"Blow... blow up the confinement room? N... no!"
Hearing Theresa's words, Klee was a little tempted, but she quickly shook her head.
"Why?"
"Because Klee knows the Knights' walls can't be blown up. Even though blasting a passage open would make it convenient to leave the confinement room, Kaeya said that if Klee did that, Jean would probably make sure Klee never saw another sunrise..."
If she could blow it up, Klee would have done so long ago. But she trusted Kaeya's words, so she didn't dare.
"Kaeya? Klee, don't you know? Kaeya is a nasty guy who loves fooling children! He's absolutely not trustworthy. He's already tricked lots of kids."
Theresa raised an eyebrow slightly. Wasn't this Kaeya always unreliable? For him to say something like that to Klee was rare indeed...
He was the one who coaxed Klee into escaping the confinement room, and he was also the one who warned her about it.
"Kaeya likes fooling children? But... but Kaeya is a good person! Kaeya helped Klee write the Knights' Survival Guide, and whenever Klee gets into trouble, he often helps cover it up." Klee trusted Kaeya very much, so... it couldn't be that he had been fooling her, right?
"How about this, then? Give the bombs to Theresa, and Theresa will help you blow up the confinement room. That way, Klee can freely go in and out of it, and Jean won't punish Klee either! After all, Theresa blew it up, not Klee... right?"
Seeing how much Klee trusted Kaeya, Theresa had no choice but to change tactics. The mission only said she had to blow up the confinement room with Klee while using Theresa's identity. It did not require Klee to do it herself, so it was the same if Theresa did it.
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