[ it's... weird, to talk about her. he's never done it with anyone except isa. axel looks awkward. ]
... I don't know. She couldn't remember her own name. And everything was so dark down there, we never saw her properly. [ he hasn't looked at roxas this whole time, and he's not about to start now ] I don't even know if I could recognize her if I saw her.
[ it's idle, but when he says it, he wipes under his eyes, reflexively. there are no tears. ]
The original members of the Organization-- I through VI-- were apprenticed under Ansem the Wise. And... they did human experiments on the people of Radiant Garden. She was one of 'em. That's what he meant by saying Xehanort was using her.
He called her a lab rat. [So yeah, that lines up with what he thought and what Saix said. Axel's not looking at him but Roxas continues to stare anyway, working this out slowly.]
...but why? That's what I never understood even though...that research is probably what brought me and Xion back. But if someone else got hurt by it in the first place...[That's bad.]
[ wow the morality of human experiments is. not where he thought this convo was going ]
A lot of people got hurt by it back then. DiZ-- Ansem the Wise, whatever-- is the one who agreed to start. I think they brought you guys back to... I don't know. Try and start making up for stuff.
Yeah. Probably. [There's a pause because yeah, this conversation got deep and he doesn't entirely feel qualified to talk about it right now.]
...I didn't tell him he wasn't dying because he seemed like he'd be more talkative that way. [Let's dunk on Saix some more.] But I told him most of the future.
Just that his plan had worked to bring me back and that we all got hearts in the end. He sort of figured out how that happened on his own. But I didn't tell him anything else.
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Do me a favor and don't test it?
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[... ] Have you talked to Saix?
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Not since last night.
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... Yeah, no kidding. [ wait ] Wait, what'd he tell you?
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Like... what?
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[That's vague, but sure.]
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I dunno. There wasn't exactly a lot to say about it.
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What was there to say? We never found her.
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["Why were you trying to save her?"]
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... I don't know. She couldn't remember her own name. And everything was so dark down there, we never saw her properly. [ he hasn't looked at roxas this whole time, and he's not about to start now ] I don't even know if I could recognize her if I saw her.
[ it's idle, but when he says it, he wipes under his eyes, reflexively. there are no tears. ]
The original members of the Organization-- I through VI-- were apprenticed under Ansem the Wise. And... they did human experiments on the people of Radiant Garden. She was one of 'em. That's what he meant by saying Xehanort was using her.
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...but why? That's what I never understood even though...that research is probably what brought me and Xion back. But if someone else got hurt by it in the first place...[That's bad.]
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A lot of people got hurt by it back then. DiZ-- Ansem the Wise, whatever-- is the one who agreed to start. I think they brought you guys back to... I don't know. Try and start making up for stuff.
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...I don't know what to say to that.
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[ he can't relate he didn't send all of radiant garden to its fucking doom. ]
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...I didn't tell him he wasn't dying because he seemed like he'd be more talkative that way. [Let's dunk on Saix some more.] But I told him most of the future.
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Man. Maybe I am a bad influence. [ he doesn't expand on that. ] What did you tell him?
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[ that's all he says on that, though. ]
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