Lena knew how smart her mother was but if she was willing to leave it alone, she would certainly not be the one to bring it up.
“The issue is that I need them to be perfect, I can’t afford any mistakes.”
She explained, then raised an eyebrow and fell silent, for a few seconds.
Lillian could tell that lena was holding back which always annoyed her but at the same time it was never visable. Her sardonic smile gracing her lips.
"well it is more difficult to hide where you are, were and will be within microseconds at valocities of such magnatude"
“Let’s say a considerable height and both. Whenever they go up too far, they lose their stealth capability.”
Lena explained, she didn’t want to give out too many details, just in case.
Lillian turned and raised a brow looking at lena, altitude what could she posssibly need nanites at altitude for?
"What kind of altitude? Enough to cause pressure issues? Or is it a combination of altitude and speed?"
Perhaps one day Lena would be able to move past the trauma and damage, of her childhood, but that day was not today.
“The size plays an important part in it but it’s the altitude that is the main issue.”
Lillian could see that Lena was not going to move from this position, she had made her hurt and belief that she was unloved part of her identity. Discussing it was not helping.
"Lcorp has been sucsessful in all manner of cloaking and stealth technology on larger projects.
“What you call dramatic, I call realistic. Perhaps, in some twisted way, that is how you saw it but it is definitely not how I did.”
Lena wanted to believe that her mother loved her but the fear of being lead on, once again, was bigger than her need to accept it.
Been able to have a conversation that didnt end up this way and that needed to change.
"I am proud of you Lena, you are brilliant in more ways than you even realise, now what is this hypothetical wall we need to circomnavigate?"
“Just because you are void of emotion, it doesn’t mean that we all are. Oh look, a flashback to my childhood, the sound of utter disappointment.” Lena replied, taking a deep breath and slowly shaking her head. 1/2
Lillian raised her brow looking at Lena.
"You are always trying to add a layer of emotion to things that just do not exsist. You have no hit a nerve and thwre has been no change of heart Lena. Your perception is what it always has been, flawed."
The Luthor Matriarch tilted
"Lena if you called me here to complain that i am not the standard mother who panders to their childs every whim and makes them weak, pedestrian and lacking in their own motivation then, quite frankly you are waising both our time. I am your mother for better or worse, like