Leo gives another of those not-eyebrow eyebrow raises.
"Yeah. In orange wrapping paper. Gee, I wonder."
Leo didn't think this was a mystery that needed solving, but from the guy's next question, Leo concludes he must be totally clueless. Leo doesn't really understand why so many people here don't seem interested in learning all they can about their situation - he hates not having information.
Ugh. Makes him feel weird to admit it, though, so he isn't going to say it.
"All the Agrii split into factions. The purple ones are following Ga Re, the orange ones are following Mu Ly, the green are... uh, well, I dunno, but I think they're all into fixing the ship? And the blue are following Te Mi. That's mostly the kids."
Leo's learned a lot of this from chatting with the blues, but he remembers the factions from back when they were arguing after the He Rows got back from the space port.
"Anyway, you said you talked to that Loomis guy?" This is more important to Leo right now than the Agrii fighting each other.
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"Yeah. In orange wrapping paper. Gee, I wonder."
Leo didn't think this was a mystery that needed solving, but from the guy's next question, Leo concludes he must be totally clueless. Leo doesn't really understand why so many people here don't seem interested in learning all they can about their situation - he hates not having information.
Ugh. Makes him feel weird to admit it, though, so he isn't going to say it.
"All the Agrii split into factions. The purple ones are following Ga Re, the orange ones are following Mu Ly, the green are... uh, well, I dunno, but I think they're all into fixing the ship? And the blue are following Te Mi. That's mostly the kids."
Leo's learned a lot of this from chatting with the blues, but he remembers the factions from back when they were arguing after the He Rows got back from the space port.
"Anyway, you said you talked to that Loomis guy?" This is more important to Leo right now than the Agrii fighting each other.