He nodded without looking up. It was a pity that even among the Junkers who called each other family, the safety and health of some were still valued much more. It could tryly made one think that there would never be truly just society that would care for the basic needs of its every member.
"It's probably not so noticeable at Invergordon, although I suppose was too immersed in the work to ever see anything."
It was easier not to notice. To concentrate on his own problems... Even now, having ended up in the Legion, he fought for a better world for himself and his sister first and foremost. It was, without a doubt, selfishness, rooted in survival.
"Indeed. Thank you."
Putting the gloomy thoughts out of his mind, Locksmith quickly ate the rest of his portion. As usual, almost to the last drop. He had not had any shortage of food for some time, and yet he still appreciated it highly. Looking up at Sunny, he smiled. The day always seemed brighter with a full stomach.
"So, to the hangar as soon as you finish that tea?"
