With the way Tear put it, Guy couldn't really argue. He could understand why she was bothered by what had happened, and he had to acknowledge that his death, at least, had been kept secret. In many ways that was frustrating because no one could ever be warned of what was at the end of that basement route, but at least he didn't have people wandering up to him asking about it all the time.

Still, he would have endured that if it meant he could stop others from following in his footsteps.

That was neither here nor there, though. "If we could somehow make up in some small way for what was done to them, that would be good," he said after a lengthy pause. "I'll leave it to you for now, but let me know if you need anything, all right?" Tear had been handling herself just fine so far, but Guy wasn't going to let her stray too far either.