Snow was slow to respond at first. It was hard to catch Fang off her guard like that and disrupt her poise, and yet somehow he'd done it without even meaning to. His brain could barely even make sense of her request to extrapolate on his statement. Sure, he'd told the story to Aoede not long before coming here, but that had been different. It was like Fang was having the opposite problem that everyone else in the new world was. Everyone else had had their memories of Nova Chrysalia wiped, but it seemed like Fang had somehow retained those and had her memories of the new world wiped instead.
"I don't know how else to explain it," he said.
He crossed his arms over his chest and huffed in thought. Of all of the hitches he'd expected in his reunion with Fang, this wasn't one of them. If anything, he would've expected her to remember sticking it to the Order above everything else. The fact that she didn't was a bit worrying, the more that he thought about it. If Fang could forget that, then was there some kind of important memory that he was missing, too?
"You really don't remember?" he asked. "The world already ended, and we took Bhunivelze's new one. We freed Vanille from the Order and destroyed the Clavis -- Well. Lightning did most of the work. But you and me helped."
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"I don't know how else to explain it," he said.
He crossed his arms over his chest and huffed in thought. Of all of the hitches he'd expected in his reunion with Fang, this wasn't one of them. If anything, he would've expected her to remember sticking it to the Order above everything else. The fact that she didn't was a bit worrying, the more that he thought about it. If Fang could forget that, then was there some kind of important memory that he was missing, too?
"You really don't remember?" he asked. "The world already ended, and we took Bhunivelze's new one. We freed Vanille from the Order and destroyed the Clavis -- Well. Lightning did most of the work. But you and me helped."