[His latest words are gratifying to hear, as much as she'll never admit it. Someone agreeing with her stance is good enough to start dissipating the sudden rush of anger; Kirigiri finds herself relaxing slightly, not realizing she had tensed up in the first place.

There's a lot of things she wants to say about her father, but most of them aren't objective. It's hard to be objective when it comes to that man. She's not fond of acknowledging the subject.]

Mr. Kirigiri was a very stupid man.

[It does help, but she's also not too fond of talking about her feelings and whether they feel better.]

I am okay. [Kirigiri responds, even if she might not actually be- she believes she's fine, she'll put away the subject as she usually does.] But we're at the Tower, you don't need to walk me further if your room isn't here. Do you need to go further up this way?