Eileen, a board member of Obsidian

Eileen Dizion is an S-Grade Tactician pilot in Mecharashi, introduced as a major character affiliated with the powerful megacorporation Obsidian. She serves as both one of the company’s youngest board members and its official Group Inspector, giving her authority to investigate even Obsidian’s highest-ranking executives. She specializes in surveillance systems and is considered an exceptionally talented ST (mecha) pilot.

Background

Despite her executive status, Eileen is not portrayed as a typical corporate loyalist. Her role as an inspector is to uncover corruption within Obsidian itself. According to her official character preview, rumors claim she can access virtually any classified information in the company and has even investigated the CEO for violating corporate law. This makes her both feared and respected inside the organization.

As the main story progresses, Eileen becomes increasingly involved in uncovering Obsidian’s darkest secrets. Promotional material describes her as someone willing to “walk straight into the jaws of hell” to expose hidden truths, emphasizing her determination and investigative nature.

Personality

Eileen is calm, intelligent, and highly analytical. She rarely lets emotions cloud her judgment, preferring to gather evidence before acting. She possesses a dry confidence and isn’t intimidated by people of higher rank, making her one of the few characters willing to challenge Obsidian’s leadership directly.

Although she can come across as aloof or smug, her actions suggest she genuinely wants to expose corruption rather than simply climb the corporate ladder. She values competence, enjoys solving mysteries, and isn’t afraid to place herself in dangerous situations if it means uncovering the truth.

Combat

Eileen is an S-Grade Tactician, a support-oriented class that focuses on indirect attacks, battlefield control, and debuffs rather than frontline combat.

Her gameplay revolves around:

• Launching rockets over long distances.
• Inflicting Short Circuit and other debilitating status effects.
• Creating burning terrain that deals fixed damage, allowing her to damage even heavily armored enemies.
• Supporting allies by softening enemy formations before they engage.

This unique focus on fixed damage and area denial has made her one of the strongest tacticians in the game, especially in difficult late-game content. Community discussions consistently rank her among the most valuable support characters because her mechanics remain effective regardless of enemy defenses.

Exclusive ST

Eileen’s signature ST is Malthus, a medium-class support mech equipped with rocket weaponry. Despite its bulky appearance, Malthus is designed around indirect fire, area control, and status application rather than direct dueling. It complements Eileen’s battlefield-control playstyle by enabling widespread bombardment and sustained pressure from a safe distance.

Overall, Eileen stands out as one of Mecharashi’s most influential tacticians—an investigator operating from within the very corporation she’s scrutinizing. Her combination of intelligence, authority, and devastating indirect-fire capabilities makes her both a compelling story character and one of the game’s strongest strategic units. As of the currently available official information, Eileen’s hobbies have not been explicitly listed in her character profile or promotional material. There isn’t an official biography that includes her likes, hobbies, favorite foods, or leisure activities. Most of the available information instead focuses on her role as Obsidian’s Group Inspector, her investigative work, and her combat abilities.

Based on her official characterization, however, it’s reasonable to infer that she enjoys activities related to her profession, though these are inferences rather than confirmed facts:

• Investigating mysteries – She appears to enjoy uncovering hidden truths and piecing together evidence, treating investigations almost like intellectual puzzles.
• Information gathering – Given her reputation for accessing confidential corporate records, she likely spends much of her free time researching, reading reports, or analyzing data.
• Strategy and planning – Her calm, methodical personality suggests she enjoys planning operations and thinking several steps ahead.
• Maintaining her ST equipment – As one of Obsidian’s elite pilots, she would likely devote time to inspecting and optimizing her mech and tactical systems.
• Observing people – Her role requires reading motives and spotting inconsistencies, making people-watching and behavioral analysis fit naturally with her personality.

Outside of these inferred interests, there is no official confirmation that Eileen enjoys specific hobbies such as reading, music, sports, cooking, or collecting items. If future story chapters or character profile updates reveal more personal details, that may change.

