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synopsychic2018-04-27 10:08 pm
bite_the_hand) wrote in synopsychic2018-04-27 10:08 pm
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There's something I need to ask of all of you. If we ever go back to the world the Walkabout was in, and Even's still around? Kill him. Please. Don't give that bastard the chance to hurt anyone else.
[Eren's mental 'voice' is grave, completely lacking any of his usual energy. It also lacks any sense of hesitation whatsoever, despite him being well aware of exactly what he's asking here.]
Those of you that were on the Walkabout, you deserve to know that everything was his fault. He was working for the Third Reich the entire time. And it wasn't just that he was reporting our position back to them and sabotaging all of the equipment. It was his fault that everyone was there in the first place.
The mental shielding Even claimed to have was really from an amulet that he kept hidden. His real power was the ability to make people believe his lies. He couldn't convince anyone of something that was too obvious, but he could make people trust anything he said that they couldn't easily disprove. He's the one that convinced the pilots to fly deeper into enemy territory before the plane went down.
...Thank you for making sure he didn't complete his mission.
[Eren's mental 'voice' is grave, completely lacking any of his usual energy. It also lacks any sense of hesitation whatsoever, despite him being well aware of exactly what he's asking here.]
Those of you that were on the Walkabout, you deserve to know that everything was his fault. He was working for the Third Reich the entire time. And it wasn't just that he was reporting our position back to them and sabotaging all of the equipment. It was his fault that everyone was there in the first place.
The mental shielding Even claimed to have was really from an amulet that he kept hidden. His real power was the ability to make people believe his lies. He couldn't convince anyone of something that was too obvious, but he could make people trust anything he said that they couldn't easily disprove. He's the one that convinced the pilots to fly deeper into enemy territory before the plane went down.
...Thank you for making sure he didn't complete his mission.
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Eren? [He can't exactly as if he's okay. The answer is pretty obviously 'no'. ] Where are you at the moment? Can I come by?
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[He gives Shiro the directions to get there. Although Eren's obviously confused, there's no indication that he's against the idea of company. When Shiro arrives, he'll find that Eren's door has been left slightly ajar.]
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Eren? It's Shiro. Mind if I come in?
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[Once inside, the state of Eren's room might not be quite what Shiro expected. The way the furniture is arranged is functional, but less than optimal. Eren doesn't seem to have very many belongings either, and most of what he does have is packed up and neatly piled in one corner, almost as if he expects to be moving soon. Eren himself is sitting on the edge of the bed, looking more than a little tired but still not nearly as bad off as he was right after returning.]
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[Shiro quietly shuts the door behind him for the moment, concern pulling down his brows. He comes over to sit on the bed with him, leaning his elbows on his knees so he can get a better look at Eren's face from time to time.]
"That era was a terrible one for Earth, and you were right in the thick of it."
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[He doesn't look back to Shiro until the man sits on down on the bed beside him.] "I don't remember a lot of the details, but... I remember enough of what the Third Reich was doing to people. Being someone that worked for them was worse than anything Even did directly. How could I become someone who fought for everything I fight against!?"
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[Bear with him, here, Eren, he has a point he's coming around to.]
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[His voice is extremely sympathetic.]
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[There's a second or two of awkward silence before Eren continues.]
Yohann didn't make it out of there, right? ...You doing okay?
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Also I kept his stupid powers.
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That's not a bad thing. His powers could be really useful, and you don't seem like the kind of guy that would misuse that power like Yohann did.
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[Newport. Always the source of regret and annoyance for Yosuke.]
Yeah, you're right. I'll likely find a use for them once I learn to properly control them. Accidentally blew up my room when I found out. So that needs a bit working on.
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[While he didn't do quite a public request like this on killing Jan, he did request it from Eren at some point.]
Do you need someone to spar with?
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Sparring would be great. If you think you can keep up.
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[There is small feeling of worry over the passing feelings, but mostly he's annoyed... and amused?]
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I'll believe that when it happens. If you think you can, then bring it on!
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[At least that will give them a very intense fight, with both of them barking at one another. Did I say fight, I meant a friendly spar.]
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[He doesn't wanna think about the tanks too much. It's distressing that he lost track at some point.]
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[The tanks coming up over the hills had been at least marginally more warning than what he imagined walking into them would have gotten them.]
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Jesus fucking Christ... so by colossally fucking their mission up, we actually ended up making things easier for ourselves.
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You did. His plan counted on the group trying to complete the mission. He had back-up plans in case that didn't happen, but he hadn't expected anyone to actually blow the damn thing up.
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I'm impressed that his strategy involved entangling himself in a plane crash, though. His actions at the end seemed more concerned with self-preservation than anything.
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His original strategy didn't, and neither did his back-up strategy. Sending the plane where it'd be sure to crash was an act of desperation. But once the casket was gone, that greedy bastard didn't see any reason to continue taking those kinds of risks.
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