Interview/
MC: So they call you... Crucible’s Aphrodite?
LC: Oh not this again...
MC: Not a favorable nickname, huh?
LC: Look I just cleaned up my armor and got a new look after I got good. I don’t really care about the popularity, I just wanted to blend in with the rest of the flashy guardians out there.
MC: I see you adjusted well
LC: I’m not really the camo type anymore, no.
MC: You said fitting in, what is it like being a war hero in a competitive atmosphere?
LC: I’m just in there for the target practice. An other guardian is a bit more formidable than a dreg out in the EDZ, especially six of them. It just took a bit more practice is all. That and working with a team took some adjusting. Usually I’m off collecting who knows what for whoever needs it on my own but in the crucible? There’s five others of Shaxx’s sweethearts dying to get the kill before you do.
MC: Shaxx has called you one of the fan favorites, despite your so called ‘anti social behavior.’ Tell me about this...
LC: I’m not anti social. I just prefer one woman missions. It’s how I’ve always done it. Me, my ghost, and the light. Nothing more. Nothing less. It’s how it should be.
MC: Then what drew you to the Crucible?
LC: After the... Gaul incident... I, uhm. Well I wasn’t doing so hot. An... associate of mine told me to get off my *** and just do something, Shaxx called me up one day trying to get me to teach some rookies how to shoot and I just went with it I guess. I liked it, capturing objectives on my own and taking down the other team’s defenses one by one, and so I kept coming back.
MC: I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that this associate of yours is none other than Amanda Holiday?
LC: I’m not going to confirm or deny my associate’s identity.
MC: Alright then, moving on. This is hotly debated in many ways but I want to hear your take, how do you feel about killing another guardian in the Crucible? We know that it isn’t simulation but rather live fire but what do you think about that?
LC: It feels the same as dying. It happens then I shake it off. Except this time I get to shake their hand at the end.
MC: I never took you as the kind to give gestures of formality...
LC: Well you don’t really know me all that well now, do you?
MC: Seems as if nobody does, Leigh