ST (Striker) — What It Is

In Mecharashi, an ST, short for Striker, is a humanoid combat machine designed to serve as the primary weapons platform of modern warfare. Rather than being autonomous robots, STs are piloted directly by highly trained operators through an advanced cockpit interface, allowing them to react with nearly human precision on the battlefield.

Standing several meters tall, STs bridge the gap between conventional armored vehicles and infantry. Their articulated limbs let them traverse rough terrain, climb obstacles, wield a wide variety of weapons, and engage in both ranged and close-quarters combat. Unlike tanks, which are limited by their tracks or wheels, STs can rapidly reposition, take cover behind buildings, and exploit vertical terrain.

Every ST is built around a modular architecture. The head houses sensor arrays and communications equipment, the torso contains the cockpit, reactor, and central computer, while the arms and shoulders mount interchangeable weapons. Legs provide mobility, and additional backpack units can carry specialized equipment such as missile pods, electronic warfare systems, drones, or enhanced propulsion. This modularity allows the same frame to be reconfigured for entirely different combat roles.

History of the ST (Fan-Friendly Overview)

As international conflicts became increasingly complex, conventional armored vehicles began struggling in dense urban environments and mountainous terrain. Military engineers sought a machine that possessed the firepower of a tank while retaining the flexibility of infantry, eventually leading to the first generation of Strikers.

Early prototypes were cumbersome, maintenance-intensive, and expensive to field. They consumed enormous amounts of power, suffered from unstable balancing systems, and required exceptional pilots just to remain operational. Nevertheless, their unmatched adaptability proved their worth during several major conflicts, prompting nations and megacorporations to invest heavily in ST development.

Over the following decades, advancements in lightweight composite armor, compact energy reactors, artificial intelligence-assisted targeting, and neural control systems transformed STs into the dominant force on modern battlefields. Entire industries emerged around manufacturing specialized frames, weapons, and support equipment, while elite ST pilots became some of the most respected military personnel in the world.

Today, STs exist in countless configurations. Assault frames spearhead offensives, sniper variants eliminate targets from extreme range, support units provide electronic warfare and repairs, while tactician models specialize in indirect fire, reconnaissance, and battlefield control. Each reflects its pilot’s doctrine and expertise.

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Eileen’s ST — Malthus

Malthus is Eileen’s personal ST, designed specifically to complement her role as an investigator and battlefield tactician. Rather than overwhelming enemies with brute force, Malthus excels at controlling the flow of combat through precision, surveillance, and relentless indirect bombardment.

Its silhouette is sleek yet purposeful, with a medium-weight frame emphasizing mobility over raw durability. The armor is finished in dark graphite with silver accents, giving it an understated, almost corporate appearance. Thin blue sensor strips glow faintly across the visor and torso whenever its electronic warfare suite is active, making the machine appear constantly alert.

The head unit features an advanced panoramic sensor array instead of a traditional humanoid face. Multiple optical cameras, infrared detectors, radar modules, and electromagnetic scanners feed information directly to Eileen, allowing her to detect hidden enemies, analyze battlefield conditions, and coordinate artillery strikes with remarkable accuracy.

Mounted over both shoulders are modular long-range rocket launchers capable of saturating entire sectors with high-explosive, incendiary, or electronic warfare munitions. Unlike conventional missile systems, these launchers can fire indirectly, allowing Malthus to bombard enemies hidden behind buildings, cliffs, or defensive fortifications without exposing itself.

Its integrated battlefield computer constantly predicts enemy movement based on terrain, heat signatures, communications traffic, and previous maneuvers. These calculations enable Eileen to place bombardments where opponents are about to be rather than where they currently stand, making escape extremely difficult.

Electronic warfare is another defining feature of Malthus. Specialized signal jammers interfere with hostile communications, targeting systems, and drone networks while simultaneously protecting allied units from electronic attacks. Enemies often find their sensors flickering or locking onto false targets before realizing Malthus is responsible.

