"All right," she agreed, her smile widening just fractionally. "As long as I'm not creating too much overlap." Maybe she'd give Sephiroth a sneak preview just in case he managed to turn in his report before she did, so she would know which areas to skim, or skip altogether.
Her hand lifted to rest against her chin as he brought up the sage, and she frowned a little. She hadn't missed Sephiroth's abrupt departure, but she hadn't wanted to follow suit and seem disrespectful to the one person who seemed willing to at least provide them some measure of knowledge that they severely lacked.
There was also the matter of that window, but she assumed it had something to do with the night he'd been manipulated and controlled over a year ago. Why anyone would wish to capture that event in stained glass, she didn't know. It was rather gruesome.
"Do you think he's telling the truth? About the movement of the Calamity this month," she asked, her smile pulling into a pensive frown. "Part of me hopes that he's a charlatan, but he did seem to know a great deal about us, calling us by name when we'd never met before."
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Her hand lifted to rest against her chin as he brought up the sage, and she frowned a little. She hadn't missed Sephiroth's abrupt departure, but she hadn't wanted to follow suit and seem disrespectful to the one person who seemed willing to at least provide them some measure of knowledge that they severely lacked.
There was also the matter of that window, but she assumed it had something to do with the night he'd been manipulated and controlled over a year ago. Why anyone would wish to capture that event in stained glass, she didn't know. It was rather gruesome.
"Do you think he's telling the truth? About the movement of the Calamity this month," she asked, her smile pulling into a pensive frown. "Part of me hopes that he's a charlatan, but he did seem to know a great deal about us, calling us by name when we'd never met before."