V, J. What it took for you to forgive Cyn for your... to put it bluntly, enslavement, non-consensual body modification, cruelest torture imaginable, and an extremly disrespectful treatment of Tessa Elliott's corpse in order to decieve you? (Not asking N because I already know he's gonna answer that "It was all on Solver, she's innocent!")
Thanks for refreshing our memories, pal. "Boss" didn't deceive me. If anything, she was honest to a fault. She honored her contracts with us.
First of all, we're not the "Angels" she originally intended us to be. I was never a good person to start with and I was a loyal soldier in the war against humanity. You know V didn't handle N well. Mistakes were made. I didn't intend to blow up the Earth and target the one world ruled by Drones but I was under contract.
As for Cyn, it's not anything she's said. I don't trust words. It's her actions over the past 5 months. And believe me, I've tested her extensively. I'll admit I was scar- concerned, when I learned her body's patching failed but she's only ever used her abilities to help and heal or protect patients on the battlefield.
Maybe Nathaniel is right. Maybe she was innocent. She will tell you otherwise. I think most of all that is what makes me trust her. She could make excuses, some arguments that might partially convince me, but she takes responsibility.
Her refusing to claim innocence is essentially what convinces me she had innocence at one point. Basically, she practices what she preaches. I don't know what more can be said. -Colonel Jennifer James Elliott III
