[ Mamoru himself is war-grown. Even as he prowled aimlessly through the streets of Japan attacking thugs with nothing but a wooden sword, he threw himself into the fire. He threw himself into a blaze when he volunteered to learn modern military warfare and landed first in Chechnya. So it's not so much about the why of the people who joined both sides - his own motives are his own, whereas he knows that most people can't afford to even choose - but the bigger picture.
What do both sides have to win with the conflict itself? is the question that lingers stubbornly in his head.
That he apparently sided with the underdog, though. That suits him, and he does a subtle roll of his shoulders along with a nod as he hears about the force he's apparently going against being in power.
He still gives Dokja a wry smile. ] Highly optimistic of you to take me to safety when you don't know which side I'm on.
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What do both sides have to win with the conflict itself? is the question that lingers stubbornly in his head.
That he apparently sided with the underdog, though. That suits him, and he does a subtle roll of his shoulders along with a nod as he hears about the force he's apparently going against being in power.
He still gives Dokja a wry smile. ] Highly optimistic of you to take me to safety when you don't know which side I'm on.