it feels awkward writing kyou and sena for you, of all people*, but here goes. apologies for my abuse of punctuation and general bleh-ness.
Kyou knew it would be naïve to think that Sena was as optimistic as he appeared -- after all, they were assassins, and life was just one long mission, and simply being in Koua Academy would be enough to break the spirit of any teenager -- yet he wanted to believe that, all the same; surely, he thought, at least one of them must have had more to live for than revenge.
failing which, um-- have some random psychotic ken?
It wasn't just that Aya was the only one left who understood, or even that Ken needed someone to believe in (had always needed someone to believe in) -- Aya was there, that was all; a reminder of a past life to which Ken had grown too attached; a figure that carried with him, always, the promise of blood.
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Date: 2006-11-21 09:47 am (UTC)Kyou knew it would be naïve to think that Sena was as optimistic as he appeared -- after all, they were assassins, and life was just one long mission, and simply being in Koua Academy would be enough to break the spirit of any teenager -- yet he wanted to believe that, all the same; surely, he thought, at least one of them must have had more to live for than revenge.
failing which, um-- have some random psychotic ken?
It wasn't just that Aya was the only one left who understood, or even that Ken needed someone to believe in (had always needed someone to believe in) -- Aya was there, that was all; a reminder of a past life to which Ken had grown too attached; a figure that carried with him, always, the promise of blood.
* this is a compliment! :o