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ID: Yx57PCPu/qst/6260119#6266619
6/28/2025, 7:49:25 AM
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Between the Drifter's constant shit-eating grin, false equivalence of the Light and Darkness, the way he treats his Ghost, his pessimistic attitude toward Humanity, and the clear front he puts on in public, I can't imagine Sven would think very highly of him as a person. On the flip side, The Drifter might be tempted to call Sven immature given how he contrasts the aforementioned traits.
Beyond that, Sven would definitely be able to tell the Drifter's got an absurd amount of experience. It'd be subtle things, like the way he moves, how he carries himself when he thinks he's alone, where his eyes drift when he enters a room, how well kept his weapons are despite clearly having seen decades of use.
While he might not respect him as a person, Sven would definitely recognize him as a fellow elite. They wouldn't be friends, but they would be able to work together well enough provided neither of them butt heads on certain topics during an operation.
Between the Drifter's constant shit-eating grin, false equivalence of the Light and Darkness, the way he treats his Ghost, his pessimistic attitude toward Humanity, and the clear front he puts on in public, I can't imagine Sven would think very highly of him as a person. On the flip side, The Drifter might be tempted to call Sven immature given how he contrasts the aforementioned traits.
Beyond that, Sven would definitely be able to tell the Drifter's got an absurd amount of experience. It'd be subtle things, like the way he moves, how he carries himself when he thinks he's alone, where his eyes drift when he enters a room, how well kept his weapons are despite clearly having seen decades of use.
While he might not respect him as a person, Sven would definitely recognize him as a fellow elite. They wouldn't be friends, but they would be able to work together well enough provided neither of them butt heads on certain topics during an operation.
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