Kalim listens with a sort of patience one wouldn't normally expect from him--he is a polite boy, though, exuberance bordering on inconsiderateness aside. He watches Azul as he talks, nodding here and there, expression changing throughout what's said about the Brigantine and their time there.
"That's awful...there's really nothing that can be done? Not even a chance?"
At the moment, the people stuck on there is much more of a concern than his own thoughts.
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"That's awful...there's really nothing that can be done? Not even a chance?"
At the moment, the people stuck on there is much more of a concern than his own thoughts.
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"However, it ended up there being no need. Jecht and Tiernan found their own way out of there, as confirmed over the network recently."
"The next deal... I am still mulling over."
He looks to Kalim.
"I too think a lot about Jamil. And especially his lifelong struggle with his parents.
"Family is of the utmost importance, and I've seen the pain in his eyes when he's told me of how they've been towards him."
He glances to Kalim once more, contemplating...
"Mm... You'd find out sooner or later.
"When Jamil returned home after graduation, he returned with the news that his parents had disowned him."