Precisely. There was also something that happened when I arrived that... was almost similar to a city-wide hallucinogen. Not only that, but before now, there had been a specific pattern as to how CERES recovered our data, if that is indeed what they are doing; which is to say, new people were brought here approximately every two weeks. However, until you arrived, there had been no one new since I arrived... that we could find, that is.
[So maybe she thought her group were the last ones. Maybe she thought none of her classmates would ever arrive. That's a cheerful thought.
But she shifts on the couch again, drawing her knees up so she can face him more easily. It means she's not pressed right on top of him anymore, but at least she can try to read his expression more easily -- though her eyes don't quite meet his, since the patch is still far too jarring.]
To that effect, Katsura and I have been discussing taking certain measures against CERES itself. To let them know that glitches will no longer be tolerated. If they cannot ensure the safety of the people they are bringing here -- and who they are recovering -- then they must be appropriately warned that we will not stand for it. This dangerous carnival is only the most recent of their transgressions.
He has agreed to follow my lead, as his methods are those of a mischievous child, while what I have in mind is... [Well. Even though she trails off, surely Kuzuryuu can read into her implication there.]
I would like to introduce him to you, if you... think that is a good idea. [And then sudden uncertainty. She's been so against the idea of glitches since even before Kuzuryuu arrived, that now that he's here... she isn't certain if she wants to involve him in something that could potentially be risky. Or even if he would want to, considering Katsura's... eccentricities. Or maybe he's not going to be happy that she's basically starting doing something of this (potential) scale on her own? She can't be sure.]
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[So maybe she thought her group were the last ones. Maybe she thought none of her classmates would ever arrive. That's a cheerful thought.
But she shifts on the couch again, drawing her knees up so she can face him more easily. It means she's not pressed right on top of him anymore, but at least she can try to read his expression more easily -- though her eyes don't quite meet his, since the patch is still far too jarring.]
To that effect, Katsura and I have been discussing taking certain measures against CERES itself. To let them know that glitches will no longer be tolerated. If they cannot ensure the safety of the people they are bringing here -- and who they are recovering -- then they must be appropriately warned that we will not stand for it. This dangerous carnival is only the most recent of their transgressions.
He has agreed to follow my lead, as his methods are those of a mischievous child, while what I have in mind is... [Well. Even though she trails off, surely Kuzuryuu can read into her implication there.]
I would like to introduce him to you, if you... think that is a good idea. [And then sudden uncertainty. She's been so against the idea of glitches since even before Kuzuryuu arrived, that now that he's here... she isn't certain if she wants to involve him in something that could potentially be risky. Or even if he would want to, considering Katsura's... eccentricities. Or maybe he's not going to be happy that she's basically starting doing something of this (potential) scale on her own? She can't be sure.]