Naoya (
crouching_sin) wrote in
tvk2012-04-30 12:57 am
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[Voice]
[The audio of the phone turns on, and it picks up a slightly muffled argument. Naoya seems to be having a quite vehement disagreement with someone.]
- fair at all! Genesis 38:7.
[There's the sound of pages flipping for a moment.]
'… Er?'
Yes. He was killed for no reason. It doesn't say anything about why he was killed at all.
'He must have had a reason!'
He is cruel and a tyrant. You need to realize this.
'I don't believe you.'
It's in your own book! Exodus 11:2. Leviticus 5:17. Deuteronomy 7:10. The entirety of the book of Job. Ezekiel 18. Shall I start on the New Testament?
[The woman he's arguing with just seems to be getting more and more frustrated.]
'But He loves us! You need to accept His love!'
[… Naoya goes quiet for a long moment before starting to shout at the woman.]
"Love"?! Where was His love when I made a mistake and did something I didn't understand the consequences of?! Where was His love when he cursed me?! Where was His love when I went through so much suffering over and over at His hands, being placed in the worst situations because of what He did?! I refuse to crawl back to Him, and He is going to die for all He has done - not just to me, but to humanity as a whole!
'… You can't kill God!'
Oh, but you can! Now leave, before I kill you!
[That seems to do the trick, because the woman runs. It's quiet for a long moment, before Naoya starts to laugh.]
Once I return… once I return, the war will begin.
[He keeps laughing for a while, and eventually the phone shuts off.]
- fair at all! Genesis 38:7.
[There's the sound of pages flipping for a moment.]
'… Er?'
Yes. He was killed for no reason. It doesn't say anything about why he was killed at all.
'He must have had a reason!'
He is cruel and a tyrant. You need to realize this.
'I don't believe you.'
It's in your own book! Exodus 11:2. Leviticus 5:17. Deuteronomy 7:10. The entirety of the book of Job. Ezekiel 18. Shall I start on the New Testament?
[The woman he's arguing with just seems to be getting more and more frustrated.]
'But He loves us! You need to accept His love!'
[… Naoya goes quiet for a long moment before starting to shout at the woman.]
"Love"?! Where was His love when I made a mistake and did something I didn't understand the consequences of?! Where was His love when he cursed me?! Where was His love when I went through so much suffering over and over at His hands, being placed in the worst situations because of what He did?! I refuse to crawl back to Him, and He is going to die for all He has done - not just to me, but to humanity as a whole!
'… You can't kill God!'
Oh, but you can! Now leave, before I kill you!
[That seems to do the trick, because the woman runs. It's quiet for a long moment, before Naoya starts to laugh.]
Once I return… once I return, the war will begin.
[He keeps laughing for a while, and eventually the phone shuts off.]

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Because things might change.
He want to interrupt, to ask more questions during the infodump. But Atsuro shut up mouth long enough to listen. Despite the Devil Arcana's effect on him, he's still Naoya's student.
He listen and understand. The angels' words, the significance of "him" being in the war and why Naoya's so intent on God's death.
His teacher, the man he looks up to, is suffering.]
Naoya...you're someone I look up to and believe in. [That's the truth.] Even if you can be tough on me and I think killing God is a bit extreme...
[So why did he stay instead of leaving?]
I don't care how long it takes, I'll do whatever it takes to help you.
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[And Atsuro is still willing to help him. No wonder he's Abel's friend. He swallows hard (there will be no tears, those were all gone long ago) and sets his expression to his usual smirk.]
[He turns the video back on, the mask back up.]
Haha. Well, it's good to know you stand with us. The road will be long and dangerous... but it will be worth it to free humanity from Him.
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He's serious about what he said. He will help Naoya out. The man did a lot for him, so something like this isn't out of the question.]
I expect it to be hard when I decided to stay with you and him. [He trust his judgement the most. That might be why he defers to him many times in the lockdown.]