[From that look Jinwoo would guess that family is something important to Lyney as well, or at the very least that its something he understands.
... I'd like to know more before giving my opinion, if there's more you can tell me.
There is a certain degree to which he'd prefer to stay under the radar. Here there aren't any expectations from him, save for those that he sets upon himself. It's like a fresh start, back to before the world became curious about Korea's newest S-rank hunter, before his name had spread to other parts of the globe for his actions (or inaction in some cases), but Lyney has a right to know what he's signing up for if their relationship is going to stay intact.
So-
Mainly around the topic of privacy and information shared or withheld. I don't imagine you've spent this entire time listening to him relay information about my daily affairs, but what does he pass back?
Jinwoo quickly shuts down the memory of the last time he'd tried peeking in on the people he was watching out for, because it taught him a valuable lesson that he WOULD rather forget- not the lesson itself, but the way he'd learned it.]
Yeah, sure...
[Ugh, did he ever actually apologize for that? Had the opportunity ever presented itself?]
It's possible for me to share senses with my shadows at any given time, but I avoid doing so. It's impossible for me to know what I'm going to see or hear when I look in.
[That's all he's gonna elaborate on for that matter. Lyney doesn't need to know the shameful details.]
So unless I'm actively tuning into their senses he doesn't pass on anything. I only get vague impressions, like his distress, contentment, fear, or unease. It is possible for me to see and hear a lot more if I wanted.
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... I'd like to know more before giving my opinion, if there's more you can tell me.
There is a certain degree to which he'd prefer to stay under the radar. Here there aren't any expectations from him, save for those that he sets upon himself. It's like a fresh start, back to before the world became curious about Korea's newest S-rank hunter, before his name had spread to other parts of the globe for his actions (or inaction in some cases), but Lyney has a right to know what he's signing up for if their relationship is going to stay intact.
So-
Mainly around the topic of privacy and information shared or withheld. I don't imagine you've spent this entire time listening to him relay information about my daily affairs, but what does he pass back?
Jinwoo quickly shuts down the memory of the last time he'd tried peeking in on the people he was watching out for, because it taught him a valuable lesson that he WOULD rather forget- not the lesson itself, but the way he'd learned it.]
Yeah, sure...
[Ugh, did he ever actually apologize for that? Had the opportunity ever presented itself?]
It's possible for me to share senses with my shadows at any given time, but I avoid doing so. It's impossible for me to know what I'm going to see or hear when I look in.
[That's all he's gonna elaborate on for that matter. Lyney doesn't need to know the shameful details.]
So unless I'm actively tuning into their senses he doesn't pass on anything. I only get vague impressions, like his distress, contentment, fear, or unease. It is possible for me to see and hear a lot more if I wanted.