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The woman had really been too keen on how the human mind worked in terms of moving things around and cutting out things that should remain inside of it. Ana did have some minor experience in it which put aside some worries, even if only temporarily. Soyeon was curious about her briefing session about how she performed this on herself as a test subject. It was worrying, though the scientist didn't want to start pressing her about information that was going to be overly personal, such as this. "You have to keep doing this to yourself? That's rather...worrying." She had already said it before, and would continue to keep apologizing for what life had done to this woman. What horrors or anything could she had experienced to make somebody want to discover a process to remove memories out of another human being? It was a frightening concept, one that she couldn't ever see herself making. [break][break]

"But that does shine a bit more light on how it works. I guess the more memories or experiences that you want removed, the more maintenance is required to erase it? Or at least, in your case, a full erasure is something that isn't just as simple as a doctor's appointment." Her eyes settled on Ana, once again, an apologetic silence was all that she gave as while Ana would go a little more into depth about how everything worked. While she spoke, Soyeon didn't interrupt her allow her attention to go anywhere else. She gave the other woman her full attention and leaned forward. She even was happy to really listen to anything is specific detail like this, with her interest at an all time high. [break][break]

When Ana finished, she blinked and allowed herself to digest everything. "This is all so fascinating. I'd love to sit down and see the full explanation one day. I could see how something like this could improve somebody's health, or even save a life." [break][break]

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