Sylas didn't say anything as Professor Fembroise cried, just standing there in silence.
Humans, even the smart ones, weren't always perfectly rational creatures. Well, that might not be how he put it.
In his opinion, even when Humans were acting irrationally, there was probably some underlying reason for it. Vesta, obviously, had a lot of pent-up anger toward the Terranova Government for hiding the matter of the Summoning from its citizens.
If they had been more honest, more upfront, then she could have warned her son ahead of time. Then she wouldn't have lost him to that damned Trial.
It was all their fault, and Sylas didn't blame her for blaming them.
However, to go as far as to help the alien Races… this was too much. It was too short-sighted, and even if it dealt the Terranova Government a blow, Vesta would probably suffer much more for it in the future.
Maybe she knew this, maybe she didn't care, or maybe she was naïve enough to believe that she would find a way out later.
