Seventeenth Flight | [Audio]

[prefersflight]

Discedo, you're a cruel person.

[Falkner's voice now has life to it unlike before, where it was lifeless. Of course, it sounds fairly unhappy. In general.]

Whitney? Lt. Surge? Are you both still in the apartment?

Comments

[daddyslilpyro]

... I won't say it's not great to hear that voice again.

[daddyslilpyro]

Then tell me what I have to do or say to convince you that you did nothing wrong.

[prefersflight]

...I did do something wrong. I took the job without knowing the problems that were going to be associated with it. That's my fault.

[daddyslilpyro]

And I set about on a task in willing ignorance of what could go wrong. I didn't tell you what would happen because I refused to accept it as a possibility. So even if you had asked, you wouldn't have known.

[prefersflight]

...That doesn't make me feel better if that's what you're trying to do.

[daddyslilpyro]

... Sorry.

I'll just... I'll go. I'm sorry... that's all I can say anymore...

I'm sorry...

[prefersflight]

...I don't want you to go. Don't be foolish, Lucca.

...I just feel so... stupid because of this.

[daddyslilpyro]

... I need some time to think.

[prefersflight]

...If you're sure.