[He's so goddamn tired - the endless barrage of severe and heavy skills unbelievable. When his brain is more functional, the implications and connections will be easier to make. It's a problem, but-
He can see, easily, how the Green Knight was felled.]
But isn't that a bit too cliche? The power of friendship allowing you to search deep within yourself to gain new abilities to save the day.
[That's a Featherman episode, Maruki.
Multiple episodes. The entire season one, actually - mental clips he runs through out of habit of it being mentioned. His mind is a series of TikToks right now.
The grass is nice and when he shuts his eyes, the trees are gone. Good. Fuck nature, for awhile. The silence that follows could almost be mistaken for him falling asleep, when he abruptly moves, eyes peeling open, to push himself up from the ground. ]
However, if you consider the grief involved with a lost friend, whether their death was traditional or of the mind, it makes an incredible amount of sense. Loss is a powerful driving force. It can make you do things you never thought you were capable of.
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[He's so goddamn tired - the endless barrage of severe and heavy skills unbelievable. When his brain is more functional, the implications and connections will be easier to make. It's a problem, but-
He can see, easily, how the Green Knight was felled.]
But isn't that a bit too cliche? The power of friendship allowing you to search deep within yourself to gain new abilities to save the day.
[That's a Featherman episode, Maruki.
Multiple episodes. The entire season one, actually - mental clips he runs through out of habit of it being mentioned. His mind is a series of TikToks right now.
The grass is nice and when he shuts his eyes, the trees are gone. Good. Fuck nature, for awhile. The silence that follows could almost be mistaken for him falling asleep, when he abruptly moves, eyes peeling open, to push himself up from the ground. ]
However, if you consider the grief involved with a lost friend, whether their death was traditional or of the mind, it makes an incredible amount of sense. Loss is a powerful driving force. It can make you do things you never thought you were capable of.