At nineteen, you're...you're still a teenager, you're still growing. You're just learning how to be some kind of adult! How can you already be prepared to die?
Because that's just what it's like as a Magus. You have to give your entire life for your Magecraft or else there's no point. That's why I decided to participate in a war against other Magi-- it's something you wouldn't understand.
It's not like I'm some suicidal maniac, Gales-- I only did that because it was Alexander.
[ but he knows that he's not answering her question either-- has he ever been happy in the clock tower? ]
Whether I'm happy or not doesn't matter. I have to keep on working to make those idiots back at home acknowledge my talent-- so I can become as good as any other mage.
And you have to put your life in danger, to do that? Crivvens, Waver, it does matter. If what you're doing doesn't make you happy, then...then what's the point of doing it?
But- just listen to yourself, Waver. You're dodging my questions and talking about how you're ready to die, if you must. I-- I'm only saying this because I'm worried.
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[ but he knows that he's not answering her question either-- has he ever been happy in the clock tower? ]
Whether I'm happy or not doesn't matter. I have to keep on working to make those idiots back at home acknowledge my talent-- so I can become as good as any other mage.
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[ it's just...everything else that he's not happy with ]
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what if one day, he does die? would he have any regrets?
no-- don't think about that, waver. you're a magus. ]
Then I die. That's all.
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...If you're not going to worry about your own life, someone has to.
[ And, it might as well be her. ]
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