[That Pleroma sure is, and it's all the more reason she has to... make sure. She's under no delusion about how different their allies all are here, from their backgrounds to their philosophical and moral stance to what drives them to the Kenoma and so much more. That priest is a nuisance all the same, though he is useful for one thing: weed out the weak-hearted who shouldn't be on this side to begin with. Those who can't stomach the Kenoma's work will not last, they must either learn to adapt or face the consequences.

Not that she thinks M as particularly susceptible, but if he has a softer spot for that fool, then he should at the very least not let it interfere with his work.]

Think of it as a reminder, then. That bleeding heart fool won't stop at anything, it wouldn't be surprising if some among our ranks are already sympathetic towards him. Then let me simply add that he's far tougher than he looks, hurt the woman and it will hurt him more.

[The borderline provocative prick of her disdain fades. They are both Martyrs, but her distaste remains palpable. Nevertheless, M would most certainly know the art of torture better than her, all she can offer are scraps of insight about the naïve Pleroma who wants to "save" everyone without exception.]