[The words come as no surprise to him; he's seen enough of the ugly side of humans, enough of vengeful, bitter, broken tsukumogami hell-bent on taking revenge on their former owners to let out nothing more than a small sigh.]

I see. ...Such are the consequences of Man's fallen nature, its desires made material.

[But there's more to them than that, he wants to say. There's hope, possibility, and love, warmth and true companionship all wrapped up in those fragile yet strong forms, their hands the strongest tool he's ever known.

However, he'll leave Sayo's own judgment of humanity, through his own experiences, to Sayo.]

It is good that you have been summoned to a master far kinder than them, indeed.