Yaha-kui, then. [ Given that they are having such a discussion, it seems right to use the man's first name. It certainly isn't a name that he could pinpoint the nationality, but that's hardly surprising. ]

I am happy to gift what I can to those that are seeking knowledge. [ So he says with a tip of his head. He blinks as he sees the arm detach itself from Yaha-kui's body and float between them. Kirei does not appear to be overly concerned or shocked even as it draws close to point at his name tag. ]

I would classify my actions as such. She trusted and believed in me, yet I killed her so that I could acquire the power she had been gifted. I won't deny that I liked her, because I did. She was a fine colleague and I believed in her abilities. [ A beat. ] So, yes, killing her was evil.