I do not own 7 Seeds.

I've wanted to write this one forever, but could not pin it down. Still not very satisfice with this one and might re-write it again someday. Sorry about the grammars. I edited it over 5 times, but I'm sure there's still some left.

Was he a good or a bad person?

Did he do the right thing with the Team Summer A?

Kaname Mozunoto wasn't entirely sure.

He was not a bad person who ruined others for his own enjoyment. However he, someone who could watch the people who trusted him and were screaming for his help while dying without lifting a finger to assist them, could not be considered a good person.

But he did not care for labels.

What he did to Team Summer A was cruel and inhuman, he knew. He would not deny it; with good intention or not it was still cruel. But it was necessary. Or so he thought.

He was not entirely heartless. The moment he saw the seven children who had passed the test so broken, his heart sank. Suffering, being kidnapped, his parents being killed, and was being left to wander the mountains all alone while he was but a child, had made him strong and levelheaded, but it did not go the same for the children in Team Summer A. He might've been wrong, thinking that suffering was the right way to make people strong, and for the first time he doubted his methods. All he had ever wanted was for them to be able to survive anywhere. But they were looking so broken and without will to live.

He felt… guilty.

But he did not have the time for such emotion or self-pitied. He had a role to play and his role was to make sure that human race survive. And if for human race to survive meant he would have to play the evil role then be it. He would do anything necessary, no matter how cruel it seemed, without a second thought. And if he had to kill the entire team from Summer A, people who he cared, all over again because it was the only way for humans to survive, he would do so without hesitation.

So was he a good or a bad person?

He wasn't sure.

But that's the thing; the world is not black and white.

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5/5/2013