“So you’re going to start laughing in the middle of your class for seemingly no reason? Wonder how the students will take that.” Liam teased. When Skye actually got down to business, the young man straitened up, arm dropping back to his side, in order to pay closer attention. “Yeah, something like that.” He begun hesitantly. “I- uh- The person who contacted me never exactly told me their name.” Not a lie, but not exactly the truth either.
“Makes sense. Some of the Rising Tide doesn’t operate with names to make themselves seem more ominous and all,” she mentioned. Skye barely noticed how naturally referring to the network as ‘them’ instead of ‘us’ had come to her, particularly after having struggled with it for weeks subsequent to her first mission with the team, but she caught on, a half-smile fleetingly on her features. After a moment of deliberation, she turned to Liam once more. “But you still have their messages and would be on board with me invading your privacy, right?”
