Trowa shakes his head slightly. (And notes the French word for future reference.)
"[The ones that I have met don't seem to be.]"
He does need the practice; he remembers the slightly more natural way to phrase that right after he's committed to the other.
Oh well. That's what this is for.
"[Cassandra and her roommate both come here. And another friend named Steph. I think there are more, but I don't know if they come to Milliways.]"
"[Barbara Gordon is her roommate. A red-haired woman in a wheelchair.] She's a general information specialist." This has the air of a quote, for the very good reason that it is. It also has faint amusement attached, because Trowa is well aware of exactly how blandly vague a description that is. "[She seems to function as the coordination and dispatch for part or all of the team. I would guess all. If she's a metahuman, she hides it well.]" Which could be the case, of course. Trowa assesses and deduces but he tries very hard not to assume.
Assumptions get you killed. Trowa tries to avoid habits that do that.
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"[The ones that I have met don't seem to be.]"
He does need the practice; he remembers the slightly more natural way to phrase that right after he's committed to the other.
Oh well. That's what this is for.
"[Cassandra and her roommate both come here. And another friend named Steph. I think there are more, but I don't know if they come to Milliways.]"
"[Barbara Gordon is her roommate. A red-haired woman in a wheelchair.] She's a general information specialist." This has the air of a quote, for the very good reason that it is. It also has faint amusement attached, because Trowa is well aware of exactly how blandly vague a description that is. "[She seems to function as the coordination and dispatch for part or all of the team. I would guess all. If she's a metahuman, she hides it well.]" Which could be the case, of course. Trowa assesses and deduces but he tries very hard not to assume.
Assumptions get you killed. Trowa tries to avoid habits that do that.