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[kekw]

[ So this is how he's going to play, huh? Normally, that kind of resolve and impenetrable defense of a man would excite the flame inside of W to fire back with some strong snarks. Normally. Unfortunately, this conversation has some sort of urgency behind it for W and playing around with it is far from being the best option.

Contrary to her previous expression, W in returns actually looks a bit cornered at this. She looks away to the side for a bit before she bits her lip to soon reply again. ]

It's... exactly because I consider myself as his big sister that I couldn't ask him.

[ Especially with someone like Faust, he always had this impenetrable wall around him, perhaps even stronger than something that Louis is giving her right now. There's practically zero chance that he would tell W of all people. Not to mention that W herself basically doesn't know how to act like an actual sibling.

Right now, this is the only thing that W could resort into. Dropping more truth bombs. ]

He was a terrorist. He made genocide a thing back in Terra, our world. [ In which she basically implies that she's also one, though her case was a bit complicated than that. Considering how smart Louis has shown himself to be, W deems it's necessary to spell that fact out - He probably can put two and two together. ] He doesn't want to repeat it- No, I don't want him to repeat it. He deserved better.

[ Although there's no sign of her going into tears any time soon, the pain and regret is already obvious from the way W is staring back at Louis. ]

I just don't want him to go back into the wrong social circle, Louis.

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[For the first time, the woman on the other side of the screen hesitates, and Louis feels some sense of accomplishment. Not that he delights in the discomfort of others, surely not—but once the façade begins to fall apart and genuine emotions start showing through, it becomes that much easier to believe and trust in someone's words.

Unless this W is a particularly exceptional actor, but right now, he wants to allow the benefit of the doubt. His kindness and empathy is both his greatest strength and weakness, as shown in times like this.

Of course, the word "terrorist" doesn't have a good sound to it in any regard, and it being quickly followed by "genocide" only deepens the furrow in his brow, eyes sharpening. If W associates with Faust knowing these things, and even goes so far as to divulge such information to Louis... just what does that say about her? He gets the strong feeling that the two strangers both have a lot of blood on their hands.

... Louis himself isn't all that innocent either, though. He won't pass judgment until he knows more, despite the bleak connotations those words carry. Especially when now, W is pleading on Faust's behalf. Louis knows too how young the other appeared... While it's not that younger people shouldn't be held accountable for their actions—if it's a second chance that she wants for him...

The revenant releases a soft sigh, visibly relenting.]

I hear what you're saying. I do, but... What is this, then? Are you screening me? Like a parent checking your kid's friends to make sure they're not in with a bad crowd? And you somehow even managed to find my contact info... I'd only met with him once, you know.