Briar resisted for only a moment, not having expected for the bow to lift her chin. It was moved easily once she realized the other woman's intention, and she looked down at her, even as she took some discomfort in doing so.

The bow was lowered soon enough, and with it her straightened posture relaxed.

"I'm not frightened, miss," she admitted. "Death is a part of life. I've seen plenty of it happen before me."

Of course she hadn't seen as many people actively killed in front of her, but the figure was higher than zero. She'd seen plenty of corpses, though, and she'd watched people die. Death, to her, was as normal as anything else.

Although she looked a little hesitant to do so, Briar allowed herself a small smile. She was happy to get the job, regardless of her serious demeanor.

"Thank you for giving me this chance, Miss Koç. I'll do my best to serve you well."