[ That's an interesting response, on many levels. Nina tilts her head slightly to the side, not bothering to hide her interest as she considers. ]
In my world, [ and what a strange transition that is! ] my country is at war on two fronts. Every Grisha born in my country serves in the Second Army. So, no, it's not something I chose. [ Continuing lightly: ] But we are fighting for the right to exist, and as I rather like living, it's something I grew accustomed to very quickly. It's going to be strange to not be a soldier. And you?
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In my world, [ and what a strange transition that is! ] my country is at war on two fronts. Every Grisha born in my country serves in the Second Army. So, no, it's not something I chose. [ Continuing lightly: ] But we are fighting for the right to exist, and as I rather like living, it's something I grew accustomed to very quickly. It's going to be strange to not be a soldier. And you?