Name: Alice Hackett<br/>Location: Xotlendi<br/>Tags: Callius, Iliarya, Raven<br/><hr/><br/>Alice apparently was bulletproof, as at the scathing retorts from both of the others, her grin just grew a little bit wider.<strong>"Now now, I wasn't attacking her actions. I was pointing out that talking about that sort of stuff when in the middle of the Warengion flagship is probably not the best course of action . . . I WAS poking fun at her by calling her Defiler though. I find people that get insulted by being called a different term than they're used to interesting!"</strong><br/><br/>That . . . was a very weird response. There might be something a little off with Alice . . she was able to put on a big show of diplomacy with the Matriarch, but when just with 'comrades' her relaxed demeanor had a severe lack of social graces. If anything, it seemed like her diplomatic speak was something she'd copied from another source, and her real personality was more behavior blind. Considering the extreme amount of damage her body went through, it wouldn't be a stretch to say that her personality had suffered because of it. Still, she turned back to Raven.<br/><br/><strong>"You're right about my mother though. She loves the Warengion a lot, because they remind her of Humanity so much. Think about it. An amazingly gifted people, with similar politics to Earth's from before we discovered the mass relay, capable of creating great works of art that are at the same time functional? And those are just the most obvious similarities. It's no wonder that my Mother is pushing for the Warengion to have a bigger role in galactic politics, and work alongside Humanity. It'd be a very worthwhile alliance if it happens."</strong>Considering the way she talked about her mother, with an almost wistful tone in her voice, you'd almost expect her to lash out at her mother being called naive . . . but there was nothing like that. Just what Alice seemed to consider a perfectly reasonable response, missing half the points that Raven and Callius made.