[ Crossing fingers he does not in other areas, maybe- ]
Hmm, I see. Like an instinctual response granted by most living beings.
[ But, good to know from a psychological standpoint?? ]
...If that is the case, I should hope no one would be inclined towards doing so. [ ... ] Though, speaking of which, that last part I assume you also derived from personal experience?
[ Something else, then...maybe. Real life goals? The gaps in their memories really be giving them a hard time. ]
...Ah. I can see why sparring so hard would be, perhaps, counterproductive to the health of either of you as the situation changed. Truthfully, what an inconvenience that has been...
[ The lack of healing, he means. But he clears his throat, focusing on the topic at hand. ]
That said, it may have dealt with something related to your life on the other side, I suppose. Our memories are rather shaky when it comes to that, it appears.
...But you still can't recall the reason, yes? I'd imagine it was at least important enough that you wouldn't forget under normal circumstances.
It may be those 'reasons' are still tied to your life on the other side. Perhaps those 'reasons' may be connected to another memory you could be still missing.
[ While Albedo wishes he might have recovered a memory as well, he knows it is by no means a pleasant one. The utterance of the name "Kromer" not having been forgotten and the look of terror palpable on Sinclair's face...he was almost at a loss of words, seeing him like that. But it was a relief others could support him. ]
...You did have a rather bad reaction, I recall, uttering that person's name.
If, perhaps, you felt learning those skills would help you in dealing with this Kromer, I could understand that as basis for your reasoning.
[ Of course, as it is, there is no proof this is the case, and Albedo is going on not much to tied it together. But, in absence of concrete evidence, researchers are made to form hypotheses all the time. ]
...I still do. [He's just gotten better at holding it together in front of people. He rubs his arms and grimaces] I was trying to improve my speed...reaction time...
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Hmm, I see. Like an instinctual response granted by most living beings.
[ But, good to know from a psychological standpoint?? ]
...If that is the case, I should hope no one would be inclined towards doing so. [ ... ] Though, speaking of which, that last part I assume you also derived from personal experience?
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[But it seemed important at the time!]
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Though, I imagine it must have been brutal.
[ SIMPLY PUT.... ]
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[HM]
Oh, he healed me up after. We had to pull back after healing stopped being as effective though.
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...Ah. I can see why sparring so hard would be, perhaps, counterproductive to the health of either of you as the situation changed. Truthfully, what an inconvenience that has been...
[ The lack of healing, he means. But he clears his throat, focusing on the topic at hand. ]
That said, it may have dealt with something related to your life on the other side, I suppose. Our memories are rather shaky when it comes to that, it appears.
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I only really became aware when my memory door in Gorre's fight was opened. But training with Skeith all took place here.
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It may be those 'reasons' are still tied to your life on the other side. Perhaps those 'reasons' may be connected to another memory you could be still missing.
[ While Albedo wishes he might have recovered a memory as well, he knows it is by no means a pleasant one. The utterance of the name "Kromer" not having been forgotten and the look of terror palpable on Sinclair's face...he was almost at a loss of words, seeing him like that. But it was a relief others could support him. ]
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...it must have had something to do with 'Kromer'. I remember Mithrun and I spoke about it, but it's not clear to me anymore.
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If, perhaps, you felt learning those skills would help you in dealing with this Kromer, I could understand that as basis for your reasoning.
[ Of course, as it is, there is no proof this is the case, and Albedo is going on not much to tied it together. But, in absence of concrete evidence, researchers are made to form hypotheses all the time. ]
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[ The fact he needed support does not diminish this. ]
...Well, I imagine from all of that training you would have managed some success in that endeavor.
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[there's no scale for him to hold himself against]