[Jun listens to Zhongli's suggestion and intention quietly. The words to help him shake off his earlier childish nerves and get back into mission mode. Opening up to the app users is a good idea. They tried with a small team, and that clearly hasn't gone to plan. But the other app users...well, they have beating the odds and resolving situations.
Sure, Jun has no doubt several of them will be pissed when they learn of all of this, but well...considering he just got a kid dragged into hell in his place, he more than deserves the ire.
However, the idea of contacting the superiors of the Black Order? That part leaves him unsettled. Given how the Black Order has shown themselves to be leading up to this point, and what just transpired- Jun can't shake the feeling they're better off without their aid. And the fact Zhongli seems so fixated on dutifully fulfilling that role...]
Don't report to them yet.
[There was no point in hiding his powers right now, so he'll use his telekinesis to pull the Mistral orb to his hand. Curious...it reminded him a little of the core to his own weapon, albeit of a different element. Which meant it was something of value..something to take care of until it can be returned to its proper owner.]
The Order made it clear they priortize the mission over lives. This device has been used before, so someone was aware what would happen when it was activated. And based on how the La Llorona mission went, bystanders as collateral damage is an acceptable price to your superiors.
[One might try to argue against the obvious depraved morality, but as someone with memories of a Seal Knight...he knows to go at it at a different angle]
Ergo, in your superior's eyes, the mission is still proceeding within acceptable perimeters. There is no need to report to them yet and risk their interference.
[He hesitates. What he said is already a bit of a gamble, but the next part certainly is and could easily backfire. But he might not get another opporunity to drive this point home. ]
...I don't know your situation, but I know the energy of a Divine when I see it. You are no mere mortal or spirit.
[He'll move to stand back up. ]
The reason the plan went awry was because the Lor- no, Yahweh intervened. I don't know His reasons, but if your esteemed counterpart decided it's better to act on His own judgement than the Order's, isn't that a sign you should consider doing the same?
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Date: 2023-03-27 04:30 pm (UTC)Sure, Jun has no doubt several of them will be pissed when they learn of all of this, but well...considering he just got a kid dragged into hell in his place, he more than deserves the ire.
However, the idea of contacting the superiors of the Black Order? That part leaves him unsettled. Given how the Black Order has shown themselves to be leading up to this point, and what just transpired- Jun can't shake the feeling they're better off without their aid. And the fact Zhongli seems so fixated on dutifully fulfilling that role...]
Don't report to them yet.
[There was no point in hiding his powers right now, so he'll use his telekinesis to pull the Mistral orb to his hand. Curious...it reminded him a little of the core to his own weapon, albeit of a different element. Which meant it was something of value..something to take care of until it can be returned to its proper owner.]
The Order made it clear they priortize the mission over lives. This device has been used before, so someone was aware what would happen when it was activated. And based on how the La Llorona mission went, bystanders as collateral damage is an acceptable price to your superiors.
[One might try to argue against the obvious depraved morality, but as someone with memories of a Seal Knight...he knows to go at it at a different angle]
Ergo, in your superior's eyes, the mission is still proceeding within acceptable perimeters. There is no need to report to them yet and risk their interference.
[He hesitates. What he said is already a bit of a gamble, but the next part certainly is and could easily backfire. But he might not get another opporunity to drive this point home. ]
...I don't know your situation, but I know the energy of a Divine when I see it. You are no mere mortal or spirit.
[He'll move to stand back up. ]
The reason the plan went awry was because the Lor- no, Yahweh intervened. I don't know His reasons, but if your esteemed counterpart decided it's better to act on His own judgement than the Order's, isn't that a sign you should consider doing the same?