[What an interesting take that is. It seems stark contrast to Kuzuryu and his struggle with fairness and how to decide the value of life. A philosophy that would make it easy to justify throwing lives away all the while claiming your intentions were good, that you were fighting for something. Defending life as a philosophical concept but conveniently ignoring real people.

He hums softly.]

There's something to be said for accepting that you’re not entitled to every answer you seek.

[This is true, really, and something he had to acknowledge himself, in Borderland. That maybe the answers about it were not his to find. It was Arisu and Usagi who made it to the final game, perhaps they would learn something there.

But there’s also a pointed dryness to his tone. As if to imply that Aleksander seems a little too keen on asking questions of people he barely knows.

Then he quirks an eyebrow and cants his head thoughtfully to the side.]

Or maybe I’m just one of those idiots who doesn’t look up.

[His tone is still dry, but there’s more amusement in it now.]