[ Void Archives just straight up sees no point in dancing around issues - if they happen to be doing that it's because their curiosity means that they're poking around here or there rather than it being intentional. Either way, Wolfwood's answer that seems to be the best is definitely telling without any sort of embellishments - because of what they are, who they are, they make conclusions swiftly.

One of those 'nasty side effects' means the shortening of one's life. Void Archives muses most people wouldn't have accepted that - but then again, Wolfwood hasn't had anything he can do but accept it. So, maybe it isn't too surprising.

Still, they don't like it. ]

There could be a way to reverse it. Ever thought of it?

[ Back to the 'dancing around answers', yes their answer regarding the general consensus about Welt's potential lifespan is one of those few intentional moments. ]

...Hah, that self-sacrificial person truly meant 'no one'. It sounds quite inconvenient. Whether or not you're used to it by now.

Whatever the case, he's fortunate you are so devoted. I wonder what he'd do, if he was unable to do anything about people who certainly would be better off eliminated for the obvious reasons. Or rather, if he had no one to do anything about it.

Individuals like that can usually only move forward with them being the ones to do the dirty work, so to speak.

[ Void Archives wonders if that is not just cowardice at that point, though. But, if Wolfwood is offering, then he must have accepted that a long time ago. To pledge his every being to Vash...no wonder the man is practically his whole world - his whole universe. Making such a declaration means the two connected well.

They haven't exactly done anything like that; not in the slightest. ]

Either way, I'd say it went down well enough if you are still alive, no? If that is what you mean?