jobchange | Imeeji

Thancred: I am aware. That is precisely why I wanted no apology. He cannot apologize to me for what was not done of his own free will.
Thancred: Nevertheless, he must live with the burden of guilt so long as his mind remains free. I mentioned this to you only to be sure he is looked after.

Vergil: I have yet to see him. But I won't let him hurt himself when I do.

[. . .

he is "typing" for quite some time.]

Thancred: You have my thanks, strange as that may seem.
Thancred: I would not wish what he is experiencing on my worst enemy.
Thancred: Which, coincidentally, he is.

Vergil: Funny how that works. If we're being so honest at the moment, I don't really dislike you.

Thancred: Nor I you.
Thancred: Though you realise that only makes our relationship more awkward?

Vergil: Does it? I don't see the problem.

Thancred: It is always more difficult when you like the people whose agendas you must oppose.

Vergil: I'm flattered you like me so much that it might be a moral dilemma for you. That sort of contradiction is only par for the course to me.

Thancred: Either you are more personable than I, or you're choosing the wrong enemies.

Vergil: Neither. An enemy is the closest I've had to some sort of friend or companion until now.

Thancred: Please get more friends.

Vergil: I did, you're quite familiar with them.

Thancred: Allow me to revise.
Thancred: Please get better friends.

Vergil: No, I don't think so, I like these ones.

Thancred: And that is precisely why you need better experiences.

Vergil: Clearly you wouldn't understand.

Thancred: I understand they are complex people much beloved by their friends, and that you like them.
Thancred: I do not understand dedicating yourself when you are aware of the state of their minds.
Thancred: But let us not argue about it again. You will love who you love, and jokes aside, I would be unreasonable to tell you otherwise.
Thancred: After all, I too can be a pain in the ass.

Vergil: Regardless of their own thoughts on the matter, I still agree with what they're doing. I am a far crueler person than them and so would do the same without being forced. Their state concerns me only for their well being. I'm glad you're able to admit it, however. So am I naturally.

[. . .]

Thancred: I honestly have no idea why I get on better with you then with them.

Vergil: Must be my overwhelming charm.

Thancred: Oh gods no.

[thanks he's laughing irl]

Vergil: No? I was so certain. No one has ever argued to the contrary.

[Good, that was the idea!]

Thancred: "And lived to tell the tale", you meant to add?

Vergil: I don't kill people for contradicting me. Only for being an annoyance. Or needing goods or money. Or for their life energy. Or to get back at my brother. Reasonable things.

[Is he joking or not? That's for him to know.]

[who fucking knows. Thancred's not going to ask, that's for sure.]

Thancred: Ah, yes. Entirely reasonable. I am ever so sorry to have exaggerated your murderous tendencies.

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