[ His advice feels fair, sensible and straightforward enough for even her to understand. The only thing is: she doesn't really care about which side wins or loses. It's probably an abnormal way of thinking, she'll readily admit, but she's never been so enamored of the future or her own ego that those things would bother her. ]
I'm pretty sure I'm in the minority.
[ The calm way she says so implies that she thinks that's okay. A good number of her Kenoma companions are completely focused on doing the Regent's bidding. She won't pretend that she finds the Regent's ideals to be anything more than a personal conviction born of a torturous existence. She thinks she understands their motivations, but she can't yet say she feels the same conviction in her own soul, the way Kenoma like Amos and Misa do. ]
Thank you for the advice. [ ... ] I still can't let you through, though.
[ He's given her something to think about for later, but in the present, she still has a job to do. ]
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I'm pretty sure I'm in the minority.
[ The calm way she says so implies that she thinks that's okay. A good number of her Kenoma companions are completely focused on doing the Regent's bidding. She won't pretend that she finds the Regent's ideals to be anything more than a personal conviction born of a torturous existence. She thinks she understands their motivations, but she can't yet say she feels the same conviction in her own soul, the way Kenoma like Amos and Misa do. ]
Thank you for the advice. [ ... ] I still can't let you through, though.
[ He's given her something to think about for later, but in the present, she still has a job to do. ]