[The siren still had her doubts. Not in the fact that Krieg trusted her -- if anyone were to know the horrors of Hyperion, it would be him. There was no doubting that if Krieg was willing to put his faith into her, then it was a well-deserved gesture. That didn't assuage her fears entirely.]
[Krieg, and perhaps even the second generation of Vault Hunters as a whole, seemed to exist on the outer cusp of the organization. And while Krieg, Maya and the rest of their cohort might have forgiven her, they weren't there to witness the deaths of friends and allies in New Haven.]
[And then there was the obvious answer...]
He wouldn't have done anything. [From everything Jack had told her here in this world, it was that he wasn't a physical abuser. She wanted to believe that no matter how stubbornly she refused, he wouldn't have laid a hand on her.]
[The truth was likely a bit more abysmal.]
He needed me to charge the Vault Key. Lilith was deceased, as far as we knew, and Maya did not react to eridium the way we did. Killing me would have doomed his plans. I could have used that somehow.
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[Krieg, and perhaps even the second generation of Vault Hunters as a whole, seemed to exist on the outer cusp of the organization. And while Krieg, Maya and the rest of their cohort might have forgiven her, they weren't there to witness the deaths of friends and allies in New Haven.]
[And then there was the obvious answer...]
He wouldn't have done anything. [From everything Jack had told her here in this world, it was that he wasn't a physical abuser. She wanted to believe that no matter how stubbornly she refused, he wouldn't have laid a hand on her.]
[The truth was likely a bit more abysmal.]
He needed me to charge the Vault Key. Lilith was deceased, as far as we knew, and Maya did not react to eridium the way we did. Killing me would have doomed his plans. I could have used that somehow.