[There's a part of him that can't understand how (or why) she comes to that conclusion at all, but there's another part of him that isn't really that surprised about it. In a lot of ways, Mai and Chizuru were alike, and considering the kind of people they were—kind, caring, thoughtful people—it doesn't seem strange at all that Mai would be concerned with that. Chizuru had been concerned about Saitou's way of dealing with these particular things, too.
But Saitou gives Mai the same answer he'd given Chizuru.]
Whether it is or not is irrelevant. What matters is that I do what needs to be done.
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But Saitou gives Mai the same answer he'd given Chizuru.]
Whether it is or not is irrelevant. What matters is that I do what needs to be done.