[To be whisked away to such a desolate city was terrible enough. Lu Li arrived alone. She was alone, even when Morgan offered her their help. There was no one for her to worry about - save for herself - and no one here who's dependent on her. In that sense, she could focus on her own problems. Oh, she'll fret over the people of Reims. But finding a way home for herself was her primary concern.
It never occurred to her that heroes would have teachers. Yet, isn't that natural? Someone has to show teach them how to protect the weak. To demonstrate how to face villains who, no doubt, had powers of their own. The idea of Aizawa's coworkers being overly heroic suddenly becomes a little less funny to Lu Li. After all... if you had proteges under your guidance, didn't you owe it to them to act like the hero they're supposed to become?
Lu Li looks at him, long and hard, her red eye glowing a little brighter. When she signs her response, she does so a little slower.]
You are a good man, Aizawa.
[In a way, she feels that way towards Jan and Rosa. Though she hasn't known the two for long, there's an urge to shield them from whatever horrible events are to come.]
If we work together, I'm sure we will pull through.
[She doesn't quite believe it, but it's far kinder to say that than to voice her natural pessimism. They can both be afraid, so long as it's not before their charges.]
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It never occurred to her that heroes would have teachers. Yet, isn't that natural? Someone has to show teach them how to protect the weak. To demonstrate how to face villains who, no doubt, had powers of their own. The idea of Aizawa's coworkers being overly heroic suddenly becomes a little less funny to Lu Li. After all... if you had proteges under your guidance, didn't you owe it to them to act like the hero they're supposed to become?
Lu Li looks at him, long and hard, her red eye glowing a little brighter. When she signs her response, she does so a little slower.]
You are a good man, Aizawa.
[In a way, she feels that way towards Jan and Rosa. Though she hasn't known the two for long, there's an urge to shield them from whatever horrible events are to come.]
If we work together, I'm sure we will pull through.
[She doesn't quite believe it, but it's far kinder to say that than to voice her natural pessimism. They can both be afraid, so long as it's not before their charges.]