Tried that once, didn't work.[] let your burning fist of holy flame through his face be your answer
Devil's advocate: You do all realize that he's almost certainly going to carry through on his threat, right? Somebody important to Kockika is pretty much guaranteed to get hurt at this point.
It sounds like Schrodinger is hear without orders. That means that, however assholish the Nazi's are, they're strategic level thinker's are basically done with Japan. Besides, this isn't the same as the national bombings. This is a personal threat. Even Nagare's shrine was (probably) attacked because of her strategic value, rather than here personal connection.And if we agree, then... nothing changes? Or are you going to take Millenium at their word? It's not like trusting Nazis has ever turned out poorly.
I don't trust Nazis. I certainly don't trust Schrodinger. We have no way to know if he will keep his word and frankly, I think we'll be better served by telling him to fuck off and sending everyone back home into high alert. Well, Higher alert. If he can indeed attack our family and our organization out of nowhere without orders just like that, he wouldn't try to make deals, he'd kidnap someone or start doing damage first, then use that as leverage to blackmail us.It sounds like Schrodinger is hear without orders. That means that, however assholish the Nazi's are, they're strategic level thinker's are basically done with Japan. Besides, this isn't the same as the national bombings. This is a personal threat. Even Nagare's shrine was (probably) attacked because of her strategic value, rather than here personal connection.
This is a promise of personal pain. Mummy and Daddy? Burned to death in their house. Sis and Bro? Throats opened to the spine. Our precious baby? Smothered in the crib. That is the threat that Schrodinger is making, a personal tragedy that will follow us long after this battle is over.
Or maybe I'm overthinking this. Devil's Advocate and all that.
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Well, Aimi seems to be heavily blessed by Amaterasu, soooo...It sounds like Schrodinger is hear without orders. That means that, however assholish the Nazi's are, they're strategic level thinker's are basically done with Japan. Besides, this isn't the same as the national bombings. This is a personal threat. Even Nagare's shrine was (probably) attacked because of her strategic value, rather than here personal connection.
This is a promise of personal pain. Mummy and Daddy? Burned to death in their house. Sis and Bro? Throats opened to the spine. Our precious baby? Smothered in the crib. That is the threat that Schrodinger is making, a personal tragedy that will follow us long after this battle is over.
Or maybe I'm overthinking this. Devil's Advocate and all that.
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Dude showed up in Seras's subconscious so he could give Zorin shit. I doubt any mundane restraints are gonna do the trick.Has anyone tried just making him suffer? Killing him obviously doesn't work since he just respawns, but what if we just incapacitate him instead? Not, like, knock him out or anything since loss of consciousness might trigger it.
What I'm saying is, maybe we need to try creative means of nailing him down. Metaphorically...and literally, if necessary.
He's capable of going anywhere he can observe himself. Even metaphorical places apparently. And death or pain doesn't even slow him down. The only thing that stopped him in canon was a deliberate suicide to pass his powers on to Alucard.Dude showed up in Seras's subconscious so he could give Zorin shit. I doubt any mundane restraints are gonna do the trick.
On the other hand, if we say no conceivably he could say "okay, kid gloves off" and firebomb the entire organization, including Kochika. That's kind of the problem when you're trying to punch way above your strength, you need to not attract attention while doing so.I don't trust Nazis. I certainly don't trust Schrodinger. We have no way to know if he will keep his word and frankly, I think we'll be better served by telling him to fuck off and sending everyone back home into high alert. Well, Higher alert. If he can indeed attack our family and our organization out of nowhere without orders just like that, he wouldn't try to make deals, he'd kidnap someone or start doing damage first, then use that as leverage to blackmail us.
Instead, he tries to make a deal with us. I'm not sure if that implies he's got more limitations than we know of, if the Major doesn't want him to be too active and vulnerable before he can use Schrodinger to kill Alucard or if he just has some twisted sense of good manners, but I know any deal we make with him is going to bite us in the ass, and considering there's a chance that Hellsing can discover our betrayal, I certainly don't want to risk it.
On a more moral standpoint, if we did accept his deal we'd be collaborating with the son of a bitch who caused our wife to suffer immense amounts of pain, betraying our best friend and allowing him and Millennium to continue with their plans of massacring London. I can't accept doing that and I don't think it's in character for Kochika to do so either.
Theres basically no reason to believe he's dealing in good faith.Devil's advocate: You do all realize that he's almost certainly going to carry through on his threat, right? Somebody important to Kockika is pretty much guaranteed to get hurt at this point.
Our best case scenarios are A) he can't actually follow through on his threats, for whatever reason, or B) he target's something that he can't actually do anything to, for whatever reason.
(Hey, do you think Aimi could crawl her way back out of hell?)
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Fox meets the Fae...well, Tricksters teaming up should scare everyone.Huh. I just realized: It's not just the Fae who've rustled catboi's jimmies.
It's 'Tomi assisting with a contract with the Fae' that's got him riled up.
On the other hand, if we say no conceivably he could say "okay, kid gloves off" and firebomb the entire organization, including Kochika. That's kind of the problem when you're trying to punch way above your strength, you need to not attract attention while doing so.
Assuming that because your thus far unstoppable enemy hasn't done A Thing, he can't do A Thing does not strike me as particularly wise.We have actually fortified up with the full spectrum of wards.
They only hit soft targets for a reason(shrine wasn't upgraded)