<span style="color: #b3b300">"we can replace a heart, lungs or liver but serious brain injuries are far more difficult to fully heal, even for us. we just had plenty of excess resources to devote to taking care of those who suffered from brain injuries."</span>Jass jumped slightly and stared at Trinity.<span style="color: #b3b300">"what is an Eternal doing here? i thought the whole idea was not to be seen?"</span><br/><br/>Thethem stared at Trinity unmoved by her musical laughter.<span style="color: #ff9999">"we trusted in Jass' exemplary record which was nearly two hundred years long. nothing you have said inspires confidence, quite the opposite in fact."</span><span style="color: #ffff99">"for security and ethical reasons i must insist that the security system remains active. no member of this government is authorized to have a private conversation with a foreign power and you Eternals certainly qualify. when we decide to make your existence public knowledge the people have the right to be able to review our interactions... we try not to keep secrets from our people and classifying information is considered a last resort."</span>"the concern is touching but the expedition force will be very well equipped to defend themselves with non lethal force." he looked at the tablet and frowned. "you're not doing a good job of setting our minds at ease." he frowned as he listened and once again Trinity would sense concern in the room. "so you are an accidental corruption that resulted in sentience in a machine... that does not soothe my concerns at all." he frowned and looked at the camera again. "no, i am current leader of the Seraphim people as a whole. i authorized the mission and chose the team that will lead the mission to Azeroth. Trinity here barged into what was supposed to be a meeting between our ruling counsel and Rayne."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>