[The other Yugi doesn't consider anger a bad thing. To him, anger is the heart's way of protecting itself -- it's a signal that something important, your self, has been hurt. Anger should be listened to, and you should look carefully at where it comes from as well as where it points, and decide if you're going to act on it.
He waves off the last comment, now sitting fully on the arm of the couch, with a laugh.]
If you think this is trouble, then you must've not been told about the kinds of things my friends got into, before we met you. I've never turned away from helping out a friend!
[Even if, sometimes, helping and supporting your friend involved much, much more trouble than borrowing a hair dryer and letting them vent.
Ha ha ha ha ha.
His grin, which is just a little bit too playfully dark, fades after a moment, back into something thoughtful.]
I think that the two of you...are going to have a hard time not hurting each other, even if you don't mean to, for a long time. Considering that his last words to you were along the lines of, "it'd be lucky if I disappeared..." I don't think this Monster World game is meant to be retribution for what happened during the fight. I'd bet he's been working on it a long time, it happened to be ready now, and he didn't think about your feelings at all. It's careless, and a little clueless! But he's not trying to get back at you.
And...there wouldn't really have been a good time to do it, would there? That's probably his logic, so he's decided to do what he wants and have his own fun. So, I'd just ignore it, and do what you wanted, too!
...unless, of course, there's more to what he's doing than a casual TTRPG, and it's something we should worry about. I can't use any magic in games, but he's been here longer than me, and might have gotten it back. Should we get involved for the players' sake?
[He doesn't have the memories of the first game of Monster World. But he knows Millennium Item welders play shadow games. He's got to check about whether the other players are in danger or not.]
cw still discussing passive suicide
He waves off the last comment, now sitting fully on the arm of the couch, with a laugh.]
If you think this is trouble, then you must've not been told about the kinds of things my friends got into, before we met you. I've never turned away from helping out a friend!
[Even if, sometimes, helping and supporting your friend involved much, much more trouble than borrowing a hair dryer and letting them vent.
Ha ha ha ha ha.
His grin, which is just a little bit too playfully dark, fades after a moment, back into something thoughtful.]
I think that the two of you...are going to have a hard time not hurting each other, even if you don't mean to, for a long time. Considering that his last words to you were along the lines of, "it'd be lucky if I disappeared..." I don't think this Monster World game is meant to be retribution for what happened during the fight. I'd bet he's been working on it a long time, it happened to be ready now, and he didn't think about your feelings at all. It's careless, and a little clueless! But he's not trying to get back at you.
And...there wouldn't really have been a good time to do it, would there? That's probably his logic, so he's decided to do what he wants and have his own fun. So, I'd just ignore it, and do what you wanted, too!
...unless, of course, there's more to what he's doing than a casual TTRPG, and it's something we should worry about. I can't use any magic in games, but he's been here longer than me, and might have gotten it back. Should we get involved for the players' sake?
[He doesn't have the memories of the first game of Monster World. But he knows Millennium Item welders play shadow games. He's got to check about whether the other players are in danger or not.]