Of course not. An assassin doesn't pursue true justice, and only operates for the whims of another. Though it's exciting to watch one operate in a movie - that I will admit.
Work in the pursuit of justice, in whatever form that takes.
Of course, I would support those who attempted negotiation with her. A peaceful resolution is always the best one. Any manner to do so would be where my allegiance lies. I'll leave the plans to those more suited for such things, though I have ideas of my own depending on her nature.
What would you do?
In fact, if given a chance to meet with Vaeros now, what would be your path?
[How else can he describe it? Akechi won't understand, of course. No one can understand. There's no one else in this place like Omori. Not even Sunny himself understands.]
he doesn't get to do whatever he wants just because he thinks he doesn't need me anymore
[It's difficult to say what Omori is. Akechi errs on the side of caution. It could be a cognition formed internal, maybe not. He isn't here to deal with that. Doesn't care what happens to either of them.]
My, how possessive.
The feeling of being unwanted, unneeded, undesired - it's a difficult one to reconcile. Often carving your own path is necessary, but if you aren't given a trail to start with it can be disastrous. You may not even see the cliff's edge before you fall off.
Whatever the outcome, all I can do is wish you luck.
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she'd take over his kingdom
and then throw him in the dungeon
good riddance
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Usurping a new throne and taking over the land - this could almost be a television drama.
And how would she fare as a ruler?
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anyone who opposes her will
is thrown into the dungeon to starve
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Unless she manages to get rid of all competition and dissention, of course. Perhaps by hiring a covert assassin to kill in the dead of night.
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Of course, I would support those who attempted negotiation with her. A peaceful resolution is always the best one. Any manner to do so would be where my allegiance lies. I'll leave the plans to those more suited for such things, though I have ideas of my own depending on her nature.
What would you do?
In fact, if given a chance to meet with Vaeros now, what would be your path?
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i'd tell him to open up the gates
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The gates to his castle or to this reality as a whole?
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i want to go somewhere else instead
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i can't come out to play
where sunny comes from
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Not unexpected. Omori wants to live. Wants to be free. What human being doesn't require such things?
But it doesn't matter. Omori will rot within Sunny, or both will perish in a new world.]
Do you want your own form then? Live in an entirely new world, all by yourself?
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no
i will stay with sunny
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Forgive me for the blunt question - are you afraid of being alone?
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im used to it
[Now. The only company he ever had was made up anyway.]
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If given the choice to be your own person, why wouldn't you take it?
If you always feel alone, why continue to leash yourself to others?
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[How else can he describe it? Akechi won't understand, of course. No one can understand. There's no one else in this place like Omori. Not even Sunny himself understands.]
he doesn't get to do
whatever he wants
just because he thinks
he doesn't need me
anymore
he's wrong
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My, how possessive.
The feeling of being unwanted, unneeded, undesired - it's a difficult one to reconcile. Often carving your own path is necessary, but if you aren't given a trail to start with it can be disastrous. You may not even see the cliff's edge before you fall off.
Whatever the outcome, all I can do is wish you luck.
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[Petulant? No. Curious.]
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unneeded
undesired
carving your own path
and disaster
i saw the edge
remember?
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That's all there is to it.]
I can only relay what I've heard from others.
It's a different kind of edge. A different sort of loss. As if autonomy was taken and held hostage by your own will.
By the time you recognize you're teetering, it's often too late and all you can do is fall.
Support systems are supposed to be a net to stop that. You seem to have a fair number of people at your disposal to act as that.
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