It means enough, seeing as we are to work together. Thank you for your input, truly.
My concern at voting remains, however. I will not consent for the people of Thorne to suffer, even if it benefits the Summoned.
( And that's really where her concern about Lucifer comes in: he'd stressed the Summoned again and again, and Jill doesn't think it is as easy as prioritizing themselves over the citizens of the territory they've been pulled into. They are at the mercy of their hosts, and Jill is indebted to them for bringing Clive, Dion, and Joshua into this world -- keeping all three from the death that awaits them. But the acts of the Queen and her Court do not reflect the heart of the people. )
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( And that's really where her concern about Lucifer comes in: he'd stressed the Summoned again and again, and Jill doesn't think it is as easy as prioritizing themselves over the citizens of the territory they've been pulled into. They are at the mercy of their hosts, and Jill is indebted to them for bringing Clive, Dion, and Joshua into this world -- keeping all three from the death that awaits them. But the acts of the Queen and her Court do not reflect the heart of the people. )