[And here, Kagari just ... laughs, like an asshole. He doesn't normally talk about this much in pleasant conversation, but from what he's been able to tell of this guy in the brief time they've shared quarters, he's probably not the touchy-feely sort who'd get upset and feel sorry for him. And the thing about freedom is, he finally gets to control the narrative. He remains casual in tone, when he continues, though his grin might suddenly seem a bit too sharp.]
You could say that. It decided I wasn't worth having a life in the first place.
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You could say that. It decided I wasn't worth having a life in the first place.