Although not intended for close combat, Malthus carries a compact defensive carbine and reinforced forearm shields for emergencies. Its objective is not to win duels, but to maintain distance while dismantling enemy formations through calculated suppression and overwhelming battlefield awareness.

In Eileen’s hands, Malthus becomes less like a conventional war machine and more like a command center on legs. Every rocket fired, every sensor scan, and every electronic disruption is carefully calculated to deny the enemy information, restrict their movement, and force them into situations where defeat becomes statistically inevitable. Even before the first missile lands, Eileen has usually already determined the outcome of the engagement.

There is currently very little official English lore available about Milkama (sometimes romanized as Milkhama) in Mecharashi. The game establishes it as one of the major urban centers in the setting and Eileen’s current place of residence, but its complete history has not yet been fully translated or released publicly. What follows combines the known setting with clearly marked fan-made expansions.

Milkama (Milkhama)

Milkama is a sprawling megacity where towering corporate skyscrapers stand beside aging residential districts and industrial complexes. The city serves as one of the economic hearts of the region, attracting corporations, engineers, mercenaries, ST pilots, and researchers from across the world.

Unlike cities that are dominated by military governments, Milkama is largely influenced by powerful corporations whose headquarters shape both the skyline and everyday life. Massive elevated highways weave between skyscrapers while automated trains and cargo drones constantly move supplies across the metropolis. At night, countless holographic advertisements illuminate the streets, giving the city its distinctive sea of neon lights.

For someone like Eileen, Milkama is the perfect environment. Every district contains another mystery, another investigation, or another corporate conspiracy waiting to be uncovered.

History (Fan-Made)

Following decades of international conflict and rapid technological advancement, the region that would become Milkama transformed from a modest industrial port into one of the world’s foremost centers for advanced engineering. Companies specializing in ST development, artificial intelligence, and military logistics gradually established research campuses throughout the city.

As the ST industry expanded, corporations poured enormous investments into Milkama. New residential districts, research facilities, manufacturing plants, and financial centers were constructed at an unprecedented pace. Within only a few decades, the city had grown into a massive corporate metropolis where technological innovation drove every aspect of daily life.

This rapid growth also widened the gap between the wealthy corporate elite and ordinary citizens. Executive districts became pristine and heavily secured, while older neighborhoods struggled with overcrowding, aging infrastructure, and organized crime. Corporate security forces often possessed authority rivaling that of the city’s own law enforcement, blurring the line between public governance and private power.

Today, Milkama stands as both a symbol of humanity’s technological achievements and a reminder of its unchecked ambition. Every breakthrough in ST technology seems to originate here—but so do many of the scandals, conspiracies, and power struggles that threaten to destabilize the city.

Where Eileen Lives (Fan-Made)

Eileen resides in a modern high-rise apartment located in Milkama’s Executive District, only a short commute from Obsidian’s headquarters.

Her apartment is surprisingly minimalist. Dark wood floors, gray walls, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the city’s skyline. Most of the furnishings are functional rather than decorative, with shelves lined by investigation files, technical manuals, and neatly organized data drives instead of personal mementos.

One room serves as her private office. Several holographic displays continuously stream corporate reports, surveillance feeds, and encrypted communications. A mechanical workbench occupies one wall, where she occasionally services Malthus’s sensor modules herself instead of relying entirely on company technicians.

Despite the apartment’s size, it feels quiet and almost empty. The only signs that someone truly lives there are a coffee machine that rarely has time to cool, a bookshelf filled with detective novels and forensic literature, and a small balcony overlooking Milkama’s endless lights—one of the few places where Eileen allows herself a moment of peace before returning to another investigation.

