[ Trusting his judge of someone else's character straight through isn't wise, when she doesn't know him particularly well, so his assessment of this Josuke person has to be taken with a grain of salt.

Though, Kira — doesn't she know that name from somewhere? She scowls, trying to recall, but Kishibe keeps talking. He's right: there's no way she can understand his situation. Not knowing the full details from his side, or anything about those other people involved. It has nothing to do with her.

She folds her arms against her knees, leaning forward, expression still thoughtful. ]

This is a lot worse than everything before. [ Agreement. It's a weirdly civil conversation, when neither of them are attacking the other. ] And he broke his promise, didn't he? I mean... if that guy was brought here, then killing him wouldn't stick, but...

[ She frowns, and shakes her head. ]

Betrayal is right. If you were involved from the start, he shouldn't have hidden it from you.