It depends on his priorities. I believe there are more important tasks for him.
[Logical as ever, though it might be unfortunate to continue to have to endure the city in the crumbled state that it's in. The sight of it is a reminder of the destruction that happened here, but more rational decisions need to be made, and Sorrow is the one to make them.
On the topic of sacrifice and resurrection though, he's quiet, returning to an introspective state and not necessarily looking at Faith as he thinks. In truth, it's difficult to decide on what to say, and while he's generally forthright with information, this conversation has taken a bit of a personal turn.
Sorrow hesitates, before meeting her eyes.]
I was the last to die. The city was razed before my passing, but many of the others did not live to see it. They look at it now with new eyes and are saddened by it.
[He shakes his head once, curt and dismissive.]
But the state of the city doesn't matter. Its purpose is to sustain life, not to be aesthetically pleasing.
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[Logical as ever, though it might be unfortunate to continue to have to endure the city in the crumbled state that it's in. The sight of it is a reminder of the destruction that happened here, but more rational decisions need to be made, and Sorrow is the one to make them.
On the topic of sacrifice and resurrection though, he's quiet, returning to an introspective state and not necessarily looking at Faith as he thinks. In truth, it's difficult to decide on what to say, and while he's generally forthright with information, this conversation has taken a bit of a personal turn.
Sorrow hesitates, before meeting her eyes.]
I was the last to die. The city was razed before my passing, but many of the others did not live to see it. They look at it now with new eyes and are saddened by it.
[He shakes his head once, curt and dismissive.]
But the state of the city doesn't matter. Its purpose is to sustain life, not to be aesthetically pleasing.