[ Oh. His eyes widen a little at that admission. He'd always assumed Dextera was simply born that way; it's more distressing to know that he gave up his voice for power. Then again, in a world with monsters like that - and after society's fallen apart - Lupin has to imagine that the ability to heal might be more valuable than the ability to talk. If he was still back in London, he'd ask who (or what) could possibly make a deal like that with him; at this point, though, he just assumes there's some magical spirit that did this exchange. ]
Oh - sorry. I didn't mean to bring that up. [ he scratches the back of his head, somewhat sheepish. ] ... That was noble of you, then.
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Oh - sorry. I didn't mean to bring that up. [ he scratches the back of his head, somewhat sheepish. ] ... That was noble of you, then.