[She'd surmised that Vincent had an idea of where they would live. One of the chosen worlds, perhaps. Passively allowing God to die through inaction troubles her, but Her power is absolute. Truly, she can work through her repentance and earn forgiveness in the eyes of God, who might very well forgive her for her arrogance.
Whatever Vincent is scheming— and he is scheming, she wants little to do with his web of lies. She'll deal with only what's necessary. Learning just how to allow their world to die, and to avoid Alessa's ire, will be what she thinks about. At the moment, saying nothing seems to be the wisest course of action.
She'd say something in return, but it loses its effect when Vincent can't hear her. Not that they do more than argue when meeting to begin with.
...No matter.
She gestures to indicate she understands, and doesn't seem too bothered by him leaving.]
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Whatever Vincent is scheming— and he is scheming, she wants little to do with his web of lies. She'll deal with only what's necessary. Learning just how to allow their world to die, and to avoid Alessa's ire, will be what she thinks about. At the moment, saying nothing seems to be the wisest course of action.
She'd say something in return, but it loses its effect when Vincent can't hear her. Not that they do more than argue when meeting to begin with.
...No matter.
She gestures to indicate she understands, and doesn't seem too bothered by him leaving.]