It was hard not to feel bad for her, as defeated as she looked then, but Kuroda knew she still had a lot to learn. He had a feeling she could get there, though, and he wasn't about to give up on her if she was willing to at least try. And she couldn't be entirely uncaring about human life if she saw the Arbiters as a bad fit for her in the first place. It didn't hurt to point that out, either. "Let me ask you one more thing," the commander started off softly, taking a step forward. "You said you had a falling out with your friend after you found out what the Arbiters did, right? If you don't care about people, why didn't you just go along with her and join them? You're a soldier, and they make a lot through their raids. If you didn't care, it would be a perfect fit."