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Crane regards your silence watchfully.
<span class="mu-i">“I know that you ordered against any attempt by her to glean further information from Hail by way of seduction, but the little she has told us thus far from her casual affiliation has been helpful in seeing where the Red Hand is leaning as the wind blows. Hail trusts you enough to let you in on this secret meeting of his, but that is our good luck. If we want word of anything less directly against our interest as zero hour draws near, we may need to revisit that decision.”</span>
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> “She did mention she has a girl-crush on the old man. I think we may be out in the cold with Breaker, we need a direct in with someone in rebel leadership before this all goes to hell. Needs must as the Voidmother drives…” You don’t like it, but Terri was willing and the stakes are high enough that this is the safest option. Feminine wiles aren’t a particularly sharp weapon in your arsenal, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use that of your squad if they are on board. [Daredevil]
> “Not a green chance in hell, Crane. She’s just a kid.” Your kid. Regardless of how willing Terri may be, you don’t ask your people to do anything you wouldn’t do yourself. One-sided firefights against overwhelming odds? A-OK. Sleeping around for pillow talk that translates into intel? Hell naw. [Firebrand]
> “No. It wasn’t worth the risk then, and it isn’t worth the risk now.” Your order stands, but not out of a particularly principled reason. Hail and the Red Hand are already the faction most on your side, if not the Company’s side. Besides, you want your people distancing themselves from the rebels at this stage not cosying up to them. [Xenophobe]
