Ah yes, that paradox of time travel. Rogue's aborted sentence leaves only a few options about what she'd been about to say.
Rogue's explanations had definitely helped, but he still lacked information. They needed more insight into the capabilities of the Sentinels, the methodology of human soldiers, and that kind of thing just wasn't available in non-secure locations. If Rogue's knowledge was based on a world that had been changed and technically dismantled, they had no way of knowing how accurate any of this was.
"They might not," he allows. "But it sounds like this place has already done away with supposed to as a general rule, so the possibility remains. Unless it's something you don't think is the right call?"
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Rogue's explanations had definitely helped, but he still lacked information. They needed more insight into the capabilities of the Sentinels, the methodology of human soldiers, and that kind of thing just wasn't available in non-secure locations. If Rogue's knowledge was based on a world that had been changed and technically dismantled, they had no way of knowing how accurate any of this was.
"They might not," he allows. "But it sounds like this place has already done away with supposed to as a general rule, so the possibility remains. Unless it's something you don't think is the right call?"