[ Serph doesn't mind a bit. He does like company, usually, even if his silence would seem to suggest otherwise. He and his tribe only overcame so much because their loyalty to each other was even stronger than the odds they faced.
There's not going to be any of that here, he knows. The trial only proved what they already knew, that there was no way a group of forty-some strangers would be able to come together so quickly, place their trust in one another, and beat the odds stacked against them to survive.
Still, there are a few he feels comfortable enough with. They're not the comrades he's lost, but their presence is still a comfort in its own way. And Fie is definitely one of those few. ]
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There's not going to be any of that here, he knows. The trial only proved what they already knew, that there was no way a group of forty-some strangers would be able to come together so quickly, place their trust in one another, and beat the odds stacked against them to survive.
Still, there are a few he feels comfortable enough with. They're not the comrades he's lost, but their presence is still a comfort in its own way. And Fie is definitely one of those few. ]