For her, of course, these things aren't personal at all. So it's easy for her to treat it like any other uncertain scenario and strike quickly at the illusions.

She knows it's not so for him. But her sympathy, if she has any, shows itself in waiting for him, in staying with him.

"Nothing," she confirms. "But in this darkness, it's better to rely on instinct." Kunzite had drilled that into her with blindfolded training that came with rather sharp, pointed, and painful reminders at times.