[Sometimes you're dealing with two partial-humans and a sports anime protag and they're just not cut out for normal emotions like arguably justifiable rage.
He sighs.]
It wouldn't be guaranteed even then, if I understand correctly. [With winning, he means. So it's not like there'd be any point in anyone going on a massive killing spree for resurrection purposes, not that he thinks that's particularly likely anyway.
[AND A SPORTS ANIME PROTAG. Haru really is a fuckin freakyass alien though.]
It would not be. Only with enough points would it be possible.
[And that is a nebulous end goal, considering they have no idea where their standings are in the point system with the Reapers being so secretive about their numbers, and they don't even really know what earns them points beyond killing.
The question has him feeling grateful he's still blind, though. Somehow, it makes his expressions feel more cloaked, too, even if he can still be seen. Object permanence...]
...I don't want my team to be erased. [A largely useless distinction, considering:] As it stands, that is the same as "winning". But to do so at the cost of every life here... Even if the winning team doesn't personally erase every opposing player, they must still bear the weight of those lost lives that created their path to victory.
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He sighs.]
It wouldn't be guaranteed even then, if I understand correctly. [With winning, he means. So it's not like there'd be any point in anyone going on a massive killing spree for resurrection purposes, not that he thinks that's particularly likely anyway.
But he's quiet, then, for a little bit.]
...Do you want your team to win?
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It would not be. Only with enough points would it be possible.
[And that is a nebulous end goal, considering they have no idea where their standings are in the point system with the Reapers being so secretive about their numbers, and they don't even really know what earns them points beyond killing.
The question has him feeling grateful he's still blind, though. Somehow, it makes his expressions feel more cloaked, too, even if he can still be seen. Object permanence...]
...I don't want my team to be erased. [A largely useless distinction, considering:] As it stands, that is the same as "winning". But to do so at the cost of every life here... Even if the winning team doesn't personally erase every opposing player, they must still bear the weight of those lost lives that created their path to victory.