A steady, gentle, yet calm tone naturally carried a sense of presence and style.
In normal circumstances, maintaining this tone would make the speaker appear insightful and trustworthy.
However, during debates or disputes, maintaining this tone would make the opponent feel at a loss and even start to doubt if they were indeed wrong.
Now, Sachia's tone and the man opposite her found themselves in this situation.
This man had fought his way out of the South-North War battlefield, having seen through the brutality of the Niflgaard people.
Yet faced with the opponent's reasonable and well-argued questions, his originally angry and impatient tone became momentarily stammering, unable to express any insightful comments.
He merely repeated phrases like "black-skinned dogs" and "all Niflgaard people are disgraceful liars."
Ironically, this made him seem even less credible, and like a rash and illogical fool.
But this man was not an unreasonable, irrational person.
