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My good friends...
[Alessandra sits in front of the wall. Not just a wall - the wall of rememberance. So many names are written there, of White Chalice crew who departed this world.]
Were it not for your valiant efforts, would this very Champion still be able to recite these words, sit where she does? Somehow I find that most doubtful... yet, I cannot help but be overwhelmed by emotions of longing and melancholy.
I suppose...
I suppose I just miss you.
[Alessandra continues to drink her tea in relative peace, but her armored hand shakes while these words are uttered.]
[Yes, this is an invitation to remember and talk about dead characters.]
[Alessandra sits in front of the wall. Not just a wall - the wall of rememberance. So many names are written there, of White Chalice crew who departed this world.]
Were it not for your valiant efforts, would this very Champion still be able to recite these words, sit where she does? Somehow I find that most doubtful... yet, I cannot help but be overwhelmed by emotions of longing and melancholy.
I suppose...
I suppose I just miss you.
[Alessandra continues to drink her tea in relative peace, but her armored hand shakes while these words are uttered.]
[Yes, this is an invitation to remember and talk about dead characters.]
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[Mr. Herrera...]
... And when things are bad, knowing they're not around makes things harder.
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"Departed, yet not gone." He says quietly and solemnly. "Not gone in our hearts, and not gone in other worlds than these."
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"In the oldest faiths of the civilizations of earth, there was no glory or pride awaiting people in the underworlds after death: no reward or praise awaiting those who were quiet and privately virtuous."
He nods to himself. "To those old civilizations, it was the legacy that you left behind after death that was true immortality. Grand and glorious achievements...and heroic deeds."
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[Alessandra's eyes go down the list.]
Their noble efforts and sacrifice remain so unknown by the populace at large.
I shall not let them be forgotten.
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But, sir Werter...
It is still a human's nature to long after them.
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Ryo. Azrad. Old man Hadou. Shouko. Gregory. Felicita. Doctor Bian. Texotic. There's a lot of people here I knew. Side effect of being on White Chalice almost since the start of its journey; we've seen all of them come and go.
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[Said with a completely straight face.]
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He kind of groans, but shifts it into a sigh for subtlety. Still doesn't like him, but, not going to disrespect the dead.]]
Not the kind of place I'd usually find you.
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It may happen to the best of us, sir Gainer.
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You know... there's not many people on this wall I actually had anything to do with.
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S... sir Yusuke the Kamen Rider?!
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Sorry.
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Yet, I expected not for you to have such a strong personal bond with the individuals immortalized here. Thus my surprised reaction.
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Would you like perhaps to commemorate together? Let us spin stories of the departed, so as to remember them yet closer.
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[There are two names on the wall that have particular significance to him, though. One can barely be called a name, "Four Murasame" having given no actual name to Kamille Bidan before dying to protect him. The other...]
They didn't want to have it up there. Nobody did, really. [Char's name is amongst the others.] I know. I know what he did was horrible. I worked to actively stop him. But that man... he was still someone who was incredibly close to me. He shared his dream with me, to find a promised land for the spacenoids, a place of peace.
I told him that I would find my own promised land, and in doing so, I promised to myself that I would carve out my own place in this world we live in; a place where me and mine could be happy. [He took a seat in front of the wall.] He was my brother, if not in blood, then in spirit. He fought with us long before he fought against us. I didn't want him to just be remembered as someone who tried to destroy the world, but as someone who was born, lived, and died fighting for his dream.
It was selfish of me. I outright told them I would carve the name in myself if I had to. [He chuckles rather morbidly.] That man... what would he think of me now, I wonder?
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What would Char Aznable think of White Chalice as a whole, I wonder that as well. So many of the crew still seem to hold a grudge, if not without reason...
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He'd happily take their hate, if it meant that our dreams still amounted to the same thing. [He sighs.] At least, I like to believe that. For all that he was my brother, the man that was Casval Rem Deikun remains an enigma to me.
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At least, many more than we all hoped for.
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[Oh yeah, there was that thing Al announced about the leaving and the never returning and all.]
I am not one of you. Will...will I have a place here?
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Are you not? Then the answer should spring to one's mind by itself.
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[Man, Al wasn't kidding when she talked about how stupendously optimistic they all were.]