[If they think Lexa is here because she doesn't trust this operation to go well, they are absolutely correct. It's not that she doesn't trust her own warriors when they're needed. The problem is that when it comes to this particular group of "warriors," she feels as if she's been given little reason to trust them. They don't work well together. They have a lot of interpersonal conflict. And there are those who are too petulant to be trusted to not be out for themselves when it's least needed.
But she's here. She is here.
Lexa is less a part of the distractions and more someone hidden, crouched into shadows with her mind open to those around her so that they know where she is. She has already tracked several paths to where she needs to be if necessary, and she's prepared to do actual harm if it comes down to it.
But as it is, she sits patiently, even as Sam is ... abruptly much too loud in her mind.
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But she's here. She is here.
Lexa is less a part of the distractions and more someone hidden, crouched into shadows with her mind open to those around her so that they know where she is. She has already tracked several paths to where she needs to be if necessary, and she's prepared to do actual harm if it comes down to it.
But as it is, she sits patiently, even as Sam is ... abruptly much too loud in her mind.
Damnit, Sam.]