Based on the currently available Mecharashi lore, Milkama itself has not yet received an official breakdown of named districts or regions. The setting focuses more on the city as the center of the conflict than on detailed geography, and much of its internal layout remains unexplored. Community discussions also note that the worldbuilding is still fairly sparse and that future chapters may expand on Milkama’s districts.

With that in mind, here’s a fan-made regional layout that fits the established atmosphere of Milkama.

Obsidian Executive District

The Executive District is the political and economic heart of Milkama. Countless corporate headquarters pierce the skyline, connected by elevated skybridges and private transit systems reserved for executives and authorized personnel.

The district is kept under constant surveillance through autonomous drones, biometric checkpoints, and private security forces. Luxury apartments overlook immaculate streets where even minor disturbances are dealt with almost instantly.

This is where Eileen resides, living in a quiet executive apartment within walking distance of Obsidian’s headquarters.

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Ironworks Industrial Zone

The oldest industrial region of Milkama, the Ironworks is home to massive ST assembly plants, foundries, and weapons manufacturers.

The air is filled with the sound of welding torches, hydraulic presses, and cargo cranes moving armored components day and night. Many independent mechanics and engineers operate workshops here, repairing both civilian machinery and military-grade STs.

Although heavily industrialized, the district has developed a strong sense of community among its workers.

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New Harbor

Milkama’s enormous seaport handles international shipping and heavy military logistics.

Container terminals stretch for kilometers, while automated cranes load ST components, industrial machinery, and commercial goods onto cargo vessels. Smugglers frequently attempt to move contraband through the harbor, making it a common location for corporate investigations.

Nighttime gives the district a unique atmosphere as ships illuminate the fog-covered docks.

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Midtown Commercial Center

The busiest district in Milkama, Midtown is packed with shopping centers, restaurants, entertainment venues, and office towers.

Massive holographic advertisements dominate every intersection while autonomous buses and high-speed trains transport millions of commuters daily.

Despite its lively appearance, corporate espionage is extremely common beneath the surface.

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East Residential Ward

A densely populated residential district occupied primarily by engineers, office workers, mechanics, and their families.

Apartment complexes range from modest housing blocks to modern condominiums. Public parks, schools, cafés, and neighborhood markets create a quieter atmosphere than the city’s commercial core.

Although crime exists, residents generally consider it one of the safest places to raise a family.

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Old Town

The oldest surviving portion of Milkama predates the city’s transformation into a corporate metropolis.

Narrow streets, brick buildings, independent bookstores, cafés, and family-owned businesses remain largely untouched by modern redevelopment.

Many investigators—including Eileen—visit Old Town because older buildings often conceal forgotten archives, abandoned offices, and historical records unavailable elsewhere.

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The Undercity

Beneath Milkama lies an extensive network of maintenance tunnels, abandoned subway lines, storm drains, and utility corridors.

Mercenary groups, black-market dealers, hackers, and criminal organizations frequently use the Undercity to avoid corporate surveillance. Many entrances have long since been sealed, yet locals still whisper about hidden routes connecting nearly every district above.

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Skyline Heights

The wealthiest neighborhood in Milkama.

Luxury penthouses, rooftop gardens, exclusive clubs, and private ST landing platforms dominate the skyline. Politicians, celebrities, senior executives, and influential shareholders live here under constant protection.

Every building incorporates cutting-edge smart technology, making Skyline Heights both one of the most comfortable—and most heavily monitored—areas in the city.

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These regions are fan-created but are designed to fit the corporate cyberpunk setting of Mecharashi and Eileen’s role as an Obsidian investigator.

Based on the currently available Mecharashi story and promotional material, Obsidian is one of the world’s most powerful megacorporations and a central force in the game’s narrative. However, many aspects of its structure and history have not yet been fully revealed in the global release. The overview below distinguishes official information from fan expansion where appropriate.

Obsidian (Official Overview)

Obsidian is a multinational megacorporation specializing in advanced military technology, ST development, weapons manufacturing, security services, and scientific research. Unlike a conventional company, its influence extends into politics, economics, and international security, allowing it to shape events on a global scale.

