[She's been checking the device often, keeping track of the names that appear and disappear. Watching and listening to everyone carefully. Taking note of the various personality types and behaviors so that she can, at the very least, understand who will be resourceful should this world progressively be subjected to conflict by their enemies, the
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Brother left, didn't he? [her voice might be wavering a bit, but she's being strong]
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The sentiment is mutual.
[And another pause.]
Judging by the information I have gathered about this world, it would seem that is the case. When was it that you last saw him?
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As a matter of fact, it was brought to my attention shortly before seeing this.
I hadn't known whether or not to believe it, but this is certainly confirmation.
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What do you propose we do? I would not feel comfortable leaving Nunnally to look after herself.
[But living together... in such small, unsophisticated quarters...
Her eyes shift, lowering so that her bangs obscure some of her face. It has been a long time since she looked after anyone. Anyone being Euphie. She's not even sure if she has the means to protect their sister from the fae, let alone any of the other dangers she has yet to uncover of the people also trapped in Demeleir.]
Will he... return?
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[He quietens - perhaps allowing those words to sink in. But he goes on after a moment, which might be considered merciful of him.]
With her disability, she is even more vulnerable. Perhaps a room at the inn could be taken for her, but even that wouldn't be suitable...
[His voice then hardens somewhat.]
As to Lelouch, I cannot speculate. We have no way of knowing.
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The inn? Would necessary assistance be provided to accommodate her condition?
[But he is right. Even that wouldn't be suitable. Nunnally has never been alone. Someone has always been there to take care of her. Someone familiar.]
I will... look after her. [At least until she knows the absence of their brother is not an emotional hindrance to their younger sister. For now, it's the least she can do.] How do the fae make decisions about who is brought here and who is returned?
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It was my brother, Lelouch.
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[ He should sound relieved, but he found himself more skeptical than anything. ] This is, for certain, no trick of his doing?
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