I don't know if it's the same for anyone else who voted for themselves... but I think it's safe to assume that doing so will take away some manner of function.
[ And pretty swiftly, at that. Granted, she sounds rather calm about this, but. It's been a lot to process. ]
[ The silence persists enough that Otome glances towards her, almost irrationally concerned that her hearing has just belatedly fled entirely. When Byleth speaks, it's almost a relief. ]
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Who told you that?
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I met with him to discuss the questions we posed to the Principal near the end of the trial.
[voting for yourself, or voting for no one.]
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I suppose I didn't ask him to keep it a secret. [ So she can't even be too dismayed by it. ]
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What happened?
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[ She glances down at her sandwich. ]
And I lost hearing in one ear.
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...]
So it's like that.
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[ And pretty swiftly, at that. Granted, she sounds rather calm about this, but. It's been a lot to process. ]
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there was nothing to say to that, except hold her in quiet reverence for her actions.
it's a long moment and a few bites before she finally says something again.]
I used the skills you taught me.
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How is he?
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I'm indebted to you.
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Was it so obvious who I was tending to?
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[ So not too obvious, just enough. ]
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He has a wound from before he came here.
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When?
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[does she sound too nosy? she is.]
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[between a healthy dimitri and being sly, she'll throw caution to the wind.]
Thank you again.