[ He won't indulge the discussion on loyalty. He already knows that's something that won't go anywhere, because out of anything he's said, that's definitely the one that's most a lie. It's just that unbeknownst to him, Silco knows it, because they're the same.
More importantly, the possibility of using his silver tongue to talk his way out of this situation is getting tougher as Silco shares that implication. Do you know anything, he asks, and Hugo immediately types and then deletes an emphatic "no" and the beginnings of a "because you insisted on not telling me", but he thinks better of both.
He's leading up to something here.
He might as well let him. It's a better way for him to calm himself down or at least work himself up over something different. ]
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More importantly, the possibility of using his silver tongue to talk his way out of this situation is getting tougher as Silco shares that implication. Do you know anything, he asks, and Hugo immediately types and then deletes an emphatic "no" and the beginnings of a "because you insisted on not telling me", but he thinks better of both.
He's leading up to something here.
He might as well let him. It's a better way for him to calm himself down or at least work himself up over something different. ]
Ah. She's one of your enemies from home, then?
[ "Then why did you imprint with her" also goes unsaid. ]
No. I don't, Silco. Enlighten me?