(lol Lili does not see any offerings of friendship. All she has seen is they are violent people. People she cannot trust. hehe I am enjoying this story. VERY much and want to see how long we can keep it going. I have a few ideas. I think we can make it last longer and add more twists and surprises.)<br/><br/>Lili was so very confused. So very uncertain now. How was she to know a hand of friendship when it was already disguised as a fist of war? She wouldn't. She didn't. She couldn't. Right now she had no idea what his comment to her meant. It made no sense. This was all just so confusing. She shifted the toddler and whispered soft words to sooth the crying boys nerves. Soothing her own nerves...that wasn't going to happen. She just...didn't understand. She couldn't understand. Friendship should not come at the cost of destroying other friends.<br/><br/>She kept hearing a voice in her head. She wasn't a traitor. She knew no hand of friendship from people who killed without mercy. She had yet to see any sign of friendship from the other Vector users...no they attacked her. Even before she had refused anything they attacked her. Why would she trust anyone who would attack her just because of her power. That would be driving the knife into her own back. She shakes her head. She needed to go somewhere. To get away. To find a place to recover her senses.<br/><br/>She walked over to Trevor. Staring at the sky for a moment. "How can one betray people you don't even know?" she asks softly. Looking at Trevor. "I am so very confused Trevor. Why do those people keep calling me a traitor? I don't know any of them...I don't. I just know they kill my friends because they aren't like them." She was so very lost right now. Her mind replaying the words that Jasper yelled at her. What if there was some partial truth to his words? She didn't know at the moment. The child had fallen asleep in her arms.<br/><br/>She closed her eyes and figured if that voice could talk in her head...maybe she could talk back. She had to try it. Her mind locked on to the voice's mind.<span style="font-style: italic">What do you want from me?!</span>The confusion and confliction quite clear in the words that she sent back to the man she had yet to meet. Not in person at least. She then ends the connection rather suddenly. Quickly enough it would cause a sharp pain in both her mind and the one who kept speaking words in her mind. Holding her head with her free hand. The way she ended the connection showed the caused pain was completely unintentional.