Agent Cantrille observed anomalies, because that was what she was meant to be doing, and wrote down her observations. She also observed researchers, because they were interesting to watch. They reminded her, perhaps, of someone she had better not be reminded of right now. She was working, after all, and could not get distracted. Still, there was something about researchers that she found familiar, and she didn't mind being in their company when their focus was not being directed at her.
Of course it followed that she also observed the other Agents when their paths crossed. They were somehow more imposing, though Laine could not figure out a logical reason why this was so, and consequently dismissed the idea. They were silent and steady, which she approved of. She didn't yet know where she would eventually fit in. Maintenance was good for keeping things tidy, but monitoring security was required to tidy things up again when they inevitably became untidy once again.
Greetings were brief, which Laine appreciated, because she did not like what was referred to as 'small talk.' There was no reason to invent things to say without actually saying anything. Sometimes people did not appreciate the value of being quiet.
Laine took notes about these things as well - anomalies, researchers, agents. She didn't know yet which of the notes would be important, but she would make sure that they were organized for later in case she needed something that was in them.
"Agent Hania? Why did you know you belonged in maintenance security?"
Of course it followed that she also observed the other Agents when their paths crossed. They were somehow more imposing, though Laine could not figure out a logical reason why this was so, and consequently dismissed the idea. They were silent and steady, which she approved of. She didn't yet know where she would eventually fit in. Maintenance was good for keeping things tidy, but monitoring security was required to tidy things up again when they inevitably became untidy once again.
Greetings were brief, which Laine appreciated, because she did not like what was referred to as 'small talk.' There was no reason to invent things to say without actually saying anything. Sometimes people did not appreciate the value of being quiet.
Laine took notes about these things as well - anomalies, researchers, agents. She didn't know yet which of the notes would be important, but she would make sure that they were organized for later in case she needed something that was in them.
"Agent Hania? Why did you know you belonged in maintenance security?"
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