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Corvo should have expected an answer he didn't understand. Everything about Doc was foreign to him, and despite the threats of other rough-looking men, he was now playing charades. "Just which of these people are going to become my future enemy?" he quietly pondered to himself, glancing at the variety of faces. He held off on socializing too much, deciding to wait until after the teams were decided to get acquainted with them. This sick game of the Outsider would surely pit him against anybody he made friends with now.
Corvo turned back around when Doc shouted something that he thought he misheard. He noticed that Doc was walled off from some of the passengers who were... eating each other? And the wall between him and them was a towering, hefty man with red eyes. After seeing talking animals and a person whose body was very... square... Lobo's appearance didn't surprise him as much as it should have. Without thinking, Corvo donned his mask and walked over to the two. Doc wasn't to blame for this mess, but that didn't seem to matter to Lobo who demanded at least some knowledge.
Admittedly, Corvo felt the same, but he knew far better than to threaten someone even if they were a self-proclaimed pacifist. He knew all too well how easily people like him could change. The "honorable" Admiral Havelock was first to teach Corvo that. "It doesn't sound like he knows anything," Corvo said upon reaching Lobo and Doc. "And if you kill him, I'm willing to bet his friends will take great pleasure in exacting revenge. So lay it off, why don't you." Corvo wrestled with these types of people since he was 16. To him, Lobo was no different.
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Corvo turned back around when Doc shouted something that he thought he misheard. He noticed that Doc was walled off from some of the passengers who were... eating each other? And the wall between him and them was a towering, hefty man with red eyes. After seeing talking animals and a person whose body was very... square... Lobo's appearance didn't surprise him as much as it should have. Without thinking, Corvo donned his mask and walked over to the two. Doc wasn't to blame for this mess, but that didn't seem to matter to Lobo who demanded at least some knowledge.
Admittedly, Corvo felt the same, but he knew far better than to threaten someone even if they were a self-proclaimed pacifist. He knew all too well how easily people like him could change. The "honorable" Admiral Havelock was first to teach Corvo that. "It doesn't sound like he knows anything," Corvo said upon reaching Lobo and Doc. "And if you kill him, I'm willing to bet his friends will take great pleasure in exacting revenge. So lay it off, why don't you." Corvo wrestled with these types of people since he was 16. To him, Lobo was no different.
ManyFaces thatguyinthestore