[It's somewhat strange, for a being like Oren to comprehend the concept of finding someone or something similar to one's self. Or at least be reminded of how he was like before.
He had heard them talking to Berna. He would have gone out to give her his own greetings and she wouldn't have minded. But he was still deferring to her after all these years and the Crystalline Witch had made it clear that Iona needed him and that he needed a different purpose away from her. And because Iona was his creator's granddaughter, the servitude and devotion was indirect.
But Jackie always asked for Oren's opinion. She refused to call him her servant and she would get angry, argue with him, smile, laugh at his oddities, and praise him for all of his knowledge that he gained from being with Berna.
What he sees in Claude is the obstacle he himself faced when told to care for someone else.]
Hm.
[But all of these complex thoughts? He'll keep to himself for the most part.]
Nostalgic.
[Oren's words, choppy and concise as they were, seem heavier that way.]
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[It's somewhat strange, for a being like Oren to comprehend the concept of finding someone or something similar to one's self. Or at least be reminded of how he was like before.
He had heard them talking to Berna. He would have gone out to give her his own greetings and she wouldn't have minded. But he was still deferring to her after all these years and the Crystalline Witch had made it clear that Iona needed him and that he needed a different purpose away from her. And because Iona was his creator's granddaughter, the servitude and devotion was indirect.
But Jackie always asked for Oren's opinion. She refused to call him her servant and she would get angry, argue with him, smile, laugh at his oddities, and praise him for all of his knowledge that he gained from being with Berna.
What he sees in Claude is the obstacle he himself faced when told to care for someone else.]
Hm.
[But all of these complex thoughts? He'll keep to himself for the most part.]
Nostalgic.
[Oren's words, choppy and concise as they were, seem heavier that way.]