"How is it any different?!" Lloyd argued back. "You know better than this, Genis! And Mithos!"
Mithos didn't deign to respond to him, turning his attention to Genis. "I'm sorry," he said, and part of him actually meant it. It wasn't easy to be betrayed.
But it was necessary for Genis to see the truth.
"It's all right. I'm here for you. You don't ever need to have anything to do with humans again." Just them and their sisters, in a world that only existed for their sakes.
"I understand you, whereas they never will." He finally shot a glance to Lloyd, giving him a dark smirk that only deepened at the mix of anger, sorrow, and desperation written all over the human's face. He didn't understand; even if he had the capacity, he refused to understand. Humans were wretched like that.
Before Lloyd could waste their time any further, Mithos wrapped his arm around Genis' shoulders and enveloped the two of them--along with the Exsphere Genis held--in a bright light that would carry them far, far away, where they could work and live in peace.
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Mithos didn't deign to respond to him, turning his attention to Genis. "I'm sorry," he said, and part of him actually meant it. It wasn't easy to be betrayed.
But it was necessary for Genis to see the truth.
"It's all right. I'm here for you. You don't ever need to have anything to do with humans again." Just them and their sisters, in a world that only existed for their sakes.
"I understand you, whereas they never will." He finally shot a glance to Lloyd, giving him a dark smirk that only deepened at the mix of anger, sorrow, and desperation written all over the human's face. He didn't understand; even if he had the capacity, he refused to understand. Humans were wretched like that.
Before Lloyd could waste their time any further, Mithos wrapped his arm around Genis' shoulders and enveloped the two of them--along with the Exsphere Genis held--in a bright light that would carry them far, far away, where they could work and live in peace.