Greatwater Lake but in the end one needs more courage to live than to kill himself

It surprised Cicero to find that the girl wanted to help him out. Since she had been kind so far, he felt obligated to tell her that it might not end well. He smirked as he admitted, "Cicero usually tries a little bit and sees if he notices any difference. But it is not always a pleasant experience, depending on where one's preferences lay." He doubted she would still be interested in finding out now, unless she was like him, a lover of pain or perhaps simply an enthusiast in experiments, of which he was both.

He responded to the news of Desna's departure with a hmm, nothing more. He supposed it did not really matter, for it was not like he would retrieve her, anyway.