[ Gavial's goal, a good one: Limit the number of casualties. He's all for it.
Silco's goal, a good one: Sow chaos in Springstar, and it just so happens to be done via letting Ryad off its leash. He's all for it.
At no point does it cross Amos' mind that these two are in direct opposition of one another. They're related, and yet not at all — compartmentalized into totally different slots of his brain as he focuses on laying the groundwork, because the latter is setting the stage and the former is his good friend helping him out for a noble cause.
So as Gavial leans in he reciprocates, like they're affectionate friends speaking in hushed tones so as to not spoil a surprise party for someone else. Everything is fine. Everyone is getting what they want here. ]
Yup. No backing down. [ He says it amicably; confirming that the cake has been ordered. ] I know, it's a little nuts. I dunno if anyone's tried to assassinate a Tribune before, let alone if they pulled it off. Just gotta be smart about it, right? I... embraced Zenith fully, I guess. Figure that'll help me see it through.
[ He doesn't know how many before him have ever fully harmonized — maybe that'll be the difference maker for them and this insane plot. Why couldn't it be, right? ]
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Silco's goal, a good one: Sow chaos in Springstar, and it just so happens to be done via letting Ryad off its leash. He's all for it.
At no point does it cross Amos' mind that these two are in direct opposition of one another. They're related, and yet not at all — compartmentalized into totally different slots of his brain as he focuses on laying the groundwork, because the latter is setting the stage and the former is his good friend helping him out for a noble cause.
So as Gavial leans in he reciprocates, like they're affectionate friends speaking in hushed tones so as to not spoil a surprise party for someone else. Everything is fine. Everyone is getting what they want here. ]
Yup. No backing down. [ He says it amicably; confirming that the cake has been ordered. ] I know, it's a little nuts. I dunno if anyone's tried to assassinate a Tribune before, let alone if they pulled it off. Just gotta be smart about it, right? I... embraced Zenith fully, I guess. Figure that'll help me see it through.
[ He doesn't know how many before him have ever fully harmonized — maybe that'll be the difference maker for them and this insane plot. Why couldn't it be, right? ]