Luka asks the question that he doesn't want the answer to and that Ten doesn't want to answer. But he answers anyway.
"They will, but they'll die. I don't know how to make them not die." He shakes his head about the fact that he doesn't know before he moves on to type his next response.
"Neither of those two. Both were busy. Possibly a knight. Or Protector. Or each other." Unfortunately there's nothing in the emotionless text-to-speech that could give away if this was a lie or honesty. It's entirely up to Luka what he thinks it is.
But for what it's worth, Ten thinks he's honest. What benefit was in it for him to lie here?
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"They will, but they'll die. I don't know how to make them not die." He shakes his head about the fact that he doesn't know before he moves on to type his next response.
"Neither of those two. Both were busy. Possibly a knight. Or Protector. Or each other." Unfortunately there's nothing in the emotionless text-to-speech that could give away if this was a lie or honesty. It's entirely up to Luka what he thinks it is.
But for what it's worth, Ten thinks he's honest. What benefit was in it for him to lie here?