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[goldenglasses]

[Vash can be found sitting on a bench in the plaza, his glasses on and a very grim look upon his face as he looks the place over. He’s thinking back to the incident with Kefka. A man died and he hadn’t been able to stop it. There must have been a way. What had he missed? He’ll be sitting there for a while, teeth clenching as he tries to figure out what he did wrong. Meryl is welcome to pick up/comment on the sober mood he’s probably been in the past day or so.]

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[fallenambitions]

[Alexei kept his involvement to a minimum for most of the battle. He wasn't directly involved and most the people that were there had the situation covered. Naturally if he didn't need to dirty his hands, he stood back to observe. As he notices Vash, he recalls this fella kept trying to avoid any sort of conflict. Poor guy.]

Still feeling unsettled by what happened?

[goldenglasses]

[Without looking up just yet.] A man is dead... and I was right there. I should have stopped it.

[fallenambitions]

Even knowing he would return regardless, because of this twisted place? A man of his history...do you believe death could have been avoidable for him?

[goldenglasses]

[Quiet for awhile.] Kefka needed to be dealt with... but not like that. No one has the right to take a life.

[fallenambitions]

Can you say the same in war? If Kefka was simply to be stopped, not killed, what guarantees he will not try again?

[goldenglasses]

People can change. The ticket to the future is always open.

[fallenambitions]

Yes...but some choose not to. Regardless, the deed has been done. He will return again, and perhaps things will be different...or remain the same.

[goldenglasses]

I will make sure they change.