"So even nature speaks for him, huh...?" Mireya didn't believe that Rex had a strong case, and she was slowly starting to lose this argument.
Her skepticism was mounting, and she found herself grasping for counterpoints, but each time she opened her mouth, the evidence seemed to slip further from her grasp. Perhaps it was time to rethink her strategy and approach the discussion from a different angle.
"But still... The nature taking his side doesn't mean what he did was right," Mireya said. "He needs at least some reprimand."
"No," Nerith said. "It doesn't."
"I'm not saying it means that." She paused. "I'm saying it means something."
"You need to know that what I'm saying is about the information I have that you don't, and when I combine it with what I've seen from him directly, the picture I get is not the picture you're describing."
"What picture do you get?" Mireya said.
