“Mm, definitely not true.” She smiled, leaning back in her seat so she could track him as he stalked toward his warm broth. “If there’s one thing you can expect of Peter Quill, it’s that he will be dishonest to mortal opposition, but unflinchingly honest toward the ‘right’ move.”
'Right’ in the subjective, selfish sense. Certainly not in the moral sense of the word. No, morals were foreign to both of their decision engines. That’s why they were buddies~
“You’ll recognize them, immediately, my love. They’ll be the ones not prostrating themselves before me.” The arrival of a NEW GOD was often met with dissent. Such was life, and death in this case, she’d stopped batting her eyes about it.
“If anyone asks, when we arrive, you’re a SWORD of Balance. It should offer you protection at first.”
Hey, he had morals — even very precise ones, they were just a little bit... to the left. On paper, most people would agree — the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few — it's just that most people wouldn't be able to make the choices to ensure that, and then paint him with the guilt for it. It's always easier to see what's lost than what's saved. At least that usually means there are people to blame him.
He's not discussing that now, though. She already tells him often enough he's too — what was the term she used? Killing her vibe? That, then. It didn't matter right now.
"Swords? What's everyone's obsession with swords? I'm not learning to use one for you, before you ask. Not even symbolically."
You think lack of depth perception is shit when shooting? Try up close. No thanks.
"What exactly am I helping you with, anyway?"