"Why would I care if I have them or not?  They're useless."  Nebula said, her hands on her hips.  Though Yondu was clearly trying to show he could be reasonable about this situation, she was not having it.  Thanos could not just take away have the galaxy and then find a place to hide.  He did not get to have peace after all the harm he had done.  She would not allow him to live the quiet life of a farmer, not after what he did to Gamora...<br/><br/>"Titan is another 'desolate hole.'  That's where I was while the furry creature was on Earth.  We tried to stop him there, but your...little Peter...lost it when he realized what Thanos had done to Gamora.  He couldn't keep his shit together long enough to end this before it started."  She growled.  She had fought her father there, if she could really call him that.  The humans and her sister's gaggle of merry rebels had a good plan, but Peter Quill had lost his cool and it had lost them whatever chance they had in stopping him.  Nebula still had some hope that Thanos still had the gauntlet.  She had heard reports that it had been broken and busted after he ripped the universe in half, but if the stones still existed then maybe they still had power.  Maybe she could use them to undo all of this....<br/><br/>"He's not on Titan.  Titan's just a graveyard to him."  Her voice softened, only slightly, so it was more firm tone and less out-raged growl.  She turned from him then, pounding one of her firsts against a metal beam.  Finally, after all her fury, Nebula got quiet.<br/><br/>"He wanted to be a farmer.  He used to tell us stories when Gamora and I were little, even torturous assholes tell their kids bedtime tales."  It was the only time she had ever felt any sort of admiration or love for her father.  The stories had felt sweet at the time, even though they were always laced with the mass genocide he wished to commit.  Nebula wondered if she clung to his words more than Gamora, because Gamora remembered her mother, her family, her life.  Nebula had been younger and remembered little more than glimpses of her home planet and her life there.  Thanos had always told her that he saved her from a fate worst than death on her home planet, and for so long she had believed him.<br/><br/>"....He isn't going back.  He's moving forward.  Probably somewhere isolated, without other beings around..."