“Personally, I like it because of that lack of conscience. Both sides are in it for themselves and willing to do whatever it takes to advance themselves, at least the higher you go. But I could never get along with the moral grandstanding of the League. At least Rocket is more honest with, well, itself,” she replied with a light shrug. Vio was probably one of the people most suited for comments like this. She had been brought up, some might say, groomed to become a ranger. And she had never seen anyone on the league side that truly believed their ideals.
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Heck, her Elaine was better than most of them, without needing to be a formal member. It was one of the reasons why Vio did not mind doing good with the latter. One of them. Though that last part did see the Rocket close in on the other some more, leaning in. While she did invade her personal space on purpose, Vi did not quite go too far or anything like that. After all, she did not seem angered or agitated, more amused. “It’s the same with treating people and Pokemon like tools. Those in charge of the league are doing the that without reservations. I personally do care for the people close to me and use those who aren’t. It’s what everyone else also does, at least to an extent.”
She disengaged once more from the other, before offering a lackadaisical little shrug. “Besides, it is just healthier to think that way. Seeing you as more than a tool would be pointless if you might not live another day. I prefer to enjoy the life I can live, no matter how you might judge me for it.”
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+ Shalin Nariya

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