zaShunina listens quietly as Yusei elaborates, remaining impassive as he continues as if an information sponge--absorbing his words as they come but never forming an opinion on them.

"You think it is not so simple as one country against another, but that a third party might be manipulating events." He observes, but does not judge.

"If this supposition proves to be correct, what will you do?" Again, as before, his tone is only curious, not challenging. A man who simply wants to know, but would not make a judgment upon his answer regardless--like a scientist who watches a mouse in a maze and wonders what direction it will take at the next fork.