(Even with earning her honesty at this extent, he doesn't mind that thankfully. With him being something of a gentleman he prefers to truthfully not behave in a certain way; though he's certain that Kaeya might be there saying they made some form of progress in their current encounter. Likely attempting to search for a drink in his pack to go with the 'mood' before being silenced.
He sighs though it sounds more relieved at hearing she doesn't regret it.
He won't force her honesty or her to be completely open with him if she does choose to cross the line. Even Diluc recognizes that he himself is just as difficult on that front to deal with as he lays there, the positive is his vision at least has some form of telltale signs that he's capable however of being upfront with these things when he must.
Being confronted by it always isn't the best of feelings for him and yet...)
... I don't regret it either in the end, despite a lot of this being... foreign I guess we can say. (And he does know how ironic it is from her comment about his status and his own earlier one. Then again it's more a relief neither of them are truly their status no matter how they're looked at in the eyes of the populace.)
And... if you do desire to step further as I said, it's our own privacy to begin with.
(Vow of secrecy or not, he is a very private person after all with these things. Betraying trust like that never sat well with him either; it's why he would prefer her own comfort in these decisions. Not spurred on due to things.
That and really he thinks despite their reputations that people don't have to know unless she wants them to know, unless he wants them to know no less. Something else Kaeya would likely be 'proud' of that Diluc is doing... though Diluc feels a migraine a little imagining him saying that he's glad the knight turned vigilante is growing up.
... he'll just the next time he sees him cut him off early.)
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He sighs though it sounds more relieved at hearing she doesn't regret it.
He won't force her honesty or her to be completely open with him if she does choose to cross the line. Even Diluc recognizes that he himself is just as difficult on that front to deal with as he lays there, the positive is his vision at least has some form of telltale signs that he's capable however of being upfront with these things when he must.
Being confronted by it always isn't the best of feelings for him and yet...)
... I don't regret it either in the end, despite a lot of this being... foreign I guess we can say. (And he does know how ironic it is from her comment about his status and his own earlier one. Then again it's more a relief neither of them are truly their status no matter how they're looked at in the eyes of the populace.)
And... if you do desire to step further as I said, it's our own privacy to begin with.
(Vow of secrecy or not, he is a very private person after all with these things. Betraying trust like that never sat well with him either; it's why he would prefer her own comfort in these decisions. Not spurred on due to things.
That and really he thinks despite their reputations that people don't have to know unless she wants them to know, unless he wants them to know no less. Something else Kaeya would likely be 'proud' of that Diluc is doing... though Diluc feels a migraine a little imagining him saying that he's glad the knight turned vigilante is growing up.
... he'll just the next time he sees him cut him off early.)