She didn’t know why she trusted him enough to tell him about the Land Runners, but either way, there was no going back. She noticed the wary look he gave her as she held his arm in her hands, but she gave him a reassuring smile. As he rubbed his wrist she hummed in agreement to his question, nodding. “Yeah, both him and the Strider that destroyed the relationship between them and us.” She let his arm go, walking back over to the desk. She grabbed a pencil and a blank sheet, sketching something out. After a moment she handed the drawing to him. “It looked like this.” She crosses her arms, standing next to him.<br/><br/>She took a moment as he studied the photo to study him. He was... really handsome. It was easy to tell that the years of being a Strider and living in this world combined had taken its toll, his eyes were tired. “Maybe so, I think that it would be better if we could unite the groups again.” The mention of a Strider settlement made her perk up, looking up to him with curious green eyes. “Really? I’ve heard talk about that place, I know a lot of young Striders want to go there to learn, a couple of our runners want to as well. But, as incredible as it would be, you have to understand our precaution with this sort of alliance. And it isn’t up to me. But, yeah, I think we could make a pretty big impact on the other chapters if we were to try. The world is falling apart, we can’t stay divided anymore.” She agreed wholeheartedly, adding her own sentiment to the statement. “But for now, you’re the only Strider who knows. So if you see the tattoo on someone else here, don’t bring it up. For now.” She gave him a smile, rolling her shoulders back.<br/><br/>She stepped close so she could observe the paper in his hands. “Have you ever seen that?” She asked curiously, looking up to him, her eyes flickering over his. “We can take some stuff from here back to your hut, the other runners wouldn’t take kindly to a Strider snooping here alone. I’ll let them know you know now but... still.”