[Despite what Touya may think Enji does know about surviving, about being the victim of a crime—not that that's anything he intends to speak about. He doesn't want to make Touya's grievances about himself. Touya comes first. He hasn't prioritized Hawks in any way, even if he has started to form genuine connections among his fellow heroes.]

I doubt it's going to be that straightforward. I don't believe what they've told us.

[People who commit crimes of this kind are notoriously untrustworthy. He doubts all of the information he's received. And though the idea of having sex doesn't please him, he'll worry about that when he has to. His first priority is determining what's going on here, and what he can do here. He's not so willing to accept that the ends justify the means.]

If someone is being coerced, they're not committing assault, they're victims of it.

[Touya's laughter is unnerving, not because Enji minds Touya laughing at him, but he doesn't like the idea of him taking pleasure in others' pain. It reminds him that Touya must be in so much pain himself. Because of Enji. So he accepts whatever accusations Touya wants to make. It's not as if he doesn't know what he's referring to. He's already decided to take responsibility for everything.]

I have no intention of doing that again.