Neither are Trowa's, to be honest, although in a rather different way. Nonetheless, he knows what she means. (Or has his own perspective on the matter, anyway.)
Iria and Trowa aren't exactly friends -- they don't have enough in common for that, and haven't spent enough time in company -- but they understand each other fairly well. And it helps that Iria is, so far as Trowa knows, the only one of Quatre's sisters who really knows some of what happened in the war.
(They both know some things to look out for.)
"I could hypothesize on the exact nature," Trowa says, "but it would be fairly pointless. There's not enough clear data on the mechanism. But sometimes doors lead there instead of where they usually do."
There's no need for a full briefing. But a basic overview he can give.
"It's a self-contained area. The restaurant and attached rooms for temporary rental are the bulk of it."
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Date: 2010-08-31 02:39 am (UTC)Iria and Trowa aren't exactly friends -- they don't have enough in common for that, and haven't spent enough time in company -- but they understand each other fairly well. And it helps that Iria is, so far as Trowa knows, the only one of Quatre's sisters who really knows some of what happened in the war.
(They both know some things to look out for.)
"I could hypothesize on the exact nature," Trowa says, "but it would be fairly pointless. There's not enough clear data on the mechanism. But sometimes doors lead there instead of where they usually do."
There's no need for a full briefing. But a basic overview he can give.
"It's a self-contained area. The restaurant and attached rooms for temporary rental are the bulk of it."