Her hand alighted on his arm and she felt the tension dispel along with his anger. There was some relief to be had in that but Aigis also wondered if maybe something else was lost along the way, too.

"There is still plenty of chance for revenge," Aigis said after a moment's pause. After all, even the doctors that had tortured them were mere pawns in this game.

Taura had her own words of advice to offer and, to an extent, Aigis could agree with them. As with Ikutsuki she and her friends had lived on to tackle a new day and the true enemy. They couldn't get back what time was stolen from them through his hands but they could certainly do better if they continued to look forward. It was better than living one's life as a slave to pure self-loathing and helplessness.

Aigis eyed the object and took note of its simplicity. She wondered how such a device had been crafted. Could they really trust it to do what it was supposed to? It was their only hope, nonetheless.

"Come," she said, tugging gently on Sechs' sleeve. "Let us rid ourselves of the true enemy here."