[So far, Robin seems just like her Robin. Maybe a little more cautious, but Robin is always cautious. Always hiding things. Always keeping her real intentions to herself. So in the end, this suits her just fine. If she's willing to play that important role, and be the company that Lady Crocodile quietly craves, she'll do well enough in her employ.
Lady Crocodile is oh so charming to the waiter, as he hands out glasses of wine on the house, suggesting meals of high cost because there's obviously money to spend here. And she's struggling, in a way that only her closest companions would see at all, she's holding her temper and behavior in so well behind that act of sweet but distant. But god, she wants to tell him off, and get back to the conversation she'd wanted to be having at this point. Why do so many stupid men linger?
She's got to keep up the reputation as the kind lady of the seas. The vigilante heroine. The pirate killer for the good of all. The future queen of Alabasta. People believe in her, in her goals and mercy. And it's pathetic. But she can't keep that reputation, and the benefits that come from it, if she's cruel to random workers. No matter how annoying they are.
As soon as they've ordered, and he's gone, she sighs. Very glad for the wine that was brought already, she needs it after that nonsense act.] So you want to know about Salvador? Hmm. You're clever and you keep your eyes open. Let's see if you can figure it out from the picture alone. [A photograph of Salvador, taken discreetly while pretending to play with her phone, is shown on the screen.] Anything familiar about him?
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Date: 2019-02-28 04:36 am (UTC)Lady Crocodile is oh so charming to the waiter, as he hands out glasses of wine on the house, suggesting meals of high cost because there's obviously money to spend here. And she's struggling, in a way that only her closest companions would see at all, she's holding her temper and behavior in so well behind that act of sweet but distant. But god, she wants to tell him off, and get back to the conversation she'd wanted to be having at this point. Why do so many stupid men linger?
She's got to keep up the reputation as the kind lady of the seas. The vigilante heroine. The pirate killer for the good of all. The future queen of Alabasta. People believe in her, in her goals and mercy. And it's pathetic. But she can't keep that reputation, and the benefits that come from it, if she's cruel to random workers. No matter how annoying they are.
As soon as they've ordered, and he's gone, she sighs. Very glad for the wine that was brought already, she needs it after that nonsense act.] So you want to know about Salvador? Hmm. You're clever and you keep your eyes open. Let's see if you can figure it out from the picture alone. [A photograph of Salvador, taken discreetly while pretending to play with her phone, is shown on the screen.] Anything familiar about him?