26 Re: Shadows and Dust [Plot/private/Kyohei] Tue Jun 24, 2014 11:16 am
Kyohei
D-rank
“Neither,” Kyohei replied bluntly, realizing that there was nothing left that he could say that would sway Kirito into listening to him and avoiding his own death, “The only pawn here being played is you. You’ve been a pawn your whole life. I find it amusing that you’ve never realized it. Your whole life a pawn to both name and village, gladly willing to throw your life away for those that see you as expendable. Being a guinea pig here for these experiments is only the latest addition to your resume of being a pawn in other peoples’ games. When the time comes, don’t say I didn’t try to give you a way out. What I offered you was to be a player in my game rather than a pawn in his, but if you’ve made your decision then I suppose there is no longer any point in trying to talk sense into you. If ‘The Snake’ is what you really want, I’ll show you the way.”
Regardless of what Kirito would say next, Kyohei would begin to walk back towards Enaka’s office in the compound, leaving the decision up to the man whether or not he wanted to follow. But of course he would follow, how could he not? He was being offered free passage to the exact person he wanted to go after. It was ill advised for Kirito, but after he turned down Kyohei’s offer it wasn’t really Kyohei’s problem anymore. He had no intention of trying to fight Kirito himself. He didn’t have the raw power to deal with the captive in a straight up engagement and the enclosed environment of this corridor didn’t provide him any room to work with. Besides, this could still turn out to be beneficial for him. Enaka’s specific request was to bring him the eyes, but he never specified how he wanted them delivered. Kyohei would bring Enaka what he wanted, but he would leave the extraction process up to ‘The Snake’.
Once they arrived outside of Enaka’s office Kyohei would turn to face Kirito once more and speak, “You know, if this is your way of trying to ‘break out’ of the game, it isn’t going to work. You’re always in someone’s game. It’s just up to you whether you want to be a player or a pawn. I hope you’re happy with your decision.” A few quick knocks would be all the notice Kyohei gave before entering the office and clearing out of the way between Enaka and Kirito before taking a seat off to the side, “I’ve brought the eyes to you.”
6849~
Regardless of what Kirito would say next, Kyohei would begin to walk back towards Enaka’s office in the compound, leaving the decision up to the man whether or not he wanted to follow. But of course he would follow, how could he not? He was being offered free passage to the exact person he wanted to go after. It was ill advised for Kirito, but after he turned down Kyohei’s offer it wasn’t really Kyohei’s problem anymore. He had no intention of trying to fight Kirito himself. He didn’t have the raw power to deal with the captive in a straight up engagement and the enclosed environment of this corridor didn’t provide him any room to work with. Besides, this could still turn out to be beneficial for him. Enaka’s specific request was to bring him the eyes, but he never specified how he wanted them delivered. Kyohei would bring Enaka what he wanted, but he would leave the extraction process up to ‘The Snake’.
Once they arrived outside of Enaka’s office Kyohei would turn to face Kirito once more and speak, “You know, if this is your way of trying to ‘break out’ of the game, it isn’t going to work. You’re always in someone’s game. It’s just up to you whether you want to be a player or a pawn. I hope you’re happy with your decision.” A few quick knocks would be all the notice Kyohei gave before entering the office and clearing out of the way between Enaka and Kirito before taking a seat off to the side, “I’ve brought the eyes to you.”
6849~