Misty obviously thought the same, and seeing Maeve be so easygoing, the smile on her face grew a bit more natural.
"Actually, before coming here, I even specifically watched some of your past interviews."
"No matter what kind of situation you encounter, you always seem to be able to calm down quickly, and on that point, I am far behind."
"If there is a chance to work with you in the future, I certainly still have a lot of places where I need to learn."
The words sounded quite nice, and the attitude was struck just right, neither directly treating herself as a future teammate nor forgetting to compliment Maeve along the way.
Only, as Maeve listened, a somewhat familiar feeling inexplicably popped up in her heart.
This way of speaking-why did it seem like she had heard it somewhere before?
She thought about it for a moment, and quickly matched it to a person.
Oh, The Deep.
That guy, every time he saw Lin Mo, meant pretty much the same thing.
He complimented him a couple of times, and seeing that the other party had no reaction, he switched to another angle to compliment him twice more. Anyway, as long as he hadn't been told to leave yet, he could always find a little something worth continuing to talk about.
Misty was of course not as obvious as The Deep; at least when she spoke, she knew how to wait for someone else to pick up the conversation.
Yet this drive was still somewhat similar.
Maeve glanced at her again. She genuinely wanted to be a hero, that was true, but this didn't mean that after spending a dozen or so years in Vought, she would just believe whatever anyone said.
Nice words-she had heard far too many of