Cobrin
Corbin tilted his head thoughtfully and said, "Yeah, I'm pretty sure there's a prison somewhere. I do know there's a drunk tank at least."
He then smiled at Mordred and said, "Look at you, being all responsible." Her sacrifice was admirable, but it was worrisome. He knew she was a careful sort; her paranoia did more than enough to pain that picture, but she seemed to care about Kuro too.
He found himself leaning towards the blond and said, "That's quite the sacrifice you're willing to make, luv." He looked back at Kuro and said, "You know, looking a gift horse in the mouth is pretty rotten. Look, she's giving you what you need and you don't have to make out with unsavory folks like myself."
Rin
And things just keep getting better and better, yeesh. You know, if I ran into Kirei here, I'm not going to be surprised . . . Rin thought as she eyed Garou and his bitch.
"Petra, don't you dare interfere." Garou said, his fake red eyes looking to his companion before looking at her, "I hope you are more bark than bite, Rin Tohsaka. If you won't come, I will make you regret this."
So, the bitch's name is Petra. Nice to know.
Petra then said, "Okay, okay, just don't rough up her too much. If you want to teach her a lesson, she won't learn anything if she won't stand up."
You know, you're the one who's pissing me off. You don't know who I am and what I been through.
Rin had a fleeting thought, about how far she had come on her terms and denying the general emotionless bullshit that mages generally treated as gospel. Any other magus would have killed Sakura and Shirou during the Grail War all of those years ago. They would have stained their hands with blood, maybe felt some regret, but in the end they would have given their actions justification.
In the cave Rin should have killed Sakura by all rights, but she couldn't and every day she celebrated her victory over that part of the magus mindset. Even though Rin herself was alone and lonely, she was happy she had saved Sakura and that Sakura and Emiya had their happy ending while Rin had a feeling she would never really have a "happy" ending of her own.
She sighed; she didn't really want to fight Garou. He was superhuman of some sort despite his vampire fanaticism, and she didn't want to use a jewel to claim a victory over something so stupid.
"Look, I am sorry I laughed; that was uncalled for, but losing your temper at something like that is silly. I could have been laughing at some piece of graffiti or one of those text messages on a cellular phone my sister could sent me," Rin said shaking her head, even though she was reinforcing herself with prana and reached up to twist the garnet earring in her left ear. It looked to all the world like she was just adjusting an earring, but she was really activating an other layer of reinforcement from the prana stored in the stone that it captured from the loss of prana from her hair.
Gabriel
"She's a mix of contradictions, but at the end she has her own noble intentions. For as old as she is, she realizes her people's continual creep into stagnation and wishes to stop it," Gabriel answered.
He chuckled and said, "Honestly the problematic one is the reason I forced myself into this place."