goldenglasses | [Action/Voice - Backdated to the 14th]

[Shortly after this thread on the 14th Vash is quickly making his way back to town. He has some work to do. For those of you that know Vash well the usual happy tone is missing from his voice.]

[Filtered to Simon Belmont // 100% Unhackable]

Mr. Belmont? My name is Vash. [He knows they’ve talked once or twice, but it’s been awhile.] I would like to ask you a few questions if I could about Aku and your whip.

[Filtered to Miyabi // 100% Unhackable]

Miyabi, you said your sword Sumomo could cut Aku. Do you know how it was able to do that?

[And because Vash is smart and will figure out Aku’s weakness eventually there is a voice post to the masses sometime later.]

[Filtered from Aku, Kefka, and Yuber (Just go with the badguy list. Yeah that works.) // 100% Unhackable]

Uh, this is probably a strange question. Does anyone know a way to give bullets a - uh, holy quality to them? I don’t think just blessing them will do the trick.

[With that done Vash can be found headed toward the weapon shop. For those who meet up with him or try to talk to him about something other than Aku stuff will find that he’ll drop his serious act and try to act happy as usual. Although Meryl may pick up that for the next couple weeks someone will be having trouble sleeping and up late most nights.]

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No one has the right to take the life of another!

[There's a deep sigh coming from his end.]

I want to believe in that, but I did something in my world that I need to repent for. If I take down Aku, I will be able to repay that debt I did in my world.

Killing doesn't remove debts. It only makes them bigger.

Tell me, have you ever massacred an entire world? That is my debt, I need to repay it.

No I haven't... but how will more killing solve that debt? There is always another way.

By doing a good deed such as ridding it of evil, the debt will be repaid. That is how the world works, at least in mine.

[There's a long pause, then he speaks again.] I ask you tell no one of what I told you. If you look down at me for such a crime, then I do not blame you.

I won't tell anyone.

I understand thinking that stopping Aku as a good deed - and it is, but killing is never the answer. [Sorry he will continue to lecture until you change your mind or he passes out.]

Thank you. I'm also content with knowing that you don't look down at my actions, or at least that's what I'm going to believe.

As for what to do about Aku, what exactly do you believe one should do to stop a monster like him? I thought of speaking with him or making a deal, but he sounds simply too filled with evil.

[Looking down on your actions - yes. Looking down at you because you're doing it to protect people - no.]

I-I'm not sure, I just know killing is never the answer.

You need plans and strategies before you can try anything, simply going in and charging is not a good idea.

I know that. [That's why he's looking for the bullets.]

[There's a long pause, then he speaks.]

After hearing what you have to say, I may decide to side with you in the future against Aku since I respect you. [He pauses again.] Also, if you ever see a young blonde girl with pigtails named Polka, please protect her from anyone suspicious and tell her I sent you. For you see, I...may not be around this village for much longer.

Polka, alright - I will. [He tries to protect everyone, but will be extra protective when asked.]

But why won't you be around?

Thank you. And I'm sorry, I can't specify that. All I know is that what I plan to do will help everyone in the end.

My name is Frederic Francois Chopin, before I completely forget my manners. It has been a pleasure to speak with you, Sir.

Are you sure something that would cause you to leave would help everyone?

And my name's Vash; I'm glad to have met you.

Edited 2010-03-18 00:57 (UTC)

That's my belief, Mister Vash. I've come to care about the people of this village in the short time I've been here, I want to do something for them in return.

I'm not sure if you leaving will make your friends very happy. [He should know. He's always running from his friends, but he's more worried you're thinking of killing yourself by doing what you have planned.]

It's a destiny I have to come to terms with. [You may be more or less correct there, Vash. Congratulations, you get a gold star and a cookie.]

People make their own destinies. When we were born we were all handed a blank ticket to the future. It's up to us what we do with that ticket and no one else. [Vash likes people to think he's an utter moron when in fact he's the complete opposite!]

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