Orli
Isabel Night
He stands before all four of us; he is determined to defy our master at the cost of his life. Anubis is a fool if he thinks he can win. Those five insignificant Ronin Warriors have been captured, and will now be offered to the towers. I hear Kayura's laughter; being possessed by a piece of scum like Badamon makes me sick, but I could care less if Kayura lives or dies. My focus is only on one person, Anubis: my leader, my best friend, my Tsukiyomi.
Did Anubis really believe he could walk away from us? Did he really believe that if he left, he would be dead to us? If he did, then he was a bigger fool than I thought. No one will ever replace Anubis, and that is why we must capture him. I don't know what Master Talpa would do with him? Would he try to bring Anubis back to our side? Would he order Anubis' execution? Or will his fate be in the hands of the three Dark Warlords?
My heart hurts at the thought of a powerful and smart warrior being executed, but no executioner will have the honor of beheading Anubis. I must do that task if it comes down to it. It must be my sword that severs Anubis' neck, it must be my sword that receives his blood, and I must be the one to deliver the deathblow.
Anubis meant the world to me. He was the one who laughed with me, opened me up to other people, and taught me the joys of friendship. But now this friendship includes pain. Did Anubis really believe that when he left us, I would become cold and dead inside again? Did he really think I would go to back to the way I was before he met me? If he did, then he is sorely mistaken.
He was my light, my brother, and my friend; did he really think I would forget that? He was the only bearable light in my dark world. He was my moon, my light in the darkness; did he really think I would give that light up?
Dais is advising me to stay on my guard. I now know it's a race to see if Kayura/Badamon or the three of us will bring Anubis to Master Talpa. Kayura/Badamon will not get the prize, Anubis is ours, and I will not let anyone take him from me this time.
Isabel Night
He stands before all four of us; he is determined to defy our master at the cost of his life. Anubis is a fool if he thinks he can win. Those five insignificant Ronin Warriors have been captured, and will now be offered to the towers. I hear Kayura's laughter; being possessed by a piece of scum like Badamon makes me sick, but I could care less if Kayura lives or dies. My focus is only on one person, Anubis: my leader, my best friend, my Tsukiyomi.
Did Anubis really believe he could walk away from us? Did he really believe that if he left, he would be dead to us? If he did, then he was a bigger fool than I thought. No one will ever replace Anubis, and that is why we must capture him. I don't know what Master Talpa would do with him? Would he try to bring Anubis back to our side? Would he order Anubis' execution? Or will his fate be in the hands of the three Dark Warlords?
My heart hurts at the thought of a powerful and smart warrior being executed, but no executioner will have the honor of beheading Anubis. I must do that task if it comes down to it. It must be my sword that severs Anubis' neck, it must be my sword that receives his blood, and I must be the one to deliver the deathblow.
Anubis meant the world to me. He was the one who laughed with me, opened me up to other people, and taught me the joys of friendship. But now this friendship includes pain. Did Anubis really believe that when he left us, I would become cold and dead inside again? Did he really think I would go to back to the way I was before he met me? If he did, then he is sorely mistaken.
He was my light, my brother, and my friend; did he really think I would forget that? He was the only bearable light in my dark world. He was my moon, my light in the darkness; did he really think I would give that light up?
Dais is advising me to stay on my guard. I now know it's a race to see if Kayura/Badamon or the three of us will bring Anubis to Master Talpa. Kayura/Badamon will not get the prize, Anubis is ours, and I will not let anyone take him from me this time.