I think I can understand that. Knowing that no matter what happens, you'll still be there is kind of comforting.
[He doesn't know if he agrees with not having free will. Honestly, if he thinks too hard on it, he doesn't like how similar it all feels. He can't say if his Sisters all have a collective consciousness, but they certainly lack the ability to think for themselves. He can't help but wonder what Mizuki might think of all that.
... Not that he's planning on broaching the subject. Especially when Mizuki gives him plenty else to think about.]
You want to act on the Arbor's wishes, even when your people don't?
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[He doesn't know if he agrees with not having free will. Honestly, if he thinks too hard on it, he doesn't like how similar it all feels. He can't say if his Sisters all have a collective consciousness, but they certainly lack the ability to think for themselves. He can't help but wonder what Mizuki might think of all that.
... Not that he's planning on broaching the subject. Especially when Mizuki gives him plenty else to think about.]
You want to act on the Arbor's wishes, even when your people don't?