"I was just a wanderer." she says without missing a beat or any indication of discomfort. That's nicer-sounding than saying she'd been homeless, or a fugitive wanted for murder. However, she also learned from her conversation with Watson that saying she's a wanderer might invite people to ask where she's been, so she tries to be one step ahead.
"Although, when I say wanderer, it was more like I drifted around the same city. I was hoping to meet someone." That's not entirely false. Kouta was what kept her tethered to Kamakura when she could have wandered all over Japan before the Diclonius Research Institute started catching on.
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"I was just a wanderer." she says without missing a beat or any indication of discomfort. That's nicer-sounding than saying she'd been homeless, or a fugitive wanted for murder. However, she also learned from her conversation with Watson that saying she's a wanderer might invite people to ask where she's been, so she tries to be one step ahead.
"Although, when I say wanderer, it was more like I drifted around the same city. I was hoping to meet someone." That's not entirely false. Kouta was what kept her tethered to Kamakura when she could have wandered all over Japan before the Diclonius Research Institute started catching on.