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Eto batted away his touch, her expression still dark as she looked at him. She could not do so for more than a moment, it seemed, as she turned back towards the door. Eto placed a hand on the door frame, the rest of her small frame coming to lean on it as she spoke.
âWhatâs the point of an illusion coming to tell me things Iâm already aware of?â
She already knew that she was a surplus of a foolish, doomed relationship; she already knew that she had not been loved. Those were facts she had accepted years ago, so what was the point of bringing them to light now?
As many things as this city offered her, as intriguing it could be, she simply could not understand the meaning of things such as this.
â⌠Brilliant?â She repeated, tilting her head back to look at him.
âYou think breaking your promise to me was brilliant?âÂ
Do not use your stand on me, she had asked of him so many months ago, she had made him promise it to her; how foolish of her, to think that he would actually keep it.
Kishibe Rohan yawned. Not only was he his usual lack of emotion driven self, but he seemed entirely outside of the moment. Not only was he outside, but in his seat in the audience he wasnât finding the moment particularly enertaining either.Â
âMost betrayals are brilliant, as well as elegant. I thought you were a writer who specialized in tragedy.â
Rohan leaned forward and poked her on the forehead. âI donât like being touched by your gross and slimy kagune, but if it was a life threatening situation, I woldnât complain.â
He definitely would.Â
âSo then, why donât you tell me what youâre angry with isnât actually me? Itâs yourself, because you needed to be saved from your own mother. You hate your own feeling of helplessness, donât you?â