Its vast resources make it one of the few organizations capable of designing and producing next-generation STs, employing thousands of engineers, researchers, soldiers, pilots, and analysts across numerous facilities.

The corporation is governed by a Board of Directors, whose members oversee different sectors of the company. Despite their authority, even they are not beyond scrutiny. Eileen Dizion, as Obsidian’s Group Inspector, possesses the authority to investigate executives—including board members and, according to official character material, even the company’s CEO—if she suspects violations of corporate law or misconduct.

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Corporate Philosophy

Officially, Obsidian presents itself as a corporation dedicated to technological innovation, public security, and rebuilding the future through scientific advancement.

Its public image emphasizes:

• Innovation through engineering.
• Maintaining global stability.
• Responsible military technology.
• Scientific progress.
• Corporate accountability.

Behind that polished image, however, investigations throughout the story suggest that Obsidian harbors internal corruption, power struggles, and hidden agendas. These secrets form a major part of Eileen’s investigations.

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Organizational Structure (Partly Fan Expansion)

Obsidian can be imagined as operating through several major divisions:

Research & Development

Responsible for designing new ST frames, experimental weapon systems, AI technologies, and advanced electronics.

This division attracts some of the world’s greatest engineers and scientists.

Manufacturing Division

Operates enormous production facilities where STs, armored vehicles, weapons, and replacement components are assembled before deployment.

Security Division

Provides corporate security for executives, laboratories, factories, and high-value assets. These forces often field modern STs and are trained to military standards.

Intelligence Bureau

Handles information gathering, cyber security, surveillance, and counter-espionage. Analysts monitor communications, identify security threats, and investigate leaks.

Office of the Group Inspector

One of the corporation’s most independent departments.

Led by Eileen, this office conducts internal investigations into fraud, corruption, illegal experimentation, bribery, industrial espionage, and abuses of authority. The office answers directly to the corporation’s highest governing bodies, allowing it to investigate even senior leadership.

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Reputation

Among ordinary citizens, Obsidian is viewed with mixed opinions.

Many admire the corporation for creating jobs, advancing technology, and producing machines that protect cities from external threats.

Others fear its immense influence, believing no private corporation should wield such military and political power. Critics often accuse Obsidian of prioritizing profit and strategic interests over transparency, even if concrete evidence is difficult to obtain.

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Relationship with Eileen

Eileen occupies a unique position within Obsidian.

Although she is a member of the Board and one of the company’s youngest executives, her responsibility is not to protect individuals—it is to protect the integrity of the corporation itself. She investigates misconduct regardless of who is involved, earning both respect and resentment from colleagues.

Her authority allows her to access classified information, inspect secure facilities, question senior officials, and launch internal investigations that few others within Obsidian have the power to initiate.

For that reason, many employees view Eileen with cautious respect. To honest workers, her arrival means justice may finally be served. To those hiding secrets, it often means their time is running out.

Based on the currently available Mecharashi lore, there are nine major factions that shape the conflict surrounding Milkhama Island. Some are governments, some are corporations, while others are resistance groups, mercenary organizations, or intelligence agencies.

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U.N.C.S.

(United Nations Coalition States)

The U.N.C.S. is one of the two global superpowers competing for influence over Milkhama. It is a multinational coalition supported by numerous allied nations, possessing one of the world’s largest and most technologically advanced militaries.

Its National Defense Forces emphasize combined-arms warfare, deploying Steel Troopers (STs), aircraft, warships, and conventional ground forces in coordinated operations. The coalition also enjoys significant naval power, allowing it to project military strength far beyond its own borders.

Officially, the U.N.C.S. claims to preserve international peace and stability. However, its intervention in Milkhama has been criticized for occupying territory, conducting illegal augmentation experiments, and exploiting the island’s valuable Arashium resources. These actions have fueled resistance movements throughout the region.

