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I'm astonished and also pleasantly surprised that there isn't any particular reason that Chisato has a no-kill policy. She simply doesn't like ending a person's life and how that made her feel.
She must have resisted every desire we've seen from any other named or unnamed Lycoris, where the need to "belong somewhere" enforces obedience out of fear of losing one's place. She was seven when she came to the conclusion that she didn't want to kill, and overriding that fear of potentially losing her place in DA. It isn't overt brainwashing, but it definitely is some form of programming. Now she's trying to crack Takina out of it too.
In general, the series is very casually answering the mysteries it proposes in prior episodes, in a fluid and natural way, rather than dragging them on across the whole season. It makes me very interested in where the series as whole will end up.
Is the music that Kurumi was listening to in the bathtub a hint that she's older than she looks? Some of the language she uses too.
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