[ Gen practically snarls that retort, almost cutting Dextera off before he's finished speaking. But the fact that he'd bothered reaching out to Dextera at all makes it terribly obvious he's being dishonest; he had be worried about Dextera's wellbeing, even if he's loathe to admit it.
-- what happened. [ The question comes sudden and brusque, more a demand than a request. ] I know that ... that thing said we could give up a body part or let someone die. What, did you ask to die?
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[ Gen practically snarls that retort, almost cutting Dextera off before he's finished speaking. But the fact that he'd bothered reaching out to Dextera at all makes it terribly obvious he's being dishonest; he had be worried about Dextera's wellbeing, even if he's loathe to admit it.
There's a moment of silence afterward, the connection between them dense with discomfort and unease. After all, it isn't normal for someone to be so blasé about having died, and he's not sure how to react to it. How to feel if he's the one who feels more concerned about this than Dextera himself. Sure, he already knows that Dextera isn't really normal, but still ... ]
-- what happened. [ The question comes sudden and brusque, more a demand than a request. ] I know that ... that thing said we could give up a body part or let someone die. What, did you ask to die?