[It's a response that feels somehow... lonely. It's that, or perhaps the bitterness that isn't even pointed at Akira, that prompts him to tell what he's heard.]

I'll skip what's bad, then, if you know how that turns out.

[His eyes are sympathetic, but still bright with curiosity. To be so certain of it could only mean...

He doesn't let himself think about it. He moves on.]

The wrong in Eldia is righted. The ones left that are closest to your heart are alive and well. I don't know what that first part means, but... It sounded like both of those were something you should hear.

[Is Eldia a place, a person, a thing? Akira certainly doesn't know.

But he understands injustice, and having people that are dearer to you than the world itself. If it were him, he's certain that he would want to know.]