[ His memory chokes her in ways she hasn't experienced before. The feeling of drowning causes a surge of panic because dying is something she still fears.

The talk of being broken, the talk of life being broken from the start stings and strike a chord both. It leaves a bittersweet taste in her mouth once the memory is over. She is too used to the taste of blood.

She doesn't really want to talk about her memories, but she's still wrapping her mind around what happened in the pool. ]

... No. She later tried to break into the dungeon and was punished for it by our father. Her selfishness knows no bounds.