Ankyra Sound bite the lightning and tell me how it tastes

How tragic. She recounts the slaughter with more emotion than he anticipated, leaving him thoroughly shocked that one could be so affected by another's demise. Of course, it seemed a natural concept, but one that he had not experienced first-hand on the scale that she had. Perhaps he begins to feel for her; unable to come to closure or move forth from the experience. Maybe this was why the Cerberus had been so adamant on slitting his throat -- for the weight of his actions against their close friend had been too horrendous to simply overcome. Raleska storms away then, and he does not follow. It is likely he would not have known the right words to say to console her, and may have likely prompted her to go down a path of self-destructive vengeance. If the topic ever came up again, perhaps he would still do so.