[By this point, he's been through this a few times, and this memory... it's not the worst, but it's uncomfortable, invasive in an entirely different way than certain others have been. Kanda is almost never warm and welcoming, but the people she sees have had time, years in some cases, to recognize the shape of his caring. To understand why he holds himself so far apart from everyone else, even if they don't necessarily know every single detail of his past. Having someone he barely knows be privvy to that--he certainly doesn't love it.
But Laudna, at least, has been polite enough so far, even with her weirdness. He doesn't think she'll be annoyingly pushy about it, so it's... not fine, exactly, but it's something he can live with. (Or maybe it's not! Maybe he's dead this week. Who's to say.)
Anyway. At her question, he immediately makes a face.]
No. [But it's grouchy and sullen in that "middle schooler who doesn't want their mom dropping them off at school anymore" type of way. Which is stupid, because five seconds ago it was obvious that he likes and respects all those people, but. Y'know.] They're other exorcists. That creepy old man is my general.
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But Laudna, at least, has been polite enough so far, even with her weirdness. He doesn't think she'll be annoyingly pushy about it, so it's... not fine, exactly, but it's something he can live with. (Or maybe it's not! Maybe he's dead this week. Who's to say.)
Anyway. At her question, he immediately makes a face.]
No. [But it's grouchy and sullen in that "middle schooler who doesn't want their mom dropping them off at school anymore" type of way. Which is stupid, because five seconds ago it was obvious that he likes and respects all those people, but. Y'know.] They're other exorcists. That creepy old man is my general.