Because we're not supposed to get attached to the campers. We're supposed to remain neutral. Getting attached- crying over them- that's what gets you pulled from this job.
[the answer is curt and blunt. so even then, Ryoji hadn't been allowed to continue existing. it seems fate would never be kind to him, no matter the universe]
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An accident happened, and a camper died. The other camper involved was technically the 'culprit', but hadn't meant to cause the death.
Ryoji convinced everyone to vote for him, to spare the other person.
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. . . yes.
[that. that's Ryoji, all right]
That sounds like him.
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[She couldn't be cruel to him, in the end. Despite her orders.]
I got in a lot of trouble for that.
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[she feels like her heart is being squeezed]
How could they punish you for showing someone mercy?
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[she lifts a hand up and clutches her arm, fingers tightening into the fabric]
Did Mochizuki turn into whatever Zaberisk is as well?
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[She looks like she wants to say more, but she stops herself there.]
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What happened to him afterwards?
[she's pushing, she knows she's pushing. but she has to know. for Ryoji's sake. . . and for Lilith's sake, too]
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[god, she doesn't want to think of someone as bright (and annoying, admittedly) as Ryoji turning into something like Lilith]
But after he was turned into. . . that. What happens to those people? I don't see any others like Zaberisk around the camp.
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[the answer is curt and blunt. so even then, Ryoji hadn't been allowed to continue existing. it seems fate would never be kind to him, no matter the universe]
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But you get the idea.
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[god]
You know. . . quite a bit about me, don't you, Red?