[As odd as it seems to think, Gladio is immediately thankful that she doesn't offer him sympathy or even turn the conversation onto himself and his own situation. He's only voicing his own opinions and thoughts, and doing exactly as he's been taught. To learn from these experiences and move forward. Dwelling on what happened does nothing. The only thing he can do is continue to serve his kingdom and devote himself to his duty.

The former king is dead. But their prince is still alive. There's still hope. Just like there could be for El Minha's people and their new king.]

That's usually how it is. You think the king's the one pulling the strings, but sometimes it's the other way around. 'course, don't know anything about how they do things around here, so that's just my opinion.

[There's nothing else he can really comment on, because he agrees to everything she's said, which he can tell means she's been awfully attentive of not just the state of El Minha but how the inner workings of a monarchy works.]

The new king they've got here. Kathashun? Got to speak with him. [This is probably supposed to be a secret but oops.] I think he understand's what's happening here. He's got a good head on his shoulders. But there's a lot he's going to have to handle and fix.