[he walked through Mac Anu as though possessed. Or maybe 'soulless' would be a better description? That was what he was after all - what he had agreed to become - and there wasn't anyone to blame for this other than himself. It was easier to accept back in Britannia (not Britannia) when he had purpose and a goal to work towards
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And so, Mai easily noticed 'Zero's' strange... movement, perhaps? Something was off about this man.
She watched him with sharp eyes. To speak to him, or not to speak to him? It was rare that Mai ever approached anyone, but sometimes it was necessary. It felt necessary right now.]
Zero.
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... [not someone he wanted to see] Hm?
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Troubled.
[She wasn't sure if that was the right word. Maybe not troubled, maybe just... No, she didn't know how to describe him. 'Troubled' would have to do.]
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[Headtilts, as though asking him to elaborate.]
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I'm the same as I always have been. [so he says. Nunnally was safer back home anyway, he should be relieved the selfish part of him isn't]
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[The same as he's always been? Mai doesn't know him well at all, so she has no idea whether 'the same' is good or bad. He certainly doesn't sound like the cheerful sort, so she's guessing 'bad'.]
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Zero.
Find reasons to be happy.
[She says it bluntly. It's a small piece of advice he didn't ask for, and probably doesn't want, but that's never stopped Mai before.]
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[he refrains from declining the advice. Goodness knows he's been told that enough times (he doesn't think he deserves to be happy, not with everything that has happened)]
That's all I need.
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After a long silence, she nods, thoughtfully. If he says that's all he needs, then she has no reason to doubt him.]
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Yes.
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Don't worry them. ['Them' being the person Suzaku was referring to before.]
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[he recovers a second afterward but] That won't be a problem anymore. [she's not here she's not here]
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[Here's Mai, not getting it.]
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