A great deal of cruel and wretched nonsense, of course.
To sum up: everybirdie there was chosen for some unique physical attribute, save for the single human representative. As far as I'm aware the only thing that set Tousaka apart from other humans was her excellent health and interest in cross-species integration.
[Sakuya's trying to sound brisk about it but he'd liked Hiyoko Tousaka. As he goes on, his tone is distinctly grimmer and more serious than usual, with that theatrical outrage he's so prone to flattening into a quieter, more sincere form.]
But to allow even a single human student took cooperation with such human organization as is left, and a deal was struck: if she were killed, the grounds would be sealed and humans allowed to gather and kill whichever students and faculty they found when the dome was opened. Not that the students were informed of this. Naturally it was not agreed upon in good faith, hah.
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To sum up: everybirdie there was chosen for some unique physical attribute, save for the single human representative. As far as I'm aware the only thing that set Tousaka apart from other humans was her excellent health and interest in cross-species integration.
[Sakuya's trying to sound brisk about it but he'd liked Hiyoko Tousaka. As he goes on, his tone is distinctly grimmer and more serious than usual, with that theatrical outrage he's so prone to flattening into a quieter, more sincere form.]
But to allow even a single human student took cooperation with such human organization as is left, and a deal was struck: if she were killed, the grounds would be sealed and humans allowed to gather and kill whichever students and faculty they found when the dome was opened. Not that the students were informed of this. Naturally it was not agreed upon in good faith, hah.