SentinelSevn
Professional Coffee Addict
Abilities
Location:
- Ariandel, Diamond Capital
Interactions:
-All Royals
38 || Ace || Spades
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Quillon watched the faces of his chosen members contort, in fear, or in indecisiveness. From what he was reading in Lazarus's mind, there was reluctance and even a fear in using his abilities. One that made Quillon question whether or not he was even fit to be a part of the team..
"Yes, you will be killing. You'll be killing many, if not hundreds of Argossian soldiers." Quillon answered, approaching the Club's table and resting his palms on the table in which they sat. "You will be killing the people who have attacked your own, before they have the chance to kill any more. Saviors and heroes alike, are villains in the eyes of those that oppose them." As he spoke, he had made eye contact with Lazarus, and was glaring through the Jack as if he was reading every small thought and emotion that ran through his head.
"But believe me when I say.. that you two are going to be absolutely vital in the reignition of hope for our victory." At this point, he looked across the hall and gave a glance towards Twig, acknowledging both of them and their acceptance of his offer. It was his pure dumb luck that what he saw as the most capable of fighters were also the more reluctant to fight of the kingdoms. However he hoped to change that mindset of theirs once they were on the battlefield, and show them both that war was not something that one was given a chance to have second doubts..
Quillon turned towards Leolin, the Ace of Hearts, as he made his offer to join them in their task. And while he did bring valid points that he would be able to bring the literal firepower, it currently was not in the Ace's interest to do so. "As admirable as that is, I believe we will be more than capable of dispatching what we come across ourselves. But more importantly, and perhaps anyone else here should consider before throwing their hat in the ring.. is that if I pulled more than one royal from each kingdom, that would effectively be pulling half your collective strength away from what we should be defending in the first place. Your kingdoms."
"Not just in magical strength, but in political duties. By pulling one of the royals from each kingdom, their respective duties are no longer filled, and must be maintained and regulated by another source of power. If I take you both, yourself and Twig, your kingdom misses their Ace and their primary master of economics. As well as, taking the Ace away from the defense of the kingdom's borders. Given that the Jokers have already assaulted the Clubs, I refuse to let another kingdom fall prey. If that's all, I think I've done my part in this conference." Quillon finished his response to Leolin, and hastily made his retreat back to the Spades's table. As much as he enjoyed being able to take control of the conference, the board has already been set in his favor and the pieces of his team have already been assembled. In his mind, he wanted no further changes..
"Take me with you, I know the city's layout better than anyone currently on the team and can act as the shield of the team and the civilians we encounter."
Quillon stopped, moments before reaching his table. The Spades would see Quillon's face slightly sour, and he looked over his shoulder to turn around towards the voice who had spoken up. It was the Queen of Diamonds, who he thought no longer wanted any part in the conference after what he had said to her earlier. Now, she was assertive, and looked rather confident in what she had to say. He made a glance towards William, momentarily unsure whether or not he had advised her to make the decision or not, but quickly deduced that that wasn't the outcome through a quick peer in her thoughts. His previous argument to Leolin was invalid here, considering he had not chosen any particular royal from the Diamonds to accompany him.
"I refuse. We don't need a shield, I'll make sure of it." Was the only response he gave her. It was obvious, and rather unlike Quillon, to not have an explanation to his decision. But he had no reason to refuse her, other than the fact that he didn't see a use for her power. But would the trade-off of increasing their party size for a more reliable shield, be worth it? He needed more convincing, and for her to show more willingness..