Oh, yeah, that's what I figured!! Syr just like oh. One of those guys. Alright.
I'm thinking we should do this pre-Innostinien, around the time of freeing the prisoners — that way Amos will be fully lucid, no berserker bullshit, which is its own kind of unhinged since uh. He's just straight up with the people he intends to see die, and he's completely emotionless about it. Kinda messed up of him tbh! He really will see just about anyone executed, won't he... And this way we can get the kind of PVP stakes we didn't have the chance to engineer in Godsblood. That was the warmup! Now it's real.
Plus I think that works well for a way to get them to disengage, since Syr's mission is more focused on getting Abel and Himeka out rather than settling any scores. If this happens later, like when the Innocence stuff starts going down, then Amos would drop it, too, since that's more important to him (and that's when Silco's gonna come in to hulk him up, anyway).
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I'm thinking we should do this pre-Innostinien, around the time of freeing the prisoners — that way Amos will be fully lucid, no berserker bullshit, which is its own kind of unhinged since uh. He's just straight up with the people he intends to see die, and he's completely emotionless about it. Kinda messed up of him tbh! He really will see just about anyone executed, won't he... And this way we can get the kind of PVP stakes we didn't have the chance to engineer in Godsblood. That was the warmup! Now it's real.
Plus I think that works well for a way to get them to disengage, since Syr's mission is more focused on getting Abel and Himeka out rather than settling any scores. If this happens later, like when the Innocence stuff starts going down, then Amos would drop it, too, since that's more important to him (and that's when Silco's gonna come in to hulk him up, anyway).