She could only keep moving forward.
She cared about Mei's opinion, but once this started, it was a snowball that could never be stopped.
"Maybe there's some connection, but I don't think Kiana's that kind of person. She genuinely wants to help us."
Sirin expressed her thoughts.
"But our greatest predicament right now was brought about by her. We haven't defeated all the Kishin, and she's already dragged us into another quagmire."
"Her? What proof do you have?"
"Do we still need proof? Her reaction, her origins, and the things she brought with her all clearly showed that she was connected to something called Honkai."
"How do you know Honkai didn't appear first, and then Kiana came to Izumo and brought us a way to resist it?"
"Just because she saved you once, you can disregard Izumo's survival and trust a suspicious visitor from beyond the heavens?"
"Yes!"
Sirin shouted, "Because she risked her life to save me from the collapsing Imaginary Space, I trust her unconditionally. Is that enough?!"
Sirin glared at the person before her and shouted even louder, "She exhausted herself helping us kill Shinatsuhiko, and what she got in return was suspicion. Don't you think that's ridiculous?"
"Ignoring the doubts and believing she's a good person? Do you even remember your position? Do you still remember the Blade Master's duty?"
"You're questioning my position?!!"
Sirin laughed furiously. "Hahaha, fine! What right does someone who stays in the rear and never goes to the front line have to say that to me? I risk my life on the front lines, and I'm not even allowed to have my own opinions, is that it?"
"Sirin, stop being unreasonable! This is completely different!"
"Completely different? Heh, do you think I don't know? In your eyes, I'm nothing