[ diluc has no business withholding anything when shoma is as intelligent, if not vastly moreso than most of their crew. and though there is a genuine desire to protect the boy's innocence, his life is far more important. that's at stake the longer they're trapped here—it would be foolish to try and keep one of their brightest minds from helping find a way out. ]
I understand. I also think it's likely there will be more than one culprit going forward. Our situation has only grown worse, though we don't know the exact reason for it.
...All we know so far is that we're under observation, and something is driving us against our natural behaviors. We've been forced to follow a schedule [ after 3 weeks of observation ], and commandeered to move however Eudora sees fit. [ boarding the ship, attending trial, forced removal from the holding cells, etc. ]
...It's like we're pieces on a board, and they're getting more liberal about disposal.
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I understand. I also think it's likely there will be more than one culprit going forward. Our situation has only grown worse, though we don't know the exact reason for it.
...All we know so far is that we're under observation, and something is driving us against our natural behaviors. We've been forced to follow a schedule [ after 3 weeks of observation ], and commandeered to move however Eudora sees fit. [ boarding the ship, attending trial, forced removal from the holding cells, etc. ]
...It's like we're pieces on a board, and they're getting more liberal about disposal.