He nods minutely when Wrath tells him that Emilia was spared. It's all too easy for him to imagine what that was like for her, to be the one who remembers, and for Wrath to realize in retrospect. If he'd found her earlier he might have been able to come up with a better plan than what he ended up with. At the time it seemed like he'd been handed an easy cover story to gather information door to door, but more often than not he walked away with more problems than he started with. He's never been known for his patience.

"I played along, but I remembered everything." Aside from what he'd already forgotten. They can't tell him he doesn't know what it's like; at least theirs was temporary. "Allison... is better now. Whatever caused it seems to be dissipating."

Thank god. He only has one sibling left, he doesn't know how to cope if she forgets him. So while he should be as angry as Wrath, a part of him is nervous. There's an invisible threat looming nearby, and yet again he's in the familiar position of having no idea how to stop it.

"I don't know if it's related, but all kinds of things can go wrong when you start messing with time. I think we might be seeing the side effects."