Heir of the Empire
Quinn laughed softly at the compliment. Her bloody hand covered her face without touching it, primarily to hide the blush rushing to her face. At least the blood was in her face and not flowing out of the half-closed wound. "You're playing a dangerous game with that compliment, my dear Governor." The Echani playfully joked with the woman, but somewhere deep down, she believed it. Quinn knew she was cursed when it came to romance. Partners either left her or they died. Or, in Alina's case, she died, and Quinn, being selfish, could and wouldn't let the woman rest in peace.
The more Quinn thought about it, her line of thought that everyone she gets with dies - the more true it was. It seemed the only one that had survived the curse was Sylvia. Thinking about the pink-haired rat only made the Princess's eyes roll.
At least her tone was playful, meaning she wasn't killing the mood, especially after enjoying the brief exchange. "You're beautiful as well, but you're more than that." Quinn paused as they kept walking. "You're strong and brave. What you did was beyond amazing; I admire you in so many ways, Kaila." Quinn mused over the few interactions they had. Kaila did what so many Sith wanted to do. Breaking one's chains and becoming free was a dream that even Quinn dreamed of.
The hallway felt like an eternity, and Quinn began to feel fatigued from her healing and wound. Leaning into Kaila, she let the woman support her more than she had initially wanted. The Princess still wanted to be independent and seen as strong, but at this moment, she let herself show weakness.
It was a moment full of trust; among the Sith, when one showed weakness, another would capitalize.
Remembering the young Darth's surprise, Quinn commented, "You should trust your abilities more. Like I said, you're strong. No one could have done what you did breaking away from Kaine Zambrano."