[He remains calm when speaking of it, and he shows little emotion, but there's a weariness in his bearing, and he feels nothing so much as resignation. The only friends he's known are dead now (as far as he knows), and he has very little left in his life, aside from his loyalty to SOLDIER. But he can't give into despair, now. He must remain strong, remain himself.

He's angry with them both, even now, and maybe he'll never forgive them, but there's no need for her to learn that anger.]

There are some things I do not know, as they are classified.

Genesis and Angeal are experimental subjects. [He does not need to add as we are. He had thought his friends had been ordinary children, but he'd been wrong.] Genesis is unstable, and he will begin to degrade. He'll lose his reason and desert. [A pause.] Angeal will follow him.