Voyage I: Lentini

[Loyola]

Enma is not paying much attention to what is happening and just holds her look at her glass. Just as Claire, she got really tired, but unlike the noble girl, she used to work in such conditions. Holding up her sleep for over 48 hours while still being productive. It backfires, of course, but in the end, it's worth it.

Being honestly surprised how gentle and nice Gab is behaving towards Claire, Enma would not try to hide her confusion. He wasn't anything like that with her. That was weird. While the girl said nothing about most of her suggestions. She turned at her bodyguard first, smiles widely before, wanting to say something, but then passing on that opportunity. Letting him to interpretative everything on his own. Trying to get back to business in her mind and decide at least upon something.

Not being hasty, Enma reads something before replying. Her voice is low and kind of scratchy with her movements being slower it may even be annoying. She's thinking far ahead, not quite concentrating on what Claire actually asked her.

— Confederacy? This appears to be a fragile political coalition of the Council, traitorous nobles and Union Corse syndicates. I have reasons to believe that this will have a lot of internal conflicts, which eventually should open an opportunity to strike back.

Taking a deep sigh, she takes a sip of wine, not really afraid of being drunk anymore, as she's at her own territory now. So a bit of alcohol would not harm at all. In the end, there needs to be a way to relax at least somehow.

— As I said I plan us to move to Kusari and then to Sigmas, to eventually, return to the Outcast space. That's quite a hook, but it shall be more secure than attempting to get back to 37. I have no idea what Council agents know by this point in time. But I have no intention risking you or my own life for the sake of taking a short route. As for GCs, if you don't know this is a radical feminist group that is fighting to establish a matriarchy in Kusari. Along with that they distribute Cardamine at the local market and being our key ally in Kusari.

She looks at displays, remembering that Claire got no clear reaction about the idea of the political campaign when it comes to sending messages.

— So what do you think of the idea of sending warnings and generally make your presence more apparent at the political board? I am personally indifferent, that's your decision, but I think that it would make a practical sense.

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