Information Exchange (Karin, Sabriel)

Karun gave a dismissive wave of her hand at the gratitude. "There's no need for thanks. I'm simply stating my experience and observations. Its very rare for one to understand their own emotions. Whatever it is you feel, whether or not it is love is up to your own discretion. Eventually, you will find a definition for yourself of love, and you'll find out yourself if you're up to your own expectations. Until then, I would not be concerned." She noted calmly.

Desire? The explanation of her aspect of death. It was something she'd heard of, those places that had encountered arrancar from shadowfall, trickles of information about how arrancar operated filtered about, some of it nonsense, but she did reall hearing something to that effect. "Is that so? And so your interest in humans is in pursuit of this vice. Your aspect of death." She noted and closed her eyes, folding her arms across her chest. The woman didn't seem to sure. But there was something that did pop up in her head. Hmmm. "Then perhaps you have a better metric than you think. Perhaps you should practice suppressing this aspect of yours. I can tell. Do you perhaps... wonder if you would feel the same about these ...close associates if your aspect were something different?" She ventured a guess. The arrancar definitely seemed a bit unsure of herself, it wasn't crazy to think that that very uncertainty might trouble them from time to time.

The woman seemed much more thoughtful than she expected. And she came up with an answer awfully quickly. Which she hardly was perturbed by. Arrancar weren't creatures that seemed without decisiveness. But that also meant that she did not put much stock in what they spoke of. With very little pause, the woman seemed content in firmly asserting something with which she had no experience. "Are such thoughts not enshrined in your need to fill their desires?" She asked simply, but didn't feel the need to press any further. The woman would either explore that thought process, or she would ignore it.

"Regardless. I admit, it is still interesting to hear of those with intentions of improving themselves. And I imagine, that if trouble were to occur. Would you fight in order to protect these favored individuals of yours? Even if it meant fighting other arrancar?" She asked calmly, those icy blue eyes locked onto Sabriel's own. "though they have found warmth and comfort in the presence of others. I can only imagine, with the growing conflict that has caused issues throughout the worlds of the living. Do you feel you could risk yourself for them?"

"Simple. You stop them from fighting." The answer came as quickly and as effortlessly as could be. The very notion that the woman might be struck by such a conundrum was admirable, but Karin's reply was without hesitation. "I like you. It's not often that an Arrancar cares for others in such a way. While conflict at times is necessary, its still important to avoid it at times. IF you find yourself between two individuals you wish to protect. Then it is your job to STAY between them. To endure the both of them until the fighting can be quelled, and a resolution found. You may not succeed. And in that moment, you might find that one f your loved ones can no longer remain seated in your heart. But such is not a time you can afford hesitation. Lest you may lose BOTH of them to the other."' She spoked with experience beyond her years as she made her way over to the arrancar, and planted a hand firmly on the woman's shoulder.

"You have an interesting heart. If you would like, I can help you. A sense of Justice is important. But killing and violence is not always so difficult. I would not mind tasking you under my wing. Or, if that is not your style. If anyone you know has a strong sense of justice. Please feel free to send them my way. This world has crumbled, and many have turned ... less than human. Even without dying. I wish to assuage that shortcoming."

"Karin Managakami." She responded promptly, offering a little nod of her head,a fraction of a bow as she folded her hands infront of her. She offered no commentary on the arrancar's assessment of her own wisdom. She did not deign it necessary to explore the subject further. It was, after all, lip service to some degree. Regardless of the genuineness of the delivery, she wasn't interested in encouraging these compliments. Even more than that, though she did seem to tilt her head in consideration of Sabriel's opinions revolving around Justice, it wasn't her place to affirm or deny them.

This was, ultimately, simply how Sabriel felt about the situation. Karin didn't believe it in the slightest. One's interest in Justice was simply an appetite. It was only in its absence that one as typically driven toward a taste for it. As of yet, Sabriel seemed to not have been subject to any injustice strong enough to give her a taste for it. And perhaps that was for the best.

"I appreciate you speaking with me, and look forward to hearing from you if you make note of anyone with the qualities we discussed." She noted, and that blank, empty expression offered the tiniest hint of a smile, probably nothing Sabriel would even notice, brief as it was.

"Now then. You mentioned you're new to the area. Did you want to have lunch?" She offered calmly. No reason to just saddle the woman with her request and not offer anything in return. And should Sabriel accept, then she'd proceed to take her phone out and identify a suitable place to treat the arrancar to a nice meal. If not? Then she'd bid her adieu and go about her business for the rest of the evening.