[ Zelda's eyebrows arch up with interest as she listens to Alastor's introduction of Charlie. A crown princess who has gained infamy for her radical ideas about how to save the people of her domain from destruction and whom Alastor has taken a liking to. How very interesting. ]

What is so nonsensical about this idea of redemption?

[ If Zelda didn't know Alastor so well at this point, she would have asked why he's helping out with something he thinks is doomed to failure. But she knows why. It's the way he is. He is nothing if not a force of chaos guided by whatever intrigues him. ]

Especially in the face of "Extermination," I should think any avenue to avert such a fate would be one worth pursuing.