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Joint Security Administration (GSA)

The Joint Security Administration, often shortened to GSA, serves as the intelligence agency operating directly under the U.N.C.S. Prime Minister’s Office.

Unlike conventional soldiers, GSA operatives specialize in espionage, cyber warfare, surveillance, infiltration, and covert operations. Their responsibilities include gathering intelligence, preventing terrorism, exposing enemy spies, and protecting national interests around the globe.

Although created for intelligence work, the GSA has gradually expanded into military affairs, often conducting secret missions beyond public oversight. Characters like Naomi Romanov exemplify the agency’s reliance on hacking, electronic warfare, and information superiority rather than brute force.

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DL

The DL is the second global superpower and the principal rival of the U.N.C.S.

Following its defeat during the First Milkhama War, DL invested heavily in mechanized warfare, eventually becoming one of the world’s leaders in ST development and military technology. While the U.N.C.S. dominates through sheer military size, DL is renowned for its advanced aerospace and naval capabilities.

Its armed forces constantly compete with the U.N.C.S. in both military development and political influence, making Milkhama a strategic battleground between the two powers.

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G.K.D.

G.K.D. is a small independent mercenary company consisting of Kaidan Newman, Dana Yano, and Grant Zakarweski.

Officially registered as a logistics and transportation business, G.K.D. secretly accepts dangerous contracts ranging from rescue missions to combat operations. Unlike larger private military companies, the team values loyalty over profit and frequently becomes involved in uncovering conspiracies surrounding Milkhama.

Despite their small size, the group has earned a strong reputation thanks to Kaidan’s leadership, Grant’s mechanical expertise, and Dana’s operational support.

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The Epiphyllum

The Epiphyllum is a resistance organization composed almost entirely of survivors of human augmentation experiments.

Led by Rosa Diaz, the group’s members were once unwilling test subjects transformed into enhanced pilots through dangerous biological procedures. Rather than seeking political power, they wage war against every organization responsible for augmentation research.

Because of their enhancements, Epiphyllum pilots possess exceptional reflexes and synchronization with Steel Troopers, making them among the deadliest combatants in the setting. Their ultimate objective is to rescue future victims and destroy augmentation laboratories across the world.

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The Ashes

The Ashes are a guerrilla resistance movement operating in western Milkhama.

Formed by former U.N.C.S. soldiers and local civilians under the leadership of Gorman Yevgeny, the organization opposes foreign military occupation and illegal experimentation conducted on the island.

Rather than engaging in conventional warfare, the Ashes rely on sabotage, ambushes, and hit-and-run tactics, slowly wearing down better-equipped opponents through asymmetric warfare.

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Electric Eels

The Electric Eels are a mercenary organization active throughout Milkhama.

Publicly they appear to be independent contractors available to the highest bidder. In reality, they frequently undertake covert assignments on behalf of the U.N.C.S., allowing the coalition to accomplish politically sensitive objectives while maintaining plausible deniability.

The group’s flexibility and willingness to operate in morally ambiguous situations have made them one of the island’s most notorious mercenary forces.

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Obsidian

Obsidian is the world’s largest industrial megacorporation and arguably the single most influential organization on Milkhama.

Originally founded as a mining and infrastructure company, Obsidian’s discovery of Arashium—a revolutionary mineral essential to Steel Trooper technology—transformed it into the world’s leading manufacturer of STs, military hardware, and advanced engineering systems.

Although the corporation publicly promotes innovation and global prosperity, numerous investigations have revealed internal corruption, secret experimentation, and fierce corporate power struggles. Characters such as Eileen Dizion, Obsidian’s Group Inspector, work to uncover these hidden crimes from within the corporation itself.

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Predators

The Predators are Obsidian’s elite private military force.

Unlike ordinary corporate security, the Predators perform black operations, high-risk combat missions, and covert interventions that Obsidian cannot officially acknowledge. Their members are seasoned ST pilots, many of whom have undergone Obsidian’s classified enhancement programs.

