“I’m sure it’ll be fine,” Koala interrupted, patting his shoulder reassuringly as she passed on her way to grab some breakfast for Robin and herself. “No, no, it’s just… Ok yeah I am kind of nervous. He glanced her way, then shook his head twitchily. “Are you that nervous to meet your brothers, Sabo?” She smiled as she slid onto a bench next to where he was sitting at one of the long wooden tables. Robin could clearly tell that he had already drunk a substantial amount of coffee. “G’morning,” Koala said sleepily, fighting down a yawn.
On the morning before the meeting, he was uncharacteristically already up by the time Robin and Koala entered the cafeteria for breakfast. Sabo grew more and more anxious as the designated day approached. Sabo elected to stay with Robin in order to keep an eye on those at the meeting. She even convinced one of their revolutionary friends, a young man by the name of Kohza, to help her out without revealing too many details of their larger plan. Koala agreed to help spot the candidates as they arrived in the village, and to bring them to Robin’s meeting location (she had chosen a suitable clearing in the jungle, far from the eyes and ears of both villagers and revolutionaries). Ten days should be sufficient for even the furthest people to make their ways through the Line to Nelia, and meeting in a totally neutral location should be sufficient to forestall any serious altercations. The Coos returned one by one, and Robin set about making plans for the meeting. Once they reached the village, the messages said, someone would approach them and guide them to the official meeting spot. She had purposely kept the details vague, but included directions to Nelia, instructing the recipients to show up in one of the larger villages in ten days time. Robin sent News Coos to deliver messages to everyone on her list. Stats: Published: Completed: Words: 61101 Chapters: 26/26 Comments: 46 Kudos: 187 Bookmarks: 47 Hits: 5535 descriptions of blood and a bit of death and stuff.and Robin getting the character representation she deserves!.
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