| Just a few notes before the main atraction 1) spoilers on account of this is what Knives might have been thinking after the fight in ep26 2) I do not and never will own Trigun this is just for fun and I am not getin payed to do this Can I? I’ve lost. He won. Does that mean he’s right? Or more importantly does that mean she is right? No, I can’t bring myself to believe that. She was a foolish woman with foolish ideas. I don’t think I could ever accept her as my brother has. My brother, I had always thought I was stronger than he was. In that respect I suppose I am wrong. He just proved that. I always thought of his concern for humans as a weakness, maybe it isn’t. I can’t really tell anymore. I do know that I can’t stand them. They are rather pathetic creatures. They are set so firmly in the patterns of their lives that the idea that there is a better way to live barely even occurs to them. All they have is their self-destructive habits that they refuse to give up. Why does he even bother? Damn. This is painful. And uncomfortable. I’m feeling a bit like a sack of potatoes. I am not really sure I prefer this to being left in the desert, mostly because I’m not really sure what to do now. I wonder where we are going. Does it even mater? Some human town or city I suppose. Strange to think I am completely at his mercy. The man who’s life I have done my best to make hell. My brother. I have no choice but to trust him. Perhaps that is all I need to do right now. Trust him. Trust Vash. This isn’t going to be easy. I am so used to him being wrong. But then maybe that’s what I have been wanting all along. To be able to trust my brother. Of course I wanted him to trust me too, and I wanted to trust him on my own terms. This could work though, I guess. I can hear the sounds of the town in the distance. I am trying to reassure myself that I can do this. Just trust Vash. Maybe I can’t do this, but then do I really have any choice but to try? |