akashicgale:
Sync’s head snapped to the side when Anion struck him. A cold fury rushed through his bones–however, that was quickly replaced with a smug sort of satisfaction. Anion had struck first. He’d made him angry. Good.
Sync readjusted his mask (it had gone slightly askew when he’d been hit) and looked over at him with a small smirk. It had felt expectionally good to see the look on Anion’s face. “What’s wrong, Fon Master? Is the truth too much for you?”
“Van had a problem with keeping garbage around. He didn’t dispose of Asch’s replica, after all. I was a useful tool to him, that’s all it was. If you think I was Van’s friend then you’re vastly uninformed. He may have taken me out of Mt. Zaleho, but it was my decision to join him.”
Anion knew that Sync had taken pride in making him angry. He needed to change tactics. So he decided to turn on his sickeningly sweet Ion charm. A smile appeared across his face.
“The truth? How about this for truth? Yes, you made your decision of your own free will, but there was only one good choice. You had the decision to either burn or join Van. Did you hear the screams of the other replicas as they burned? Is that why you joined him? Because you were too scared? Too scared to die like the worthless piece of trash you are. Face it, replica, you’re not just weak, but you’re also a coward. You are right and wrong about one thing though. You’re just a tool, but you’re a useless one.”














