[ He asked, but there's a note in his tone. Silco had never even questioned which side to take. After all, he had willingly signed on with the Kenoma early on, power and and destruction something that came so easily to him; and Yima's bargain, a promise of power that had come so easily and the promise to make more monsters... It was something Silco could not say no to, even if there had been a question as to which side to take.
There had not, of course. Zaun was gone, and what world could he create to make Zaun anew? He couldn't, not without the obvious domination to his people, and he would rather destroy everything and let them be only stardust, than ever consider the circumstances that made his people strong and independent. He hated them -- Piltover -- just that much. ]
I'm afraid it dos not exist. The destruction of our worlds has already happened, so you can either believe what I can only call a lie, to bring them back, or... [ A gesture now, a wide motion, and his hands circled. ]
Or we accept that which cannot be changed, and exact a price from the universe for the untimely destruction.
[ A sip of his drink. ] I reside here in Highstorm, so I'm sure you can see which choice I've made.
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[ He asked, but there's a note in his tone. Silco had never even questioned which side to take. After all, he had willingly signed on with the Kenoma early on, power and and destruction something that came so easily to him; and Yima's bargain, a promise of power that had come so easily and the promise to make more monsters... It was something Silco could not say no to, even if there had been a question as to which side to take.
There had not, of course. Zaun was gone, and what world could he create to make Zaun anew? He couldn't, not without the obvious domination to his people, and he would rather destroy everything and let them be only stardust, than ever consider the circumstances that made his people strong and independent. He hated them -- Piltover -- just that much. ]
I'm afraid it dos not exist. The destruction of our worlds has already happened, so you can either believe what I can only call a lie, to bring them back, or... [ A gesture now, a wide motion, and his hands circled. ]
Or we accept that which cannot be changed, and exact a price from the universe for the untimely destruction.
[ A sip of his drink. ] I reside here in Highstorm, so I'm sure you can see which choice I've made.