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[silvergarden]

❝ Hello... you have reached Rinea.❞

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[problemsoncauthess]

[He was about to start replying, but the sticker blows him out of the water. If they were around each other irl Rinea would have the (dubious) pleasure of hearing him burst out laughing in surprise. Also at least one of the people he's mindvored over the course of his career must have loved stickers so a part of his brain approves]

You are certainly more versed in this technology than my brother. Do not tell him one can send images through the app as well, I doubt his mind could take it.

[BUT ALAS IT'S TIME TO DO DRAMA AGAIN]

As for your question - why, having no hope is Lucis's future! The whole place is one grand, glorious human sacrifice two thousand years in the making. And lo, Light shall triumph over Darkness, and what does it matter if millions will die for it? It is the right thing to do!

[he's ok he's fine everything is ok and fine, also don't mind the fact that he's the one who orchestrates a fuckton of those deaths, not important]

[silvergarden]

[Hmm. Hmm hmm hmm. Rinea sort of knew this part, vaguely. Somnus's entire line is to be sacrificed for the good of the realm... but she was told that Ardyn was already killed(even if it didn't stick) by the time this prophecy came to pass. So then, what reason would he have to resent it? Surely not out of familial love. Could it be out of envy, even if Somnus's position as a sacrifice still kind of sucks? Maybe because he includes himself as one of the sacrificed? Maybe because his resentment of Somnus extends to anything the man is associated with? (Thinking about it that way, maybe she IS lucky to not have been stabbed last time they spoke. Oof.)

From what Somnus said of the Starscourge, Rinea understands Ardyn had a fraught relationship with it... but she cannot really grasp how much it shaped him. (Somnus's explanation is nearly two thousand years dated, after all.) There are clearly depths to Ardyn she has yet to realize.]

That truly sounds quite awful. [No matter what, that much is true.] I am sorry to hear your homeland faces something so dire! And for you to have lived so long watching such a fate must surely take its toll.

[Is that sympathy? Eww.]