[Kariya's forgiveness is sincere. He's never been one to hold grudges, ordinarily, more the kind of man to blame himself for things that went wrong. It's not that he's not capable of being vengeful, because he is, but there are only two people he can never forgive, two people he would kill if he could, and neither of them is Diarmuid.]

I don't know much about being a hero, but you're still a knight. I don't think that's changed. Or if it has, you can be a knight again. You can make up for it.

[He doesn't understand Diarmuid's code of honor. It's not something he was raised with, and he'd rejected the code he was raised with, so it's foreign to him. He respects it, but he doesn't see why it has to be so absolute. Kariya wishes Diarmuid hadn't lied, but he can see why he did. He had liked believing the lie. Who wouldn't want to believe they had what they wanted most? A family...

He returns Diarmuid's smile, but there's strain in his own smile.]

Thank you. That's all I want. [Maybe he's using Diarmuid, taking advantage of his guilt and his desire to serve. Is he? He isn't sure. But he knows he would use anyone if it meant saving Sakura. He would do anything.] You can act for Sakura's sake, like I do.