Maris Fero
Riff-raff, Street Rat.
“Their lives have no meaning,” Enyo confirmed Maris’ suspicions without argument, a stab of dismay unsettling the youth again as she felt an unexpected sense of disappointment in society in general.
It would be easy, she considered, to believe that they all deserved whatever punishment the universe designed for them. At least in the Lower-L life meant something, and the stakes of the game were real. “Someone should show them what they are missing,”
And watch those with the strength to do so survive and flourish... she completed her thought silently, unsure of where that line of thought might take her.
Enyo was confident she could repair the damage to her face, and she claimed to feel no pain either. Maris reconsidered her new employer, wondering how anyone could live without the pain. She chose not to voice the question for now, nor question Enyo’s creation or capabilities.
She nodded her acceptance of her rewards for services rendered, unable to really imagine what she might do with a room or the funds, more concerned that Enyo might try to keep her under watch, “I’m free to come and go though, right? I can go low level - if I wanted to?”
Maris moved to stand, hopping to her feet and turning back to face Enyo, “You want me to become like your soldiers?” she asked, earnestly hoping that was not Typhos’ intention, Maris was no soldier at heart.
[member="Enyo Typhos"]
It would be easy, she considered, to believe that they all deserved whatever punishment the universe designed for them. At least in the Lower-L life meant something, and the stakes of the game were real. “Someone should show them what they are missing,”
And watch those with the strength to do so survive and flourish... she completed her thought silently, unsure of where that line of thought might take her.
Enyo was confident she could repair the damage to her face, and she claimed to feel no pain either. Maris reconsidered her new employer, wondering how anyone could live without the pain. She chose not to voice the question for now, nor question Enyo’s creation or capabilities.
She nodded her acceptance of her rewards for services rendered, unable to really imagine what she might do with a room or the funds, more concerned that Enyo might try to keep her under watch, “I’m free to come and go though, right? I can go low level - if I wanted to?”
Maris moved to stand, hopping to her feet and turning back to face Enyo, “You want me to become like your soldiers?” she asked, earnestly hoping that was not Typhos’ intention, Maris was no soldier at heart.
[member="Enyo Typhos"]