[ baby. he comes to find kaworu pretty immediately - seeing the blood under his nose, he reroutes quick, comes back with a handkerchief.
just like before, except unlike with like sweet kind taair strohl is strohl, so he just kind of gets up in his space and puts the handkerchief under his nose. ] Here. Lean on me.
[Well. That's fine. He starts a little but accepts it and leans against Strohl trying to move forward like he can walk just fine instead of struggling to keep upright like he actually is.]
[ he wanted to catch vi's killer just as bad. wanted to make them pay. but it feels painful to think about in the context of knowing what most likely is a truth.
..Come on, let's go sit down. [ he says, moving to get kaworu's arm over his shoulder. he'll just pick him up if he's too gangly to move at the moment. ] Happened to me before.
Someone who was complicit in the worst moment of my life - who harmed me and mine beyond all - died in a gruesome, horrific way. He was the worst of the worst: prejudiced, arrogant, brutal, and most of all, didn't give a damn about anyone or anything that was crushed on his way to becoming a figure of power. There was a time I wanted to kill him. I beat the hell out of him, even, but he got away from me. I felt like it wasn't enough. Wanted him dead, for all that he did.
... A few weeks later, we ran into each other again - both captives of the same person. And I watched, as he was eaten by a human. A monster. Every gory, gruesome moment. It was a horrifying, agonising, painful death. It was exactly what I wished upon him from the moment that I learned he was complicit.
[ he's not looking at kaworu as he tells this story - gaze focused ahead on their destination, the closest couch. ]
Didn't fix anything, though. It didn't bring my people, or my village, back. It didn't make me feel any better. All I felt when it was over was numb.
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just like before, except unlike with like sweet kind taair strohl is strohl, so he just kind of gets up in his space and puts the handkerchief under his nose. ] Here. Lean on me.
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You figured it out.
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Team effort - we all did. [ justice, in the end. ] Just got lucky. Your investigation is what started us off.
[ and that took guts, to do his body like that. a lot of them. ]
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[ he wanted to catch vi's killer just as bad. wanted to make them pay. but it feels painful to think about in the context of knowing what most likely is a truth.
... ]
It wouldn't have made it hurt any less.
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..Come on, let's go sit down. [ he says, moving to get kaworu's arm over his shoulder. he'll just pick him up if he's too gangly to move at the moment. ] Happened to me before.
Someone who was complicit in the worst moment of my life - who harmed me and mine beyond all - died in a gruesome, horrific way. He was the worst of the worst: prejudiced, arrogant, brutal, and most of all, didn't give a damn about anyone or anything that was crushed on his way to becoming a figure of power. There was a time I wanted to kill him. I beat the hell out of him, even, but he got away from me. I felt like it wasn't enough. Wanted him dead, for all that he did.
... A few weeks later, we ran into each other again - both captives of the same person. And I watched, as he was eaten by a human. A monster. Every gory, gruesome moment. It was a horrifying, agonising, painful death. It was exactly what I wished upon him from the moment that I learned he was complicit.
[ he's not looking at kaworu as he tells this story - gaze focused ahead on their destination, the closest couch. ]
Didn't fix anything, though. It didn't bring my people, or my village, back. It didn't make me feel any better. All I felt when it was over was numb.