"I really don't need life advice from you." Demyx responded. "I'm already doing it."
It was his choice, after all, and he was working on making choices and living for himself. This Xehanort could never understand and he didn't seem open to talking about it.
He could probably thank the others for that.
It was a different thing on the world, in that illusion. It had been a pretty good one too, except it cast him as the villain again. He didn't want that.
"You don't have to go." He offered. "I'll leave you alone if you want to stay, but I won't leave the car." That was a concession.
Demyx did not feel bad for Xehanort, but he knew at least that coming after him wasn't going to be fair, not until the future. He'd never get that anyway.
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It was his choice, after all, and he was working on making choices and living for himself. This Xehanort could never understand and he didn't seem open to talking about it.
He could probably thank the others for that.
It was a different thing on the world, in that illusion. It had been a pretty good one too, except it cast him as the villain again. He didn't want that.
"You don't have to go." He offered. "I'll leave you alone if you want to stay, but I won't leave the car." That was a concession.
Demyx did not feel bad for Xehanort, but he knew at least that coming after him wasn't going to be fair, not until the future. He'd never get that anyway.