The unit is equipped with some of the corporation’s most advanced Steel Troopers, including experimental models unavailable to conventional military forces. They answer directly to Obsidian’s highest leadership and are often deployed whenever the corporation’s interests are threatened.

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Doll

Doll is not a military faction but the nickname of an extraordinarily wealthy business magnate.

His influence comes through finance rather than armed force. Controlling major shipping companies, oceanic trade routes, and real estate, Doll possesses enough economic power to affect events throughout Milkhama despite lacking a formal army.

Although he generally operates behind the scenes, his immense wealth allows him to influence governments, corporations, and military organizations alike, making him one of the setting’s most powerful non-combat figures.

Here are some fan-made quotes for Eileen that match her calm, analytical, and quietly intimidating personality. They use your requested format exactly.

Eileen: “Facts don’t care about rank. They only care about whether someone is foolish enough to leave them behind.”

Eileen: “You lied. Not very well, I might add.”

Eileen: “Silence tells me far more than words ever could.”

Eileen: “The truth has an unfortunate habit of surviving every attempt to bury it.”

Eileen: “If you’re innocent, then cooperate. If you’re guilty… cooperate anyway.”

Eileen: “I don’t enjoy interrogations. I enjoy watching people realize they’ve already answered my questions.”

Eileen: “You’re looking at me like I’m your enemy. That’s an inefficient conclusion.”

Eileen: “I have no interest in your excuses. Present evidence.”

Eileen: “A clean report is comforting. A truthful report is useful.”

Eileen: “You’d be surprised how many conspiracies collapse because someone forgot to shred a single page.”

Eileen: “Confidence is admirable. Overconfidence makes paperwork significantly easier.”

Eileen: “I don’t threaten people. I simply explain the consequences of their decisions.”

Eileen: “Keep your emotions. I’ll keep the evidence.”

Eileen: “Everyone leaves traces. Some are simply better at hiding them.”

Eileen: “You can deceive cameras. Convincing a pattern is much harder.”

Eileen: “Trust should be earned. Verification should be standard.”

Eileen: “You’re free to disagree with my conclusions. Reality won’t.”

Eileen: “There’s no such thing as a perfect crime. Only unfinished investigations.”

Eileen: “The louder someone protests, the more carefully I listen.”

Eileen: “Corporate loyalty ends where the truth begins.”

Casual

Eileen: “Coffee first. Catastrophes can wait another five minutes.”

Eileen: “No, I don’t smile often. It loses its effect if it’s common.”

Eileen: “A quiet office is either wonderfully productive… or deeply suspicious.”

Eileen: “Please stop moving my documents. They’re organized. You just don’t understand the system.”

Eileen: “I wasn’t staring. I was observing.”

Eileen: “Books are considerably easier to understand than people.”

Eileen: “If you hear me sigh, assume someone has done something extraordinarily avoidable.”

During Combat

Eileen: “Target confirmed. Commencing suppression.”

Eileen: “You’re already surrounded. You simply haven’t noticed yet.”

Eileen: “Predictable.”

Eileen: “Analysis complete. Engagement authorized.”

Eileen: “Every movement you make narrows your options.”

Eileen: “Malthus, lock trajectory.”

Eileen: “Your mistake wasn’t fighting me. It was letting me prepare.”

Eileen: “Sensors green. Fire.”

Eileen: “Operation complete. Recover the evidence.”

Rare Softer Moments

Eileen: “…Thank you. I wasn’t expecting someone to stay.”

Eileen: “I don’t dislike company. I simply prefer it when it’s quiet.”

Eileen: “For someone who asks so many questions… yours are surprisingly sincere.”

Eileen: “Perhaps I’ve spent so long looking for lies… that I sometimes forget honesty exists.”

Eileen: “If I trust you with the truth, don’t waste it.”