[ There is a small don't be rude, I don't care if you just woke back up from Reigen, as he holds the Atirat child by the back of the head and urges them out from behind his leg with a small push. In a vastly monotonous mumble, the child seems to communicate back with him -- he can say hello first, if he actually cares to greet me beyond thinking I am a mistake that will need to be rectified. It'd be bratty, if the voice that comes from the little Atirat wasn't so deeply sonorous, far too mature for as small a figure.
Reigen looks back to Silco, breaking his gaze from the dark, severe one of the child(?) at his side. ]
You're asking questions that don't matter, Mister Silco. Nobody's going to pick the people.
[ Reigen has never lost an argument. He also knows better than to bother picking fights he'll lose, so naturally, his win rate is effective but falsified. He pats the child, who slouches their way to the ground as if exhausted by standing, their head leaning against his calf as Reigen's mouth tightens for a moment at the corners -- an indescribable expression, before he closes his eyes and gestures haplessly before the other man. A sigh escapes him, like it's a chore to have to explain what he already knows. ]
Neither Zenith, nor Meridian, is going to come down on the side of the people caught in the middle of our fights. You can't tell me that anyone here is going to invest their Sand in the end towards people, when they can choose resources to strengthen their cause.
[ He cocks his head: ] People are always going to be left to suffer, because we only look towards progress.
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Reigen looks back to Silco, breaking his gaze from the dark, severe one of the child(?) at his side. ]
You're asking questions that don't matter, Mister Silco. Nobody's going to pick the people.
[ Reigen has never lost an argument. He also knows better than to bother picking fights he'll lose, so naturally, his win rate is effective but falsified. He pats the child, who slouches their way to the ground as if exhausted by standing, their head leaning against his calf as Reigen's mouth tightens for a moment at the corners -- an indescribable expression, before he closes his eyes and gestures haplessly before the other man. A sigh escapes him, like it's a chore to have to explain what he already knows. ]
Neither Zenith, nor Meridian, is going to come down on the side of the people caught in the middle of our fights. You can't tell me that anyone here is going to invest their Sand in the end towards people, when they can choose resources to strengthen their cause.
[ He cocks his head: ] People are always going to be left to suffer, because we only look towards progress.