Ellana's absentminded fidgeting drew Sephiroth's attention back to her all the same. As a solider in his own army, even if he'd not personally heard of the green markings she had, they were most likely documented somewhere as something of a distinguishing feature; like his iridescent eyes with their slitted pupils.
He raised his gaze from where she were staring at her wrist, up finally to Ellana's face as she continued to explain. Even in the lighting of this room within the laboratory, Sephiroth's expression seemed for a moment to loosen a little. A few concepts stirred interest, that almost-familiar feeling he often got from learning about other worlds and then quickly tallying them up against his own experiences.
As for when the Shadow spoke of Solas though, the frown returned between silver eyebrows. Sephiroth too, had quickly found himself despising one he had once been closer too than almost anyone else. Trust had been stretched thin and shredded under the clarity of hindsight. Genesis...
"...Often I find that trust is hardly reciprocated in ways that are immediately obvious. If he hadn't trusted you, then why send you back to correct his mistakes?"
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Ellana's absentminded fidgeting drew Sephiroth's attention back to her all the same. As a solider in his own army, even if he'd not personally heard of the green markings she had, they were most likely documented somewhere as something of a distinguishing feature; like his iridescent eyes with their slitted pupils.
He raised his gaze from where she were staring at her wrist, up finally to Ellana's face as she continued to explain. Even in the lighting of this room within the laboratory, Sephiroth's expression seemed for a moment to loosen a little. A few concepts stirred interest, that almost-familiar feeling he often got from learning about other worlds and then quickly tallying them up against his own experiences.
As for when the Shadow spoke of Solas though, the frown returned between silver eyebrows. Sephiroth too, had quickly found himself despising one he had once been closer too than almost anyone else. Trust had been stretched thin and shredded under the clarity of hindsight. Genesis...
"...Often I find that trust is hardly reciprocated in ways that are immediately obvious. If he hadn't trusted you, then why send you back to correct his mistakes?"