&&. IDEN
“no, not really,” iden answered with an honest shrug of her shoulders. that and she’d been a little too friendly to her –– most in the resistance were quite adept at spotting with members of the first order and meeting them with quite a bit of attitude. “or maybe it’s the fact you’re treating my like a human.” no matter where morality really fell, the aggressiveness between each side was undoubtable. it was hard to see the humanity in an enemy and still commit. “yeah. kind of a part of the job these days. coruscant has made everything different.”
❝ that’s what you are, aren’t you? ❞ zen asked, somewhat dumbfounded at the other’s words. did the first order not treat their own like humans? that wasn’t the best business model to retain allegiances, but... whatever worked for them she supposed. but if anyone asked her, zen would say that she thought the resistance seemed to have a grip on their people in a good way of course. they weren’t expected to act like drones that were hardwired to just patrol. then again, her only tie to the resistance was luke. ❝ you from around here? doesn’t sound like it... i know a lot of people aren’t. ❞















