He sighed, before shaking his head. "Barid... The world I saw... That world... was one where you REPLACED her. It all turned on you. Either in death or time, YOU would doom it all. This egg will, no MUST, hatch. And THEY will see it done, despite whatever we do to the contrary.<br/><br/>Maybe we can figure it out, maybe we can't, but I will, as ALWAYS, choose to grasp for ALL life, rather than denying the enemy, whoever they may be, victory. You ALWAYS chose to deny victory Barid. Always. And I have, and will, always chose to grasp for that slim chance to save everyone possible, rather than slowly committing suicide.<br/><br/>I had hoped that... maybe... THIS time... maybe, perhaps, we could work together... But I guess, as always, too different. Nearly two dozen times, we have tried to convince the other that we were right, and every time... we failed. Barid, I know what was in the last lab of the first life. And this time, I will use it. Regardless."<br/><br/>He reached out, and gave him a tired, exhausted, despairingly sad smile, but it was, as always, the same one he always offered before he walked off, and then turned to slam headlong into him. "Well, my eldest brother? Shall we bid each other farewell, one last time? I can practically guarantee, it will not have another."