[he knew the hotel better than them at that point; he probably could have worked their surroundings to his advantage and killed them all one by one.

sei hadn't believed for a second that he would actually try to kill her, though - which was why she'd insisted on being the one to go and talk to him first. knowing what they'd planned for some of the others, she'd much rather have made him their ally than their enemy.]

A lot of people would be wrong. Maybe it was easier in other places, but other places aren't like this. Having to oversee things here is its own sort of struggle, I think.

[...]

I wish you hadn't been caught up in this. But... at the same time, I'm glad I'm not doing this without you. Is that weird to say?