And that was as much as Kallen would get out of the girl as C.C. laid back down so that she could look around the redhead at the TV. Kallen spent a few moments scowling at C.C. but knew that her displeasure would not move the enigmatic girl. Yet one thing that stuck out at the end there was C.C.'s explicit siding with her. Casting her lot with Kallen was not that surprising in and of itself, but the fact that C.C. did so explicitly against a past, contractor, suggested that there were others running around possessing the Geass. Others that might be enough of a threat that she would need C.C.'s help dealing with them. That was more than a little unsettling. And if Princess Euphemia was not one such past contractor, then who had given her a Geass? C.C. seemed unwilling to divulge this information, at least so long as said source did not start interfering with Kallen's own life. But the girl's instincts told her that such a crossing of paths was inevitable. This source must have been within Britannia and Kallen had made the Empire her enemy. One way or another she would eventually face this force. Only the Fates might discern just what how that battle would end.
