Saint was quiet a moment at Aegis's questions, considering how to answer since he wasn't sure what time this young Titan came from. He had read in the pamphlets that people could be from the same world, but different time points. The Nexus sounded just as confusing as the Forest in that regard. He could almost hear Osiris cautioning him even now about compromising the already fragile timelines.
"Yes, I was in the Forest for a very very long time." Saint said finally, nodding. "It is a fascinating but extremely dangerous place. Time flows differently there." He left out the part about being dead for a while (according to the Guardian who rescued him at the time point he would have died).
The Titan looked to the Ghost and nodded before reaching over for the pamphlet he had crumpled. It had information on the Wilds and the dangers there. He wondered if it was the Guardians that were here that added the information about the Fallen and their 'Truce.'
"This is the only information I have so far. I aim to find out more." He said, holding the paper up after he smoothed out the crinkled paper. "I advise to avoid confrontation for now due to this 'ceasefire' they have." He tried not to let the quiet frustration leak out into his voice. He didn't believe for an instant that they weren't up to something. He needed more intel and also needed to assess how many Guardians were available among other things before even thinking of planning a counter-offensive.
"While in this place, it is up to us to protect the Civilians from their savagery. For now, this means to avoid confrontation." No, he didn't like that one bit.
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"Yes, I was in the Forest for a very very long time." Saint said finally, nodding. "It is a fascinating but extremely dangerous place. Time flows differently there." He left out the part about being dead for a while (according to the Guardian who rescued him at the time point he would have died).
The Titan looked to the Ghost and nodded before reaching over for the pamphlet he had crumpled. It had information on the Wilds and the dangers there. He wondered if it was the Guardians that were here that added the information about the Fallen and their 'Truce.'
"This is the only information I have so far. I aim to find out more." He said, holding the paper up after he smoothed out the crinkled paper. "I advise to avoid confrontation for now due to this 'ceasefire' they have." He tried not to let the quiet frustration leak out into his voice. He didn't believe for an instant that they weren't up to something. He needed more intel and also needed to assess how many Guardians were available among other things before even thinking of planning a counter-offensive.
"While in this place, it is up to us to protect the Civilians from their savagery. For now, this means to avoid confrontation." No, he didn't like that one bit.