It's very similar to what the train told him recently, isn't it. Not knowing anything for sure, only able to give information as it shows up. It's a little disappointing, especially since Inigo honestly wouldn't have been surprised if these beings were omniscient, it's not like he isn't used to dragon gods, after all. It makes other omniscient beings' existence a whole lot more easy to swallow.
But it seems that the people of the Void Ministry are just as human as the rest of them, even if they might be wearing those odd suits.
"I.. understand," he slowly says.
It's still better than nothing, isn't it? It's still a promise of something that could be found out in time, especially if they're not lying about it being important for them. And they most likely have more means to find out than the train itself does.
"Number 1129461094511218831384." Inigo repeats the numbers very slowly, because he has to pull them all out of his memory. Maybe he can for once feel a little less pathetic for learning them by heart, staring at them too often. Information that he thought would have been useless forever. "The name of the person who left is Yuki Sohma. If there's any other information I could give you that would help you find out what happens to those who leave, I'll give it."
He doesn't even care if it's a good or a bad idea to give it to these people. He's just desperate to find out anything at all, even if it has to be down the line.
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But it seems that the people of the Void Ministry are just as human as the rest of them, even if they might be wearing those odd suits.
"I.. understand," he slowly says.
It's still better than nothing, isn't it? It's still a promise of something that could be found out in time, especially if they're not lying about it being important for them. And they most likely have more means to find out than the train itself does.
"Number 1129461094511218831384." Inigo repeats the numbers very slowly, because he has to pull them all out of his memory. Maybe he can for once feel a little less pathetic for learning them by heart, staring at them too often. Information that he thought would have been useless forever. "The name of the person who left is Yuki Sohma. If there's any other information I could give you that would help you find out what happens to those who leave, I'll give it."
He doesn't even care if it's a good or a bad idea to give it to these people. He's just desperate to find out anything at all, even if it has to be down the line.