[ Now she's caught off-guard by the laugh, after a second or two of wondering if she pushed it too far. But it's almost a comfort that he finds it hilarious, even if she didn't intend to be humorous about that admission.

Still.

Her expression smooths into composure to follow his and she speaks a little more formally. ]

Only if you're fine with it. I actually think it might stand a good chance of helping you figure out what feels right for you, in the process of teaching someone else. And if it doesn't and it ends up becoming too uncomfortable for you, I'm fine with ending lessons then and there.

One of my dearest friends also lost his memory-- he could only remember his name and the situation at hand, but not his true purpose, his nature, or anything that came before that. Because I met him after that, I couldn't exactly help him... but he did eventually remember, when faced with several triggers.

I hope you know that you not having your memory doesn't mean I'll respect you any less, Asogi-san.