[ Her brow raises a bit at the name— frankly, with how long she's gone without seeing him, she finds she's hardly thought of him much. That gloomy guy could do this? She supposes it should be expected - Aions are unpredictable and always growing in power - but it is a sobering thought nonetheless, more so because she doubts Gen has faced off against someone truly trying to end his life before.
Or maybe he has. He looks so... out of it.
She doesn't buy that he's fine for a second. ]
"Doesn't really matter," huh.
[ Misa repeats, giving a soft and disbelieving hmph. ]
Did you... have to do it? Or did you want to do it?
[ Her question, serious as it is, is posed a bit flippantly - like she isn't going to be disgusted or turned away by whichever option he picks, if he even feels like answering her. There's justification for both, really. If he had no choice, then that was that. And if he wanted to do it, she's sure he had some reason outside plain bloodlust, whether that's the dry fact that Dokja is of the Pleroma, and Gen is of the Kenoma, or if there's something else she's not yet even aware of. In her heart, Misa feels very little overall sympathy for the Pleroma she doesn't know well, and would leave most of them to the wolves if given an opportunity, so she really doesn't show much outward distress over the revelation that Dokja was murdered. But Gen... is her friend, or something close to it, so she wants to find out, if only because she's so sure that she's in the best position to do it, sharing a Legacy with him and knowing bits and pieces of his past. She's seen - felt - what drove him to try to kill someone else before. It isn't a matter he takes lightly, but it's also something she doesn't know if he'd ever try to get off his chest without the right push. ]
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Or maybe he has. He looks so... out of it.
She doesn't buy that he's fine for a second. ]
"Doesn't really matter," huh.
[ Misa repeats, giving a soft and disbelieving hmph. ]
Did you... have to do it? Or did you want to do it?
[ Her question, serious as it is, is posed a bit flippantly - like she isn't going to be disgusted or turned away by whichever option he picks, if he even feels like answering her. There's justification for both, really. If he had no choice, then that was that. And if he wanted to do it, she's sure he had some reason outside plain bloodlust, whether that's the dry fact that Dokja is of the Pleroma, and Gen is of the Kenoma, or if there's something else she's not yet even aware of. In her heart, Misa feels very little overall sympathy for the Pleroma she doesn't know well, and would leave most of them to the wolves if given an opportunity, so she really doesn't show much outward distress over the revelation that Dokja was murdered. But Gen... is her friend, or something close to it, so she wants to find out, if only because she's so sure that she's in the best position to do it, sharing a Legacy with him and knowing bits and pieces of his past. She's seen - felt - what drove him to try to kill someone else before. It isn't a matter he takes lightly, but it's also something she doesn't know if he'd ever try to get off his chest without the right push. ]