Joanne nods slowly, swallowing the lump in her throat. Whatever the relationship between Dalik and his host was, it didn't remotely sound good. "Y...Yeah, okay," says Joanne. She casts a brief, worried glance between the two of them before walking down the ship's ramp and into the night. The way back to the Galaxy's Edge seems longer and colder to her than before, even though the weather never changes here.
<<Most long term host-Yeerk relationships are like that, Joanne.>>
Joanne blinks twice and nods slowly. <<Yeah, Kess, I know, I know, but...It's just wrong. That woman doesn't even know who she is anymore!>>
<<And if I had not decided that I didn't want to be a monster, that day...you wouldn't know who you were either. You have reason to be grateful.>>
It was perhaps a reason that had not occurred to her until now. Joanne swings open the double doors to the Bar and walks in, getting a look around. Myitt was alone, this time. Myitt had tried to murder her. It had all happened in a flash--- The gleam of the knive, the pain, and then she was on the floor. Joanne unsteadily walked half of the way toward Myitt, hand falling naturally to where her Dracon was. It would be so easy to give the woman a shot to the face in kind...but so pointless.
<<I want answers.>>
Joanne stopped in front of Myitt, still standing, cleared her throat and said, "...why'd you do it? Why'd you attack us?"
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Jeffrey sighed. Touchy woman! I only encouraged her to do what she was going to do anyway and the whole freaking Bar just flips out! What, she'll threaten it but can't take the follow-through? It's such bull****. Jeffrey takes a sip of his drink and slams it down.
He glances sideways at Nepek as he speaks, and then says, "Okay fine. Sounds fair. I'll try and see if I can relax for the moment."