We can't declare that there's no proof until we're certain of it.
[Ren is right that there isn't any apparent proof that they've seen and that Grey hasn't utilized it, but that says nothing overall. They don't know for sure about this. They can't declare it without proof supporting that.]
Delafield-Chapin will be a flash in the pan. She'll be better served if she doesn't pose a threat to the fragile stability of this city and world during a time of upheaval.
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[Ren is right that there isn't any apparent proof that they've seen and that Grey hasn't utilized it, but that says nothing overall. They don't know for sure about this. They can't declare it without proof supporting that.]
Delafield-Chapin will be a flash in the pan. She'll be better served if she doesn't pose a threat to the fragile stability of this city and world during a time of upheaval.