Oddly enough, Lola doesn't seem too offended at all.

"You have a point yourself, Mister Papyrus," she comments. "Especially that second point. Mister Ogata here isn't incorrect himself either.

"Yes, it is our problem. But your showing up here, the heightened glitching and the weakening of the wall and barrier preventing the ships from leaving... all of those things happened at the same time.

It may very well be that if you don't help us, you won't be able to leave."

All the same, Lola isn't angry; her gestures are calm, fluid, as she lays one hand at the table.

"Negativity and selfishness are magics of their own. And they can be powerful, too. But they are not the magics we need today."

She looks straight at Ogata, intense, but still so calm.

"If you don't want to, you don't have to. There's no place in my troupe for hesitation."