"Interesting," Jintao furrowed his brows, "I wasn't the one sleeping. The way you were going at things, we would of never got a ship." He studied his surroundings for a second. Nautalis was nowhere to be seen. He stepped toward Tay. "For your information, I'm not looking for a date, and if that's how you see things, you're wrong."
(You guys just tell me when you want me to bring Nautalis in)
She smiled and looked away. "Can you attempt at sensibility for just a moment? You know nothing about this situation. You don't even know who I am. You don't know what I've done. You don't know, Jintao. What information were you given? Why am I expected to abide to a plan I've never agreed to?"
Jintao's shoulders sunk as he let out a sigh. "I think we know each other about as much as either of us will allow." His calm attempted its return while biting at the crushing fears that rose his anger. "This siren is for the Rebels, which I am assuming you are one, or are thinking of joining." His thoughts reminded him of the danger the siren showed should he have answered her wrong, or not at all.
"For the rebels." She scoffed. "Heavens, is that what you are?"
Jintao lost eye contact. "I am now," he said with a slight nod. "Before last night, I'm not sure what I was, except for what I was forced to be." He still wasn't sure what he was, as he still felt forced.
(You could have Nautalis doing something while you wait.
)(I will)(You could have Nautalis doing something while you wait.
"What does that mean." She said, shaking her head. "What does being a rebel mean?"
