Eggy blinked as SOF freaked out on her briefly before calming down. As he looked worn out and dejected, a small smile settled on her face.<br/><br/>"No, you interpreted it correctly the first time. As far as I am concerned, just about everyone is expendable. If you weigh the lives of the people in this petty resistance group and in the GM's camp versus every life that will never be born in reality or fiction should they collapse, there is no contest. Possibilities exist only in the future, good or bad. And if we half-ass it here and fail, there won't be any future. So I don't care even if a few thousand people have to die for this."<br/><br/>Cold? Absolutely. Wrong? She didn't think so. Of course, these kinds of words were difficult to pass off--especially to the group members who were already unstable. Rukia flipped her shit, turned into a giant snake, and started constricting all three Doces. She started yelling incoherently, squeezing so hard Frahlah thought his ribs might crack, before fleeing the scene to who knows where.<br/><br/>Eggy coughed a few times before straightening her posture and scowling. "How is it that the only person besides the Overseer who isn't expendable misinterprets it this stupidly?"<br/><br/>Frahlah sighed. "I figured. The three of us might die too, huh?"<br/><br/>Rain smiled softly, "Obviously that would be the case. You should quickly resign yourself to die as well, number 3."<br/><br/>"Iya, it's scary, but I don't have any regrets. What about you, number 1?"<br/><br/>"I hope I don't die uselessly. If I go first, you two have to carry the weight of my sacrifice, alright?"<br/><br/>"You said thousands may die earlier, right? That's quite the weight to carry," Rain complained quietly.<br/><br/>"Yes. But it seems some people still don't understand that to live is to kill."<br/><br/>Rain glanced around at their comrades. "You know, these people probably cannot understand our meaning with just this. The three of us share the same mind, but... The words alone must sound really bad?"<br/><br/>"Well, we've been yelled at twice now," Frahlah smiled awkwardly.<br/><br/>"Ah, good point." Eggy looked around. "I'm not saying to send people to their deaths. Rather, please survive as long as possible. I'm just saying, people will probably die. Just because of that, though, we can't avoid the fight. Every possible creature that might someday exist depends on us. My idea to put the resistance against the Overseer's people to draw his forces away is dangerous for both parties, but I don't want either side to drop dead. For us to successfully reach the overseer after that point, it's necessary for the battle to last as long as possible, which naturally means using nonlethal methods on our enemies and good defensive strategies on our allies. But, if there's a way to get to the Overseer without going to all this trouble and risking lives, that's naturally the better option. Am I really so hateful as to throw away precious lives without reason? If you still think so, then I'll just say that the GM intends much larger saccrifices than I do--everything, to be exact--so pick your poison."<br/><br/>Rain smiled and nodded, then looked in SOF's direction. "It would be good for you to use your method, if the others have no objections. We will also need to recover Rukia at some point. And, since I obviously won't win this battle, everyone should be sure to rest well while we have the chance."