starter call -- @extirpeur
this was bound to happen eventually, and deep in his bones, ienzo knew that the inevitability was unavoidable. he hadnât anticipated it being here, on some foreign world that seemed less a sanctuary and more a prison, but there is only so many conclusions one can come to with so little information.
but if anyone might know anything, it would be the organization.
âi donât suppose you have any ulterior motives for visiting me youâd care to share, do you?â larxene has always been a dual-edged sword, easy to read (to a degree) but hard to pin down. he does regret it, sometimes, not doing more himself to step in during the events at castle oblivion; but he also knows that nothing would have ever swayed those two from their chosen path.
perhaps it was their flagrant betrayal that fueled the small kernel of anger in his heart, such a foreign feeling. it had been so long since he was angry... he felt no loyalty to the organization anymore, yet he felt this way. why? it wasnât as though he owned xemnas any favors.Â
and yet, and yet, and yet.
âit has always been fascinating that curiosity lingers even with the absence of the heart. you were always the prime example of that, XII.â