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performing) wrote2011-09-05 09:47 pm
performing) wrote2011-09-05 09:47 pm
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Significant Neutral: Making the decision to save Tyki
Snow's social game, snowman whose head needs to be kissed. Shareable 6/7 times.
From here to here!
On the Ark, the battle's done(?) and they kind of won(?) but there's still the matter of their defeated and unconscious enemy ...
Allen looks upon the man that he remembers having gleefully tried to kill him and sees a broken slumped shell of a human being--not a Noah, not anything terrible or horrible, just a human being, and makes the decision to bring Tyki with them, back to the headquarters. Rabi immediately protests, to which Allen points out that Tyki is human now! His Noah has been destroyed! And there are human friends who are probably unaware of what Tyki is, waiting for him--if this man called Tyki Mikk is no longer a Noah and obligated to be part of the holy war, he could go back to those friends and live a normal life. Rabi has doubts, but it's another guy that Allen only vaguely recognizes (he knows the name and that they've trying to get through this maze of a place together) that speaks up in angry protest. And boy does he--angry accusations and fierce anger that how dare he betray the people who have died in this war by wanting to help an enemy.
Which is something Allen understands; he's not blind and he's not stupid--but he knows that the point of being an Exorcist is to save people, even if they've done terrible things; he just can't abandon someone like that, even an enemy, because in the end that makes him no better than the Noah or the Akuma, in his opinion. It's terrible and it's painful, but Allen Walker doesn't give up on people, so he's willing to see this through-- and then he notices a rumbling and movement and shoves this guy out of the way and ends up getting dragged down to a bit, where he hits hard and, dazed, looks up to see Tyki standing, surrounded by horrible tentacle-like appendages, with a cross scar opened up at his throat.
"Who ... are you? Are you really Tyki Mikk ... ?"
Snow's social game, snowman whose head needs to be kissed. Shareable 6/7 times.
From here to here!
On the Ark, the battle's done(?) and they kind of won(?) but there's still the matter of their defeated and unconscious enemy ...
Allen looks upon the man that he remembers having gleefully tried to kill him and sees a broken slumped shell of a human being--not a Noah, not anything terrible or horrible, just a human being, and makes the decision to bring Tyki with them, back to the headquarters. Rabi immediately protests, to which Allen points out that Tyki is human now! His Noah has been destroyed! And there are human friends who are probably unaware of what Tyki is, waiting for him--if this man called Tyki Mikk is no longer a Noah and obligated to be part of the holy war, he could go back to those friends and live a normal life. Rabi has doubts, but it's another guy that Allen only vaguely recognizes (he knows the name and that they've trying to get through this maze of a place together) that speaks up in angry protest. And boy does he--angry accusations and fierce anger that how dare he betray the people who have died in this war by wanting to help an enemy.
Which is something Allen understands; he's not blind and he's not stupid--but he knows that the point of being an Exorcist is to save people, even if they've done terrible things; he just can't abandon someone like that, even an enemy, because in the end that makes him no better than the Noah or the Akuma, in his opinion. It's terrible and it's painful, but Allen Walker doesn't give up on people, so he's willing to see this through-- and then he notices a rumbling and movement and shoves this guy out of the way and ends up getting dragged down to a bit, where he hits hard and, dazed, looks up to see Tyki standing, surrounded by horrible tentacle-like appendages, with a cross scar opened up at his throat.
"Who ... are you? Are you really Tyki Mikk ... ?"