The Drow Queen of Glaley [Very NSFW]

[Coquette Blacquin]

"Just because one doesn't cheat doesn't make one trustworthy," she scoffs. 

[Zevran]

"My apologies, I meant that in conjunction with all else she has done and not done," Zevran explains.

[Coquette Blacquin]

Noire is silent for a moment. Finally ,she says, almost tentatively, "Claudia is... small. Not physically. Damaged, I think I mean. A weakness."

[Zevran]

"Aren't we all, in our own ways?" Zevran asks with a worn, battered look in his eyes. "We can look after each other. Sometimes, I think that's better than if we were simply unmarred."

[Coquette Blacquin]

"I am not weak in that way," she points out. "What I mean is... it would be easy to get the information from her."

[Zevran]

"You think so?" he asks, cocking his head to the side as he considers it. "I would say not easily, but easier than your or myself. Perhaps that is something we could help her with?"

[Coquette Blacquin]

"I don't think she guards her tongue when she's in subspace very well."

[Zevran]

"That can take a fair bit of training and practice," Zevran agrees. "It's certainly something one can learn, however."

[Coquette Blacquin]

"Then, we should teach her. And test her. Then tell her." She seems relieved to have a plan. 

[Zevran]

"A very reasonable course of action," he agrees before laying back. "How are you feeling?"

[Coquette Blacquin]

She sits on the bed next to him, silent for a moment, before sighing, her expression relaxing. "Of course. You ask her a feelings question and she flees," she says in a softer tone with an annoyed smile. "Cindy. We're doing okay."

[Zevran]

Zevran blinks a few times. "She... really?" he asks, not sure if he's insulted, amused or worried.

[Coquette Blacquin]

"I'm surprised she stayed out that long, to be honest. The whole thing seemed uncomfortable for her. I'm kind of proud she stuck it out."

[Zevran]

"I would say 'touched, in an emotionally honored fashion' instead but yes," Zevran agrees. "I don't know her was well as many of the rest of you, nor as well as I'd like, but I think I am safe in thinking she does not show vulnerably or doubt to few."

[Coquette Blacquin]

Coquette nods. "Yes, very rarely. I think she's giving what you said a real think."