Genis hasn't tossed around any indignant spells quite yet, Raine. Granted, a contributing aspect of this happens to be that he can't; his mana is blocked by whatever spell that happened to bring him here. However, that said, he's been in a little bit more control of himself than the spell has governed him despite being ill and with a headache. But that said, he's not entirely disoriented; he may still be coping with a brand new world, but this isn't exactly something he hasn't experienced once already, even if it is still somewhat different here than it was from home. There's one outstanding question, of course, though he already knows the answer to it.
"Oh well of course there are going to be people who supported the guy who did horrible experiments to them," Genis says, his voice in complete deadpan. "I'm surprised we didn't actually run into someone in Sylverant who was actually giddy about the Desians." Whether or not he actually fully believes this or he's being truly sarcastic is completely up in the air. "If this Evandau was any better though, then at least the kedan have something on us for killing him." It is a him, right?
Still, that's never going to take the edge of annoyance from Genis' voice. He's still one of "them." He didn't even do anything to the kedan yet other than ask a few questions and maybe sneak out of a console café without paying—was he even supposed to pay for that? he doesn't even know!—and already the kedan were treating him with dirty glares. The kedan have already categorised him, and Genis, for better or worse, embraces that categorisation. In one way, it's perhaps just as perverse as fighting a lost cause against it, if not less so.
But now is the time to ask the one question that he's already figured out. "Well, by the looks of things, you've been here a little bit longer than I have. I'm kinda guessing that you didn't just get here yesterday or anything." Genis gestures with his right hand, eyebrows raised. "So... I'm taking you've been here for a while. Which is kind of strange because you haven't been gone from our world at all. I don't know if the spell is malfunctioning or doing exactly what it's supposed to, but it certainly seems like it would be a hard spell to cast right given how powerful it is."
As for the dirty look, Genis just shrugs it off. She didn't smack him on the head, so that's actually a plus for him. He may be drained and a little tired, but his brain is still functioning. Which means he's definitely going to notice that she didn't deem his comment with any sort of recognition. "Well that rules out Colette being your maid then."
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"Oh well of course there are going to be people who supported the guy who did horrible experiments to them," Genis says, his voice in complete deadpan. "I'm surprised we didn't actually run into someone in Sylverant who was actually giddy about the Desians." Whether or not he actually fully believes this or he's being truly sarcastic is completely up in the air. "If this Evandau was any better though, then at least the kedan have something on us for killing him." It is a him, right?
Still, that's never going to take the edge of annoyance from Genis' voice. He's still one of "them." He didn't even do anything to the kedan yet other than ask a few questions and maybe sneak out of a console café without paying—was he even supposed to pay for that? he doesn't even know!—and already the kedan were treating him with dirty glares. The kedan have already categorised him, and Genis, for better or worse, embraces that categorisation. In one way, it's perhaps just as perverse as fighting a lost cause against it, if not less so.
But now is the time to ask the one question that he's already figured out. "Well, by the looks of things, you've been here a little bit longer than I have. I'm kinda guessing that you didn't just get here yesterday or anything." Genis gestures with his right hand, eyebrows raised. "So... I'm taking you've been here for a while. Which is kind of strange because you haven't been gone from our world at all. I don't know if the spell is malfunctioning or doing exactly what it's supposed to, but it certainly seems like it would be a hard spell to cast right given how powerful it is."
As for the dirty look, Genis just shrugs it off. She didn't smack him on the head, so that's actually a plus for him. He may be drained and a little tired, but his brain is still functioning. Which means he's definitely going to notice that she didn't deem his comment with any sort of recognition. "Well that rules out Colette being your maid then."