Hopefully Jennifer will eventually discover that both sides are pretty sketchy, and just because he's been wronged by the rebels doesn't mean he trusts Romac any more. (It's clear now that Jennifer wasn't sent to rescue him, which means he still has nothing to thank them for.)
"Thanks," he answers, relaxing a little. He'll figure out what to do about resources. He still has some contacts - if he's careful, he can talk to them. They'll give a helpful hand, and be much plainer about what they want in return.
He debates revealing a few choice tidbits (not just rumours) about Romac, but decides this isn't the time. He's hardly in a state to properly argue the point and convince her - besides, he doesn't want to push his luck or just seem plain ungrateful.
"How long have you been in the city?" he asks curiously, since he doesn't want to be discussing factions or what she does for them.
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"Thanks," he answers, relaxing a little. He'll figure out what to do about resources. He still has some contacts - if he's careful, he can talk to them. They'll give a helpful hand, and be much plainer about what they want in return.
He debates revealing a few choice tidbits (not just rumours) about Romac, but decides this isn't the time. He's hardly in a state to properly argue the point and convince her - besides, he doesn't want to push his luck or just seem plain ungrateful.
"How long have you been in the city?" he asks curiously, since he doesn't want to be discussing factions or what she does for them.