[... Frankly Alice isn't sure what to make of the Zenith side. She lacks the context that she had with the Anti-Area, the Pelion princess, District Zero and all the rest of the stories from her own world. She knew that land, those people, the histories -- her grandfather had told her the stories after all. He had spoken of his triumphs in the field and his failures, the things he mourned doing and those that he didn't do.
It's clear though that Amos takes his position in Zenith with some burden. His voice is confident as he says he'll do better and her own communion pulses like a heartbeat with his declaration and his want for it. The tone of her voice is warm as well, accepting.]
Then I believe in you.
[She doesn't believe in what he did, no. Some might view it a 'necessary evil' but there was no necessity to it much like the broken bodies left behind in the wake of terrorist attacks in her own world. There was nothing necessary about those deaths.]
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It's clear though that Amos takes his position in Zenith with some burden. His voice is confident as he says he'll do better and her own communion pulses like a heartbeat with his declaration and his want for it. The tone of her voice is warm as well, accepting.]
Then I believe in you.
[She doesn't believe in what he did, no. Some might view it a 'necessary evil' but there was no necessity to it much like the broken bodies left behind in the wake of terrorist attacks in her own world. There was nothing necessary about those deaths.]