[ trust void archives to hone in on something that is entirely unnecessary. wolfwood will click his tongue as he shoots them a stink eye for the remark. sure, they both know wolfwood slipped up but it doesnāt mean that he wants to draw any attention to it. it would have been nice for the two of them to acknowledge that it happened without verbalizing it and moved on with their life. ā¦but then they didnāt and wolfwood canāt let them have the final word on that. ]
Donāt read into it too deeply ya lightbulb. Ya know what I meant when I said that.
[ he would almost go as far as to tell them to stop grinning at him but thatād just make things even worse, so heāll suffer through it. besides, where the conversation leads to will likely sober the two of them up, especially with how void archives brings up the matter of wolfwoodās lifespan. a humorless laugh escapes him for that as he mutters to himself. ]
As long as thereās a possibilityā¦itās worth doinā. [ he shakes his head and speaks up more clearly this time. thereās a flatness and almost bitterness to wolfwoodās voice as he does. ] Depending on what yer idea of what a ānormalā human lifespan is but yeah. He has already waited over a century to see if humanity will change, and I can only imagine how disappointinā that must have been.
[ yet he keeps believing. the path he walks is a lonely one, but never once has he ever complained about it. ... ...hmm? wolfwood replays some of what goes on in his head ends up chuckling again, this time with a touch of actual humor. ]
Seems like our situations are reversed. If that Welt guy manages somethinā, yaād be around to see it, but he wonāt, and if my world ends up pullinā somethinā off then itāll just be Blondie.
[ wolfwood's aware that void archives is old and the number is hardly important to him; what heās confirming for them is that, yeah. vash's lifespan is much longer than his. it's a complete unknown. he has an idea of how old vash is, but no one knows how long vash will live. how many centuries is he allowed? how many millenniaā¦ ]
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Donāt read into it too deeply ya lightbulb. Ya know what I meant when I said that.
[ he would almost go as far as to tell them to stop grinning at him but thatād just make things even worse, so heāll suffer through it. besides, where the conversation leads to will likely sober the two of them up, especially with how void archives brings up the matter of wolfwoodās lifespan. a humorless laugh escapes him for that as he mutters to himself. ]
As long as thereās a possibilityā¦itās worth doinā. [ he shakes his head and speaks up more clearly this time. thereās a flatness and almost bitterness to wolfwoodās voice as he does. ] Depending on what yer idea of what a ānormalā human lifespan is but yeah. He has already waited over a century to see if humanity will change, and I can only imagine how disappointinā that must have been.
[ yet he keeps believing. the path he walks is a lonely one, but never once has he ever complained about it. ... ...hmm? wolfwood replays some of what goes on in his head ends up chuckling again, this time with a touch of actual humor. ]
Seems like our situations are reversed. If that Welt guy manages somethinā, yaād be around to see it, but he wonāt, and if my world ends up pullinā somethinā off then itāll just be Blondie.
[ wolfwood's aware that void archives is old and the number is hardly important to him; what heās confirming for them is that, yeah. vash's lifespan is much longer than his. it's a complete unknown. he has an idea of how old vash is, but no one knows how long vash will live. how many centuries is he allowed? how many millenniaā¦ ]