[Caitlyn meets Aelwyn's eyes momentarily before shifting her gaze back to Dogtown. There's something about Aelwyn that makes her uncomfortable, as though she's looking into a particularly distorted mirror. But there's also something under the surface, difficult to pin down, that makes it clear Aelwyn isn't just another of the stifling chorus of voices that's been warning Caitlyn against rushing into danger her whole life, that she's experienced more of the world than fancy dinner parties and nights at the opera.
Caitlyn's fingers drum impatiently against the GPS.]
You think they don't care about helping anyone or stopping the apocalypse? [That can't really be what Aelwyn's implying. Why would ADI go to all this trouble if they really had no interest in helping? But she's recently learned a hard lesson about not everyone being what they seem.]
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Caitlyn's fingers drum impatiently against the GPS.]
You think they don't care about helping anyone or stopping the apocalypse? [That can't really be what Aelwyn's implying. Why would ADI go to all this trouble if they really had no interest in helping? But she's recently learned a hard lesson about not everyone being what they seem.]