Exactly. If that's the only way out, and the teams who don't hold back get more points than we could ever get from tasks [assuming we turn them in] then everyone who doesn't win is going to be erased in the end no matter what.
But I don't think it's wrong to want something better than that.
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Exactly. If that's the only way out, and the teams who don't hold back get more points than we could ever get from tasks [assuming we turn them in] then everyone who doesn't win is going to be erased in the end no matter what.
But I don't think it's wrong to want something better than that.
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Mm, it's an impossible situation to be in. These are the rules of the game, we have to play by them. [ Still... ] Is that what you want to do? To win?
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We need to do our best to win on our own. But I don't think there's anything wrong with believing it's possible and trying for that kind of ending.
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I feel like... there are so many people here from so many different worlds and backgrounds.
Anything could be possible.
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Exactly. [ eats a meatball ] ... It's really messed up that if we vote for the wrong team, they have to pick who gets erased though.
[ he just went in a totally different direction but he has to establish that that's messed up ]
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[but that's sort of the problem.]
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Ylfa, I don't think either of us would ever vote for you or Gerard. [ well, maybe gerard, but he doesn't say that. ] I'm not worried about that.
I'm more worried about us volunteering ourselves.
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[that doesn't surprise her at all.]
That's what I really hate to think about.
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wordlessly, he picks up a meatball with a fork and offers it to her. ]
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...Thanks, Rin. I feel better already.
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What else do you like?
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Maybe we could buy... an oven...
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