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The Sun Witch reached over to her back where several straps held her weapon as she pulled it forward and set it on a table. "The Macauhital, at first sight, it seems to be a large rectangular wooden block with sharp rocks attached to the end and impressive artwork, you clearly haven't been near one," She said as she picked it up and slammed it against the table snapping it in two. "I've used this to separate heads from bodies, crush bones, and cripple those who defy the sun gods chosen people, more often than not the foe survives a blow but if bloodloss doesn't kill them then they usually leave horribly scarred and maimed, perfect for collecting The sun gods sacrifices and making sure he's strong enough to keep the sun shining forever" She said before placing it back onto her back scabbard.

"Now as we all know nature is a powerful force, I believe the sun to be the greatest force of nature, however, I grow curious to know what others believe to be the most powerful aspect of nature itself"

"Radiation...Which I suppose would include the sun."

"Why do you believe what you believe?"

Because it was all I was told as I grew up. I believe in the light wholeheartedly. Nothing can sway me but I will not push my belief on others.

Why take an oath? Do you feel you would break it if you did?

Blaise leaned up against a wall, "If it is an oath to do with defeating someone or something then it is just another challenge to get stronger."

Blaise looked at the next person and said, "What would you do if the fate of the world rested on your shoulders, would you save it? Or help destroy it?"

"Y'know, if the fate of the world is all on me, there's really no hope savin' it at all."

"..Well, stranger, would you rather kill or die for someone?"

"That's the easiest question anyone's asked me." Blaire said with a casual tone. "Kill. And that someone is probably going to be me."

"Are you superstitious?"

Superstitions usually have some tenacious root in some distant past reality. I am mindful of them, but don't think I would be upsetting the gods if I ignored them.

What is your preferred clothing?

"Eh...My usual clothes. I don't like to wear shirts, so..."

"In your eyes, how can a person redeem themselves?"

'They can't. A person can try and do something 'good' to try and make me forget their past crimes, but I never will. Once a criminal, always a criminal."

"How far would you go to save your own life?"

Anything. Nothing would stop me. The whole world would be at risk. I would do anything and everything.

Would you ever kill someone to have sex with someone else?

"Um...Well...No?" (But she is very open for that kinda thing.)

"Hmm...Is genetic copying (basically cloning) okay?"

"I don't see why not. Copying information for study and use is one thing, the moral implications arise when the nature of the intended use comes into question. But that's a whole other matter entirely."

"Let's say hypothetically you had a goal that was incredibly risky, life threatening even, and someone else who had aimed for that same goal told you it was impossible. Would you think they were lying to prevent competition, or telling the truth to warn you from wasting your time or avoiding harm. Assuming the result was worth it, which seems more feasible to you, a lie, or a good intentioned truth?"

"I prefer the truth since for most of my life I unfortunately have dealt with lies and bullshit from the most trusted people I know my family. I mean they don't accept me for liking guys and I just wanna hear some goddamn honesty other than lies to make me happy and such."

Tommy finished his milkshake then threw it lazily on the floor as he chewed on a burger from a bag distinctly labelled Big Kahuna Burger.

"What is your most favourite quote or movie?!"

Aiyana stopped sharpening her iron Tomahawk and looked up with a somber expression. The question was definitely alien to her and could only answer honestly.

“I don’t know how to answer that movie part you speak of. Whatever that may be. I will find out when I finish this task from The Great Spirit.”

Aiyana set her Tomahawk down and watched Tommy eat. Slightly disgusted at the sight and keeping to the task.

“There was once a saying before Father died. I’m certain it’s passed on.

My Son, there is a battle between two wolves inside us all. One is Evil; it is anger, jealousy, greed, resentment, inferiority, lies and ego. The other is Good; it is joy, peace, love, hope, humility, kindness and truth.” The boy thought about it and asked, “Grandfather, which wolf wins?” The Grandfather replied: “The one you feed.”

Which is more of a story than a quote, and one worth noting.”

Aiyana started to stretch and pointed to whoever answers next after she was done.

“Your turn. If you had to choose one happiness, which would it be? Freedom or marriage?”