[Kazuha can claim the man doesn't want him dead, but from his sole encounter the Harbinger cannot say he's so sure - he doesn't trust the man at the very least, and wouldn't put it past him to be stupid enough to try. There's enough that's rubbed Scaramouche the wrong way about him, view only worsening as time went on.

That the samurai was concerned about his actions in their homeland is something he already knows, something he's still yet to 'thank' the Traveler for. He can change his involvement, nor does he regret what he's done in the Fatui, but the other Inazuman is aware of that now, the man has made his decision.]

You're not the type to lie to me. Even if you think my actions detestable.

[Brows furrow as the samurai continues, explaining how his concern had caused him to seek out someone to console him? Offer advice? Something he doesn't quite understand. He doesn't particularly like it.]

You talk about me with him?

[Some distance is place between them and Scaramouche is forced to move his head away from the samurai's shoulder, indigo peering from behind dark lashes as he tries to steel himself to look up. His actions a few months ago had caused this, and he can't blame Kazuha for that.

Perhaps he owes more explanation on his actions back then.]

Don't be ridiculous. I thought... I didn't wish to lose someone else. With all the talk of time looping I thought distancing myself would make it so I stopped caring. It only made it hurt more.