While Jinana doesn't know Serph well personally, she respects you a lot. It's hard to say, in canon, her overall opinion of the Embryon since time and time again she'd talk to Argilla instead of the others (which probably suited Serph and Heat fine, I imagine but XD). But she chooses an alliance with the Embryon based on Serph's decision not to eat Bat; she can trust Serph as a leader who would take care of her tribe, not turn on them.
From talking with him in camp, she fully believes he did everything he could for them before the destruction of the Junkyard, and is deeply glad of that. She suspects he, too, is deeply grieved at the loss of everyone who got deleted in that, and sympathizes/empathizes with him for that.
Beyond that, they haven't got to know each other well yet personally, so she's a bit distantly polite, but a lot of that is just awkwardness in not yet knowing where they fit together -- she's well aware that the fact that the Embryon killed her makes the Maribel into the Embryon, but as a leader she can't really form a separate identity FROM the Maribel with anything resembling ease or comfort. She was relieved when he said he didn't mind her not viewing him as her leader, and at the same time, still isn't sure how to react around him. They get along pretty well, so I imagine those... nerves? Will smooth out with time.
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While Jinana doesn't know Serph well personally, she respects you a lot. It's hard to say, in canon, her overall opinion of the Embryon since time and time again she'd talk to Argilla instead of the others (which probably suited Serph and Heat fine, I imagine but XD). But she chooses an alliance with the Embryon based on Serph's decision not to eat Bat; she can trust Serph as a leader who would take care of her tribe, not turn on them.
From talking with him in camp, she fully believes he did everything he could for them before the destruction of the Junkyard, and is deeply glad of that. She suspects he, too, is deeply grieved at the loss of everyone who got deleted in that, and sympathizes/empathizes with him for that.
Beyond that, they haven't got to know each other well yet personally, so she's a bit distantly polite, but a lot of that is just awkwardness in not yet knowing where they fit together -- she's well aware that the fact that the Embryon killed her makes the Maribel into the Embryon, but as a leader she can't really form a separate identity FROM the Maribel with anything resembling ease or comfort. She was relieved when he said he didn't mind her not viewing him as her leader, and at the same time, still isn't sure how to react around him. They get along pretty well, so I imagine those... nerves? Will smooth out with time.