly looks at Wolfgang, regardless of his innocent expressions. Her face looks as if she was somewhat suspicious.
"In any case, Miss Frost has a point. We need to strike their traders swiftly and effortlessly, for they are usually some of the weaker chains in the link. If we can seize their cargo for our own, perhaps we may grow in the process, and hinder their growth in the future."
Her face changes to a nostalgic scene as she recalls Gallia.
"Ah, yes, Gallia... They were large trouble, even in my efforts to help fight them with Bretonia long before I came here. I can see that they too have some very intelligent people on their side as well. The danger of weakening Liberty is a vital point, yet again, that Miss Frost made. If Liberty is to fall, the other houses may tumble after, into Gallia's eye of their storm. I fear if that happens, our movements shall come to an end, or to a temporary halt. These are trying times indeed. I may even go as far as to say that if we are to take Liberty and make it right, we must first help defend her against the Gauls."
She returned her face to a gentle smile and a content expression as she reaches her most recent conclusion.
"All in all, so far this is what I am seeing. The more Lane Hackers that provide their input, the more I can provide plans that we may need to focus on. But the real decision depends on the Professorship. If we are to walk the path of revolution, we must band together and make ourselves as one in times like this."
With the final words she had to say at the moment, she again leaned back into the chair, taking in a breath and relaxing with her hands once more in her lap. She kept her eyes moving around the table.
