Tohko sighed and pulled her knees up to her chest. It was a sleep-deprived slip of the tongue, and everything seemed a bit less..heavy when you were tired. But..she knew how heavy this was. Even though she was managing to keep falling from despair, she knew that.

"I know that..if it sounded like I was trying to make it seem like a light thing to be brushed off, I didn't mean to."

She sighed again.

"I know it's important..and I know it's terrible. That video feed..was gruesome, and the realization that you were believing a lie for six months and that you've lost a humane ally don't go well together."

She had cried, but she..didn't feel like saying that.

"..I guess we're both just exhausted. I don't want to jump at each others throats because of it."