[Because no matter what, she trusts him. That's all there is to it.
Though his answer isn't much of a surprise, but it's still gets her to sigh - desperately trying to think of what they could do. Every poison has an antidote, even if one might not exist yet.
And his words gets her to frown now, standing from her chair and moving in front of him, leaning in close so he has no choice but to look at her.]
I don't care about destiny. Mine was to be the next step of advancing human intelligence, and yet I was the biggest failure my family ever had. [Her scar throbs as she thinks about that explosion at the lab, yet that memory doesn't seem... right. Not after the vision she saw earlier.
But she pushes that aside. Right now all her attention is on Julius.]
So there has to be something we can do. I don't want to believe that there isn't anything we can do. So I'm not going to leave you alone or anything like that, no way.
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Though his answer isn't much of a surprise, but it's still gets her to sigh - desperately trying to think of what they could do. Every poison has an antidote, even if one might not exist yet.
And his words gets her to frown now, standing from her chair and moving in front of him, leaning in close so he has no choice but to look at her.]
I don't care about destiny. Mine was to be the next step of advancing human intelligence, and yet I was the biggest failure my family ever had. [Her scar throbs as she thinks about that explosion at the lab, yet that memory doesn't seem... right. Not after the vision she saw earlier.
But she pushes that aside. Right now all her attention is on Julius.]
So there has to be something we can do. I don't want to believe that there isn't anything we can do. So I'm not going to leave you alone or anything like that, no way.