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[audio; a british woman’s voice, sounding firm and businesslike:] Quite unlikely, but if anyone of the “SSR” is here, this is Agent Thirteen, and we should speak immediately.

[Reconnaissance? Reconnaissance. And potential regrouping and collective meeting, even if she doesn't really expect familiarity; regardless of whether this is a land of the dead or something else entirely]

[She falls silent in a brief pause]

There were mutterings of gang wars and unrest, but the kedan I’ve spoken with weren’t very forthcoming about it all. Is there anything I should know in particular about it? I understand some sectors are more prone to gang violence than others. Anything shared will be appreciated.

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I've had time to look over the public network communications that have been made, and there do seem to be small groups of people familiar with each other. Even some family members.

[Billy and Tommy look exactly alike it's not hard to put two and two together. Also that "public" is highly intentional, Steph doesn't want to let anyone know that she can read encrypted messages]

Interesting. Family especially. And lucky to have that camaraderie, I think.

Or unlucky to have someone they care about and need to look after. I wouldn't want to have that concern on top of everything else.

[That's a blatant lie, since she does have friends (family, even? she's not sure on that definition), and almost getting a little more personal over simply discussing the facts of Tu Vishan, but lies can be important]

It depends, in that situation, I think. The pros may outweigh that potential for concern.

[[OOC: Can we pretend I did?]]

They may. I think it ends up being a case of each person's preference. It's hard to make an objective judgement about having friends.

[while it's pretty much impossible to tell, there's some dry humour in that last comment]

[ooc; of course! I assumed it was still anonymous throughout the whole thread anyway c:]

Agreed. Though some are more capable of objectivity than others when friends are involved.

[ooc: awesome, ty! I just wanted to make sure it was okay ]

I don't think I've met anyone who can remain objective when it comes to their friends.

[Even Batman gets extra growly]

[ooc; np! :')]

Complete objectivity is difficult, but I think outside factors can effect the level, perhaps alter decisions.

I get the feeling you have specific "outside factors" in mind?

You'd be correct. But in a general sense as well.

[...oops no inclination to share]

Fair enough. I suppose I can think of some reasons of my own.

[She sees what you did there, Peggy]

With careful thought, I don't imagine it particularly difficult to do.

[Steph officially likes Peggy, although she does think it's come to a point where she should end the conversation. She worries that she might give too much away.]

I'll get right to that, then. It's been a pleasure, Agent Thirteen.

Likewise. Thank you for all you've shared, it's been quite helpful.

You're welcome. Good luck settling in.

-BG.

[it's only a tiny hint, Batgirl turned into initials, but she wants to give Peggy something, at least]

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