The Liberator
Mia could only imagine what was going through the boys head, to have no memory of who he was and to discover pieces of himself this way must have been jarring. She didn't press as he turned away, processing her offer as she donned the rest of her armour. By the time he turned back to her, Mia was sliding her vambraces into place.
"Warmaster, not Liberator." She corrected without looking up. "That name has a time and a place and this is not it." Her tone wasn't harsh, but it left no room for argument. Given the choice, no one would use that name for her anymore, but that was something she did not have control over.
She slid her gauntlets into place, before looking up at him, the defiance in his eyes drawing a smile from her. He had a strong spirit. Good, because he was going to need it.
"Let's hope so." she studied him for a moment, her mind already drawing up plans, ways to test him to see what else he remembered. While she believed he probably could handle harsher instruction there was another opinion she wanted first where his ability in the force was concerned. Someone who had a softer approach and better training that she had had.
Someone she had already entrusted with
Mia inclined her head, indicating for him to follow her as she began to make her way back to the war room. "There's an Iron Lord I want you meet, so she can fully assess your capabilities in the force, after that we will go through basics until we fully understand what you remember. When you are not training or on a mission, you will be my shadow." She flicked her gaze over him. "And we'll get you some armour in the interim."
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