Apocalypse

[Ramke]

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As much as she didn't like it, the Outcast spoke the truth. The captain intends to dive through into potentially Council territory to help out a losing battle. If she were to die, or worse, get captured by the Council, who would release Charlotte, or keep up the fight? But that means making an even bigger risk of trusting Loyola, who has made it clear she's doing this for her own reasons as opposed to loyalty. What is she planning to gain? Two DeFrances? The questions kept coming and coming, but the answers were nowhere to be found.

"I suppose you're right, but I'd sooner like to hear where would this place be." she replied after much deliberation. "The capitaine and his men want to return home, and I lost both my aide and the trust of people I thought I knew. It's more than likely I'll end up going alone. I trust you would be able to steer the Outcasts' attention away from me long enough to go elsewhere, oui?" she asked with an awkward expression, realising the irony.

Music certainly hasn't been something that was common on the ship aside from the on-board bar, which she rarely frequented as it was a place for commoners. Bringing up the console once more, she selected a random track, and sound soon started flowing through the less-than-great speakers of the room at relatively low volume.

"And what of Charlotte, then? How is she doing, what state is she in?" Claire asked.

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