YoungX
Hue Master
Iera
"That is rude. Why do you care? Since you're not involved in the pact you shouldn't be involved at all." Iera had released Gilbert. She was holding a barrier of solar radiation to keep him from turning into a popsicle, though that quickly dissipated. He could enjoy the weather now.
"I am simply known as Unity amongst your kind. It's just a name with no meaning, as I usually don't unite anything. The pact, why the hell should I tell you? It's just as good as telling any random person in the world what is going on. You're not a military leader from this planet, or someone of merit or power. What do you think you are? The savior of the human race? A guy doing the right thing just because? A hero? A king?" Iera floated into the air and towards Gilbert. She grabbed his hand and there was a loud cracking sound as she stepped
The two instantly appeared in the middle of Sanfield. "There's no reason you are entitled to information you didn't earn. Go home and think about what you've done, that is an order." Iera knew very well that Gilbert could defiantly say no, and there was nothing she could do about it. Her refusal to do harm to civilians was always exploited and this case could very well go the same way. She wouldn't hurt Gilbert in any shape or form, so of course she could be simply walked all over.
@YoungX
"Wow now that's really rude compared to my statement earlier," Gilbert says. "And why should I just go home after everything that's happened? You do realize that I was almost killed because Mindbreak thought I knew what this pact was right? Beside that... I have a personal involvement with Mindbreak. I've seen people die and even my friend in a horrible condition because of him. Is it that bad that I just want to make sure it doesn't happen to anything else?" He looked to Iera with a look of determination.
""So why... why should I just go home and "think" about it just because I'm not entitled to learn something? It probably doesn't matter at this point sure. But who do you think you are just ordering me to go home? Why does it matter if I'm just someone who wants to do the right thing?" He would think about everything that's happened at this point.
"I'm just a cashier at a mini mart, a guy who isn't a hero or a villain. I'm not a famous celebrity or the world's greatest detective. Not even a Kamen Rider or some leader of an organization. I'm the guy you see maybe once or twice in your life and just move on. So I'm gonna do what I can to make a difference. It's usually the civilians that can't do anything against villains. I'll fight to make that difference so no I won't go home and think about information I didn't earn won't be told to me. Screw that."
He would then look up and then back to Iera with a calm and confident look. At this point he was looking wise.
"I'll fight knowing my accomplishments won't be remembered. I'll fight knowing that my actions may have no effect at all. I'll fight knowing that some are against my actions." He took a small breath before making his last statement. Though if Iera paid enough attention, she could see some form of figure. A manifestation of energy of sorts. It doesn't have it's physical form but... it's emanating power that was for sure.
"I'll fight knowing nobody knows my name... because I'm not in it for fame or anything like that. I'm in it to make sure people, both human and meta human, aren't harmed just like what Mindbreak and Haley did. I fight... knowing that I CAN make a difference regardless of who I am."
He would walk away from Iera and would procede to get out of her sight. The spiritual manifestation behind him amas now gone. His next objective was to contact Smoke Spectre. Hopefully he was there to answer.
"Smoke Spectre it's me G. If you can, we should meet up. When your not occupied just tell me if you can meet up." He would speak through the device that Smoke Spectre gave him.
@SirGrey
@JPax (One of my more better quotes/posts.)
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