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(Asuka has nothing much to say, so responses will mostly be brief now. Mine posts like this one, however, will usually be of considerable length)
(And that is fair. Asuka is fairly 'Radiant'. Grin)
(And excuse any odd wording here… I've been up since ~2:00 CST, as I'm sure is obvious… seeing as how I was replying fairly consistently since, like, 3 or 4 hours ago.)
"Ah, but he is no ordinary Vanisher. He should understand a mortal mind better than any other Vanisher. And some mortals are not ordinary mortals. Like me. Except, I was technically never 'mortal'. And neither were you. And yet, we understand a Vanisher's mind better than most others that were 'mortal'." Asuka replies, grinning back at Lucitius despite herself.
She adds, "And how is it that Vanishers fear that, but not us? Are we not terrifying to a Vanisher until we rip from them what makes a Vanisher 'sane'?"
She becomes silent for a moment, contemplating where she wants to go, and listening to the exchange between Mardicos and Lucitius. When Lucitius says "Where do you wish to go?", she replies "I'd like to see where you came from."
And she pauses, to gauge Lucitius' and Mardicos' reactions to this, then continues. "And I find it truly amazing that you've managed to turn one of my kin from a puppet back into what she should properly be. Thank you."
She also says, in response to Lucitius' response to her statement about Goldergon's power, "Yes, I think that might actually be preferable to an insane, immortal being constantly raging at us for stripping him of his reality."
And when she notices Goldergon's tears, she swiftly goes to him, brushes away his tears and says "Do not cry, because all that you have lost you can gain again. Will you give me your word that you will truly do better, to get back what has made you this way?"
To Lucitius again, she says "I'd like to meet this person of yours that you wish me to meet."
She turns back to Goldergon, and, with an idea to see this broken creature happier and better, gives him the begginings of empathy and remorse.
"I have given you the things that will help you. At least, the seeds of the things that you need to understand, truly, what you have done, and for you to be able to apologize and mean it, and put the souls of all those you have caused pain to to rest." she says, with a soft smile. "You will go through plenty of unpleasantness in the course of your servitude to us. But nurture those seeds, and when the time comes, you can go free with a whole, free mind, at peace with yourself."