[So, an "accident". Even her own eyes, which could see the 「truth」of things... likely would not have been able to「see」something so specific as the outcome of a person coming into contact with an effigy. Perhaps she would have been able to sense it would not be a good outcome by any means, but.
The specifics of a gory explosion? No. But she keeps her expression a sympathetic one, the blue eyes of her transformation soft.]
I have seen war, too, but, still...
[She lets the comment trail away, just implication, before she smiles ever so slightly and gestures to the tea he has brought.]
Here we are, to have tea and discuss my work, despite the fact that we are supposedly at war ourselves.
[Was that not laudable, in some way? Some proof that peace could be had?]
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[So, an "accident". Even her own eyes, which could see the 「truth」of things... likely would not have been able to「see」something so specific as the outcome of a person coming into contact with an effigy. Perhaps she would have been able to sense it would not be a good outcome by any means, but.
The specifics of a gory explosion? No. But she keeps her expression a sympathetic one, the blue eyes of her transformation soft.]
I have seen war, too, but, still...
[She lets the comment trail away, just implication, before she smiles ever so slightly and gestures to the tea he has brought.]
Here we are, to have tea and discuss my work, despite the fact that we are supposedly at war ourselves.
[Was that not laudable, in some way? Some proof that peace could be had?]