I see. That's a shame. I can't divulge what I know, either, until I'm certain this will be an exchange between equals. [...] But, if you're interested regardless of what your orders state, come find me tomorrow after the execution. We can request a meeting with her.
She considers him carefully. There isn't the suspicion or paranoia from the other day, but it's clear that she still doesn't quite know what to think of him anymore.]
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Okay. I... I'll have to prioritize if anyone gets hurt, but...
[Her voice has dropped to an almost detached monotone. She's so tired, and all of the harsh things he's ever said, even yesterday, still sting. But... she wants to still try and trust Akechi. To believe that there's that good in him that she felt in his memory, his dying moments.
... No, there isn't. [He inches away from the door, if only so he can unlock it.] I don't understand how your body operates, but don't waste all your energy before tomorrow. We still need you, after all, Doctor.
[... Is that his way of telling her to get some rest? Maybe. Akechi will glance at her one last time before he steps out, though.]
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[Calmly. Her paranoia might have worn off, but this... still isn't an interrogation.]
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I'm sorry.
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I see. That's a shame. I can't divulge what I know, either, until I'm certain this will be an exchange between equals. [...] But, if you're interested regardless of what your orders state, come find me tomorrow after the execution. We can request a meeting with her.
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Meeting first, Luna. Then I will answer all your questions.
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Could you at least tell me your intentions with this, Akechi?
Were you telling the truth yesterday?
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[No hesitation there.]
Regardless of your opinion of me... Our goals are aligned. I want to save as many people as I can, as well.
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She considers him carefully. There isn't the suspicion or paranoia from the other day, but it's clear that she still doesn't quite know what to think of him anymore.]
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Okay. I... I'll have to prioritize if anyone gets hurt, but...
Where do you want to meet when I'm finished?
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The lounge, three hours after the execution. That should account for any unforeseen accidents, yes?
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[Her voice has dropped to an almost detached monotone. She's so tired, and all of the harsh things he's ever said, even yesterday, still sting. But... she wants to still try and trust Akechi. To believe that there's that good in him that she felt in his memory, his dying moments.
...]
Is there anything else you needed, Akechi?
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[... Is that his way of telling her to get some rest? Maybe. Akechi will glance at her one last time before he steps out, though.]
Goodnight.
[THAT'S ALL FOR NOW...]
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Goodnight, Akechi.
[That's... one of the nicest things he's said genuinely to her and that's kind of sad.]