Pariah’s brows furrowed and her nose dropped slightly. Arguments against what Samus said whispered through her head. She would be able to keep her hiding spots and if they were found, she would simply move. Pariah was fairly convinced that would be a suitable existence. In fact, she was nearly longing for it. To be able to ease away, unnoticed by the world and reappear in the moments she wanted to as opposed to continuing at the will or displeasure of others. In the world of a youth, her sight obscured by those who had influenced her, she thought she knew the truth of the world without question. Her shoulders hunched still further against what Samus was saying, stubbornly clinging to the only things she truly knew.
Samus’ annoyance came across her face in a frown. Pariah watched her closely, trying to read her body language to know if she was in danger or being lied to.