Rosalie kept her smile, which had now diminished slightly, throughout Dengar's words about an afterlife and what God may do to him. She understood him, dying but still living on as a vampire practically always destroyed any grasp of faith, be it zealous or otherwise. However, that same effect had happened to her when she had turned, all faith had left her, and was instead replaced with a knowing that she was doomed to wander the world for decades, centuries even. Now somewhat saddened by the talk of remorse, and perhaps even a little regret, she said in German.<span style="color: #00FF40">"I don't see why he would damn you. You saved Kiyoko from a fate that may have left her dead long ago, surely that would mean something to anyone, if they exist?"</span><br/><br/>Sadness and a feeling of regret was slowly building inside her, she had often thought about what it may have been like if she was not an undead vampire, and instead if she had fled instead of being turned. The words of Dengar made this feeling all the worse, to see someone having been afflicted for so long be so...remorseful, was truly a damning sight. However the feeling was stopped somewhat when he spoke of finding someone to care about, she at least had some living family members, even if they were on the other side of the World, it was a start.<br/><br/>Rather depressed now, Rosalie said to him.<span style="color: #00FF40">"You know, I, think about what it may have been like if I wasn't turned... I would have died long ago, but, would it have been a happy life? A fulfilled one? Even in these near nineteen decades I still think that... It isn't a happy life, nor one that has any accomplishment to it..."</span>