[The question takes Genji off-guard, has him stilling where he stands instead of moving for another attack. It's not an answer, but it's more than he expected to get. He's quiet as he watches 76, as he considers what's he's been asked, before he answers with a simple,] No.
[He'd been too wrapped up in his own personal issues at the time to see anything coming until it was too late, blindsided by the tragedy, but hindsight afforded him a new view on the days leading up to the collapse of Overwatch.
The growing tension between Morrison and Reyes. McCree's disappearance. The quiet whispers in the halls that stopped when he turned the corner. The odd atmosphere that had clung to everything, as if everyone had been waiting for a pin to drop. That, on top of the world's ever-increasing resentment of Overwatch, made it impossible to think of anything that happened as an 'accident'.
Thinking about it brings a dull ache to his chest, but Genji doesn't let it show. He remains as still as stone. Waits to see where 76 is going with this.]
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[He'd been too wrapped up in his own personal issues at the time to see anything coming until it was too late, blindsided by the tragedy, but hindsight afforded him a new view on the days leading up to the collapse of Overwatch.
The growing tension between Morrison and Reyes. McCree's disappearance. The quiet whispers in the halls that stopped when he turned the corner. The odd atmosphere that had clung to everything, as if everyone had been waiting for a pin to drop. That, on top of the world's ever-increasing resentment of Overwatch, made it impossible to think of anything that happened as an 'accident'.
Thinking about it brings a dull ache to his chest, but Genji doesn't let it show. He remains as still as stone. Waits to see where 76 is going with this.]