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- So, that's what you're saying... - Myco replied with a polite smile, choosing not to argue.
The idea of "choosing" something in such circumstances, like picking out meat at the Calcite market, weighed heavily on her heart. And how did they all end up in this situation? How much easier would it have been to continue living a peaceful life in Sanctuary, working diligently, and sleeping soundly, rather than rummaging around in some caves?
But there was no point in running away from reality, especially in their situation, and certainly not in such a pathetic way, so the thought didn't develop any further.
- I feel that we have something in common, however presumptuous that may sound given our brief acquaintance, - she finally said to the dark-haired woman. - So, if my previous concerns are unfounded, then... perhaps my lifestyle can be reconciled with your worldview... - She rubbed her elbow in embarrassment, looking away, mentally sighing and scolding herself for wasting precious seconds mumbling, while Dakini was cursing as he pushed through the undergrowth, and somewhere underground, a giant apostolic octopus was gorging itself on human flesh and blood. - Provided we survive the upcoming battle, - realizing everything she had just thought, she added in a firm tone.
- Was it just as difficult for you at the beginning of your career? - she asked Sonata.