[ That question coming from Tsukuyomi would be one thing, but it's an entirely different matter when it comes from Geiz. She hadn't needed to ask though, she'd understood immediately what the implication of it all was, and if Geiz isn't sure that means technically Sougo could lie in order to keep Geiz from charging recklessly in...
But lying doesn't seem like the right move at the moment. Tsukuyomi said she trusted him. He wants that trust, and he wants Geiz's trust too.
He also doesn't want Geiz to get himself killed as well.
So there are a few heavy seconds before Sougo finally answers that question. ]
It was Swartz.
[ There's almost no pause between this statement, and his next comment, but there's a switch in the way he talks. Something about his tone is a little more authoritative, with the intention of giving no room for argument. He's not pulling off the commanding presence his future self has, but there's an edge of something there that Sougo doesn't usually convey in his speech. ]
But right now there's something more important we have to do than try and find him.
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Date: 2020-11-11 07:59 pm (UTC)But lying doesn't seem like the right move at the moment. Tsukuyomi said she trusted him. He wants that trust, and he wants Geiz's trust too.
He also doesn't want Geiz to get himself killed as well.
So there are a few heavy seconds before Sougo finally answers that question. ]
It was Swartz.
[ There's almost no pause between this statement, and his next comment, but there's a switch in the way he talks. Something about his tone is a little more authoritative, with the intention of giving no room for argument. He's not pulling off the commanding presence his future self has, but there's an edge of something there that Sougo doesn't usually convey in his speech. ]
But right now there's something more important we have to do than try and find him.