I believe that is the difference between the yakuza and another. We tend not to be overly concerned with the opinions of others.
[It's Complicated, the notions of family Peko has. She notices the way Kanaya looks toward Eridan, but doesn't comment on it. Really, it's hard not to think that there's some relationship between these weird aliens. Kanaya, Feferi, Eridan. When everyone else seems to be some kind of human (Sebastian and Wriggle necessarily excluded), it doesn't seem like a far jump to think of these two as having known each other in the past.
She stays silent a moment longer at Kanaya's mention of that particular platitude, her arms staying crossed comfortably -- or defensively? -- as she gives it careful consideration.]
I have heard that sentiment. [There's a brief glance toward Freud, just a moment, before she forces herself to look back to Kanaya.] I am perhaps not the best person for such a discussion. I would sacrifice as many lives as necessary for the sake of my young master.
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[It's Complicated, the notions of family Peko has. She notices the way Kanaya looks toward Eridan, but doesn't comment on it. Really, it's hard not to think that there's some relationship between these weird aliens. Kanaya, Feferi, Eridan. When everyone else seems to be some kind of human (Sebastian and Wriggle necessarily excluded), it doesn't seem like a far jump to think of these two as having known each other in the past.
She stays silent a moment longer at Kanaya's mention of that particular platitude, her arms staying crossed comfortably -- or defensively? -- as she gives it careful consideration.]
I have heard that sentiment. [There's a brief glance toward Freud, just a moment, before she forces herself to look back to Kanaya.] I am perhaps not the best person for such a discussion. I would sacrifice as many lives as necessary for the sake of my young master.
[At least... she admits it?]