[Ushirono Fuyu is dead, at Argenti's hand, no less. It isn't exactly a surprise that Argenti's convictions have led them there - and given what Fuyu spoke about, it would seem that they had discussed such things before. Argenti decided the man needed to die, and that's all that Fray really needs to know.
Now it's time to deal with the aftermath.]
Come with me, Argenti. We need to get that looked at.
[He gestures to the mark on Argenti's face. That's more important than the dead man, in Fray's esteemed opinion - because Argenti is still alive, and that injury could worsen if not taken care of. It isn't nearly as bad as the one Fray received from Izou earlier, but in the immediate aftermath of... well, all of that, it's all Fray can think to do. Tend to the injured. Focus on the immediate problem. He can report what happened to Mina and possibly the goddess later, should it be necessary.
(Of course, Argenti can do those things as well, but it's in Fray's nature to worry - to tend to those who have earned his trust, to look out for those who are considered his, and there is no doubt at this point that his fellow knight is indeed "his".)
So without another word, Fray turns back toward the dorms. He's sure Argenti has questions for him as well - the truth he revealed was not a pretty one, nor one that even makes sense without some clarification - but there are more important things to attend to.]
week 3, after a certain incident
Now it's time to deal with the aftermath.]
Come with me, Argenti. We need to get that looked at.
[He gestures to the mark on Argenti's face. That's more important than the dead man, in Fray's esteemed opinion - because Argenti is still alive, and that injury could worsen if not taken care of. It isn't nearly as bad as the one Fray received from Izou earlier, but in the immediate aftermath of... well, all of that, it's all Fray can think to do. Tend to the injured. Focus on the immediate problem. He can report what happened to Mina and possibly the goddess later, should it be necessary.
(Of course, Argenti can do those things as well, but it's in Fray's nature to worry - to tend to those who have earned his trust, to look out for those who are considered his, and there is no doubt at this point that his fellow knight is indeed "his".)
So without another word, Fray turns back toward the dorms. He's sure Argenti has questions for him as well - the truth he revealed was not a pretty one, nor one that even makes sense without some clarification - but there are more important things to attend to.]