[Ah...one of his weaknesses, honey, and it's been so long since he's had any. Thousands of years if the information that the Grail has put into his head is accurate. Diarmuid slowly starts to sip the tea as he listens to Waver's words and continues to do so as he thinks over what he has just heard.
However, when he speaks, the question he asks might be the last thing Waver is expecting and is really more of a statement than a question.]
You were not just an observer to the last war--the one that went so wrong. You were a participant...
[His Master had not likely won since he doesn't know the details of what exactly went wrong, but he knows enough that there is no way he could have just been a bystander. The rules of the war require too much secrecy for that even among magi.]
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However, when he speaks, the question he asks might be the last thing Waver is expecting and is really more of a statement than a question.]
You were not just an observer to the last war--the one that went so wrong. You were a participant...
[His Master had not likely won since he doesn't know the details of what exactly went wrong, but he knows enough that there is no way he could have just been a bystander. The rules of the war require too much secrecy for that even among magi.]