He wouldn’t understand her opinion. It’s always been natural to him, his people. Like breathing. Kazar turns around, all six of his eyes focusing on her.
“Your code had caused for you to put an end to what you had cherished.” Thankfully, he realizes he would be overstepping a boundary were he to continue, so he doesn’t. “What is your name?”
He’s smart to stop. She is not one to react violently, but it is not easy to speak of such things.