[A shrug.] I'm in it for the long game. Always have been. Losing Ava was a disappointment, and Blackfire was interesting. I'm almost sad it didn't work out.
... So if, hypothetically, I joined you next week but not necessarily with the intention of staying—depending on how things work out—how likely would you be to spite me for it for the rest of the competition?
Well, I'm switching because it's out of my hands to begin with. If I switch the week after for any reason, it'll likely be to go back to Love—assuming she's still winning by then.
Little reason not to go back to a god who's been treating me well and is in the lead, after all. I'm in this to win.
What about if she's not in the lead next week? What if, let's say, a god pulled ahead and it's one you don't exactly get along with? Still in it to win it?
Ruin's...interesting, so to speak. Her ideals aren't so much ideals as they are a wish list for herself. But she's still in the running which is impressive alone.
You really think she'll stay at the bottom rankings?
It'll be apparent tomorrow...rules are happening, powers are flying, it's what makes the game interesting. You learn to start adapting, and fast. It's sort of fun to see how you guys act independently and together.
As for Ruin...well. That's not really my business anyway.
Sasuke would be a little more-suited for this virtue if he bothered to stop and think before he planned. He's chaotic. Cunning and tac require being able to bide your time and move strategically and strike when the time's right. There's a couple of you that could fall under that if you stopped to think a little more.
Why not? [...] Knew a girl like you once. Shitty home life, no battle skills, and seven years old. Still the smartest person I ever met, and when I gave her a dagger she became one of the most skilled fighters her age.
... I can fight if it comes down to it, but I've learned to leave that as my last resort rather than first. No point in taking a risk you don't have to, especially when up against things better at killing than you are.
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... So if, hypothetically, I joined you next week but not necessarily with the intention of staying—depending on how things work out—how likely would you be to spite me for it for the rest of the competition?
I was told you might not take it well.
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Who told you that?
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It would depend on your reasoning and who you'd be defecting to. Like I said, I'm interested in the long game.
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Little reason not to go back to a god who's been treating me well and is in the lead, after all. I'm in this to win.
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... Well, maybe not Ruin, but her chances of winning don't seem great right now.
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You really think she'll stay at the bottom rankings?
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Then again, I don't know what others are deciding behind the scenes.
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As for Ruin...well. That's not really my business anyway.
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Sasuke would be a little more-suited for this virtue if he bothered to stop and think before he planned. He's chaotic. Cunning and tac require being able to bide your time and move strategically and strike when the time's right. There's a couple of you that could fall under that if you stopped to think a little more.
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I've noticed though. Your world kind of requires you to be patient and not reckless in order to survive. It's no surprise you're still alive.
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Well, Sasuke has the advantage of actually being able to fight. Unlike him, I can't just point a knife at all my problems.
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