[ The pragmatic approach is something to be appreciated, given the circumstances she finds herself in. For while Lotor worries about when the transmission about his exile will come through, when the soldiers will question his involvement, Koriand'r similarly wonders how long before they come searching for their companion, assuming they DON'T figure out his deception.
And a name is simple enough. He theorized correctly, too. It's been so long since anyone has cared enough to be so much as politely curious about her name- she'd almost forgotten what it felt like to actually converse with someone. ]
I am Koriand'r.
[ His name might have been familiar to her, if her guards had bothered speaking in her presence. More often than not she was left with sentries, however. She does note this, however, like the rest of him, Lotor doesn't sound like a typical Galra name. It's more elegant, much like its bearer, and lacks the sharper or harsher sounds she's come to expect when Galra speak their titles and designations.
Perhaps, just maybe, her luck is turning for the better after all, but it remains to be seen as it depends largely on his response, which she now eagerly waits to hear. ]
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And a name is simple enough. He theorized correctly, too. It's been so long since anyone has cared enough to be so much as politely curious about her name- she'd almost forgotten what it felt like to actually converse with someone. ]
I am Koriand'r.
[ His name might have been familiar to her, if her guards had bothered speaking in her presence. More often than not she was left with sentries, however. She does note this, however, like the rest of him, Lotor doesn't sound like a typical Galra name. It's more elegant, much like its bearer, and lacks the sharper or harsher sounds she's come to expect when Galra speak their titles and designations.
Perhaps, just maybe, her luck is turning for the better after all, but it remains to be seen as it depends largely on his response, which she now eagerly waits to hear. ]