<div class="floatleft">(http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j480/Erion2451/986826-bigthumbnail_zpsbc53c8f6.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Gwen Albion<br/><strong>Team:</strong>Ghast<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Team Ghast Dorm<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Rai<br/><hr/><br/>Gwen laughed lightly,<strong>"tact?  That's a good word choice.  It wouldn't have changed anything.  We could have talked the light away, frozen stiff, and thawed and we still wouldn't agree,"</strong>she shrugged.<br/><br/>She broke Ascalon apart and began cleaning the inner mechanisms.  By the time Raisho had come over to her side of the room and sat down, Gwen had her weapon separated into nearly a dozen different pieces.  She was focusing on her work, but the brief argument was still bothering her.<br/><br/>When he playfully nudged her shoulder she replied,<strong>"she died about thirty minutes ago when some old fool decided to name her a team leader,"</strong>she smirked ruefully.<br/><br/>The orange-haired girl stepped away from her bed, and her work, and looked Rai in the face.<br/><br/><strong>"Maybe one mission doesn't mean all that much.  I don't know,"</strong>she said with a small toss of her hands followed by a shrug.<strong>"What I do know was this morning we were four, tonight we are three, and tomorrow we will be two.  People come and people go.  People die.  That's how life is, especially here.  If people don't make an effort to stick together than being in a team, being a part of something, doesn't matter.  There's no guarantee that any of us return from these missions.  Personally, I can't call someone who puts their own personal desires above the lives of her team or the lives of the people in Schwarz a comrade, much less a teammate.</strong><br/><br/>Gwen blinked whatever emotions she was feeling away and returned to her work for a moment.<br/><br/>She spoke softly, though loud enough for Rai to hear,<strong>"When she was talking earlier, all I heard was what she wanted.  I heard her use "I" and "me" a lot.  As team leader, that's a mentality that <em>I</em> cannot support."</strong>