[ When Cain explains that he had earned his position back home, there's nothing like bragging in his tone. Somehow he manages to explain that he'd been the right person for the job while still sounding humble. He's got nothing to prove, it seems like. That's the sort of person who 76 could come to respect, if it turns out that there's truth to his words.
If his information turns out to be as useful as he's building it up to be, then that will definitely be a point in his favor.
76 could try to wriggle out of giving out his real name, but it doesn't seem worth it. In all seriousness, it's a pretty small price to pay, depending on what he's told. Even so, he shifts uncomfortably in his seat, sending a glance to some of the quills situated closest to them. Can they listen in, somehow? It certainly feels that way. ]
All right, it's Jack. [ Cain didn't give him anything but a first name, so he at least tries to get away with leaving off his surname. ] No fancy title on my end. [ At one point he'd had one, but not anymore, so he isn't going to mention it. ]
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If his information turns out to be as useful as he's building it up to be, then that will definitely be a point in his favor.
76 could try to wriggle out of giving out his real name, but it doesn't seem worth it. In all seriousness, it's a pretty small price to pay, depending on what he's told. Even so, he shifts uncomfortably in his seat, sending a glance to some of the quills situated closest to them. Can they listen in, somehow? It certainly feels that way. ]
All right, it's Jack. [ Cain didn't give him anything but a first name, so he at least tries to get away with leaving off his surname. ] No fancy title on my end. [ At one point he'd had one, but not anymore, so he isn't going to mention it. ]