[His motions are somewhat hesitant when he replies, taking the time to think each word carefully before he commits. After all this he doesn't really want to offend him.]
I can see why they would think so. It cost three quarters of your people and most of the rest of life on your planet, by the sound of it, just to return it to a livable state. By your asking of him. If he was to turn and demand something of you in return, it would...
[Ah, but this is all ancient, ancient history. And Solus has already told him to some extent what he's done, the cost of Zodiark's demands - Tyler isn't saying anything new, it's just rehashing old scars. His hands ball into loose fists as he fumbles.]
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I can see why they would think so. It cost three quarters of your people and most of the rest of life on your planet, by the sound of it, just to return it to a livable state. By your asking of him. If he was to turn and demand something of you in return, it would...
[Ah, but this is all ancient, ancient history. And Solus has already told him to some extent what he's done, the cost of Zodiark's demands - Tyler isn't saying anything new, it's just rehashing old scars. His hands ball into loose fists as he fumbles.]
I... sorry. It's all just a familiar narrative.