As Enel walked through the massive gates with Allison and Marian close behind, the subtle tension in the air was palpable. Allison's face bore a shadow of melancholy, her usually confident demeanor subdued. She hesitated for a moment before speaking, her voice soft.
"I can't stop thinking about Lana," she said, almost to herself. "She just... lost her life. Just like that."
Enel paused briefly, glancing over his shoulder with an indifferent expression before turning forward again, his long strides unbroken. "People die all the time," he replied flatly, his tone devoid of sentiment.
Allison quickened her pace, coming up beside him, her voice sharper now. "Doesn't it bother you? She loved you, Enel."
He sighed, his eyes scanning the sprawling expanse of the city ahead. "I've killed my own siblings before," he said casually, as if commenting on the weather. " You were there, and you sided with me, even against my father and the entire city. What's one more death to me?"
