"It would not be untrue to claim such," Elidibus answers without any rancor on the matter of his importance. There is no conceit and he doesn't show any signs of expecting better treatment because of it.
Whether or not he's seen as high on his own opinion, the Ascian has spent millennia honing a judgement that, even in his youth, earned him one of the most important seats among his people. Even those who did not particularly like or trust his presence would admit he was rarely wrong. Though certainly this doesn't mean he's infallible.
The following response is enlightening. Between Leia and the Ministry official he listens and waits politely for his own turn, though on a few matters, where an answer seems expected or something needs to be clarified, he will respond appropriately.
"How your government conducts itself is beyond my purview. I merely stated it's incorrect to claim the impression couldn't be helped given the technology at the Inspector's disposal. Regardless of the reason such an approach was chosen, there is nothing suspicious about how unwilling people reacted in response to it. A demonstrated cause and effect should be neither opinion nor assumption. As to an official complaint, that would depend on what the Void Laws cover. As my fellow passenger has stated," Elidibus glances toward Leia. "A copy would be appreciated, as well as information on how a complaint should be properly filed."
It would be pre-emptive to file a complaint without knowing the proper procedure or even if it would have any validity. As to whether it is clear that answers are not meant for Leia alone, Elidibus nods in affirmation.
"I have been with the crew a short time. But it's my own observations that I use to form a picture of both the Voidtrecker Express and the Ministry. Though it doesn't surprise me to learn there are many who empathize with the voidcraft. Still, I will listen to what you have to say with an open mind. And to that end, I'm more than willing to handle one topic at a time." Another short pause. "Ah. By sealing, I refer to whatever technology or ability was used to suppress our natural gifts or skills."
Once all that is out of the way- and without exception he had inserted his responses politely- he glances at Leia and Ten-Nank in turn. "On what subject should we begin?"
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Whether or not he's seen as high on his own opinion, the Ascian has spent millennia honing a judgement that, even in his youth, earned him one of the most important seats among his people. Even those who did not particularly like or trust his presence would admit he was rarely wrong. Though certainly this doesn't mean he's infallible.
The following response is enlightening. Between Leia and the Ministry official he listens and waits politely for his own turn, though on a few matters, where an answer seems expected or something needs to be clarified, he will respond appropriately.
"How your government conducts itself is beyond my purview. I merely stated it's incorrect to claim the impression couldn't be helped given the technology at the Inspector's disposal. Regardless of the reason such an approach was chosen, there is nothing suspicious about how unwilling people reacted in response to it. A demonstrated cause and effect should be neither opinion nor assumption. As to an official complaint, that would depend on what the Void Laws cover. As my fellow passenger has stated," Elidibus glances toward Leia. "A copy would be appreciated, as well as information on how a complaint should be properly filed."
It would be pre-emptive to file a complaint without knowing the proper procedure or even if it would have any validity. As to whether it is clear that answers are not meant for Leia alone, Elidibus nods in affirmation.
"I have been with the crew a short time. But it's my own observations that I use to form a picture of both the Voidtrecker Express and the Ministry. Though it doesn't surprise me to learn there are many who empathize with the voidcraft. Still, I will listen to what you have to say with an open mind. And to that end, I'm more than willing to handle one topic at a time." Another short pause. "Ah. By sealing, I refer to whatever technology or ability was used to suppress our natural gifts or skills."
Once all that is out of the way- and without exception he had inserted his responses politely- he glances at Leia and Ten-Nank in turn. "On what subject should we begin?"