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Perhaps a casual reader thought that Sanex simply didn't listen to Klin's words, but the former captain simply didn't immediately find what to say and instead cried for some time, leaning against the mountain graph-servant's chest.
"We have something strange in common," she said, finally calming down, still not letting go of her companion, "we both hate ourselves, but we love each other... We found each other, as the southern sailors used to say, two 'self-haters.' Let's promise each other that from now on we won't blame ourselves for the past, so that we can not only lift our own spirits but also not give the other half a reason for worry and sadness, okay?"
Having set such an ultimatum before them and gathering her courage, Sanex is now trying to kiss her cavalier on the lips.