- Location
- how about no
She's also basically sacrificing herself to give Kei more time to escape, too....
Weird situation
EDIT: She may have (correctly) assumed she would need to veer close to the truth or the Deceit TN would've been higher, so nothing else would've really worked. Still a bit fucked up but idk Hazou was basically screwed otherwise, at least Kei has a chance to escape unlike he would have
Even if it was the "best" option Kei's feelings aren't rational.
I honestly can't tell what Oro's deal is. The canon Oro I got: he was selfish, amoral and evil, but also curious, cautious, and cunning. This Oro just seems like an S-rank nutcase.
Specifically, Oro had two options here:
While MfD!Oro is certainly not cunning, I have very little idea whether the points above map to him at all.
- Don't believe Hazō could copy the seal. In that case, this is a dumbass lie that a curious, cautious, and cunning Oro would at most retaliate for, to ward off other people playing dumbass tricks, but not, like, risk killing a clan head over.
- Do believe Hazō could copy the seal. In that case, logically he should be much more willing to believe the story. A curious, cautious, and cunning Oro would be concerned about that, at least to the point where he wouldn't immediately sabotage the rescue effort.
Option 3: He believes that Hazou incorrectly believes Hazou could copy a seal supposedly set by the sage of 6th paths himself. Oro then goes on to test that theory and Hazou brings up bloodline stuff which makes this situation plausible and therefore intriguing.
At least that's my interpretation.