Right, going AWOL is a serious offense. I guess that I did kind of write it that way that she did just say f#%% it and joined up with her cousin and a bunch of women pirates without first consulting the military organization that she worked for. Part of that was a lack of space to elaborate further, and part of it was probably just me not really thinking about how serious such a thing would be even though I know for a fact how much of a crime it is. Her cousin, the captain had nothing to lose with her choice in the sudden change in lifestyle, but Mavis here really seems to have made a poor choice even if it was for a good cause in supporting her cousin in getting back at the villains that did them wrong.Thanks for the food for thought, I'm probably going to use the repercussions of her decision to leave E2D as some really good future character building and storytelling.

Even if she chose to become a beekeeper, the fact that she was (presumably) never properly discharged from the military would have them after her.

Yeah, her "desertion" is something that I'm going to think a bit about some more in the future. She's not a villain, but as a "pirate" she'd still be considered an outlaw at the very least and that probably wouldn't sit well with her former employers.

Also cool. I like the dagger/short sword specialization. Interesting that she's a former law enforcement officer... one wonders whether the government would be after her for desertion.