"There are no condolences I can offer," Aidou said to that. And there wasn't, really. Genocide was not the same as simple death. Pity from a stranger was meaningless.
Whether D and his 'race' had more to offer than merely claws with which to attack with remained to seen, but it sounded almost like... soothsaying, at the very vaguest of theories. Either way, had D's people ever gone on the offensive or not, it was not altogether unsurprisingly to hear of genocide.
Aidou looked on him with a hard gaze; he had more than just the will to survive. He gestured lightly at the battle raging on, to further his point. "But now you know. And now you're here. Are you going to go down easily? There's more to deal with then just insipid humans. If you're one of the last, then you hold their pride; I'd better not find you on the growing list of dead or missing."
Inhaling deeply, Aidou cast his gaze around once. The second set of doors only led back to more cell blocks. It'd save time just to keep going through in this direction. Finally, he pointed to the ivy-coated wall that led into the courtyard. "Let's move over there." Aidou didn't ask whether D would stay with him or not, it was more like an implicit order. (Akatsuki was a prime example of someone who knew better then to try and detach himself when his cousin started using 'we' and 'us', as all attempts to escape usually ended in failure. )
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Whether D and his 'race' had more to offer than merely claws with which to attack with remained to seen, but it sounded almost like... soothsaying, at the very vaguest of theories. Either way, had D's people ever gone on the offensive or not, it was not altogether unsurprisingly to hear of genocide.
Aidou looked on him with a hard gaze; he had more than just the will to survive. He gestured lightly at the battle raging on, to further his point. "But now you know. And now you're here. Are you going to go down easily? There's more to deal with then just insipid humans. If you're one of the last, then you hold their pride; I'd better not find you on the growing list of dead or missing."
Inhaling deeply, Aidou cast his gaze around once. The second set of doors only led back to more cell blocks. It'd save time just to keep going through in this direction. Finally, he pointed to the ivy-coated wall that led into the courtyard. "Let's move over there." Aidou didn't ask whether D would stay with him or not, it was more like an implicit order. (Akatsuki was a prime example of someone who knew better then to try and detach himself when his cousin started using 'we' and 'us', as all attempts to escape usually ended in failure. )