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[indent][indent][indent][color=gray][sub][right][color=#98A9B1][b]Location:[/b][/color] Mystic Prophecy Chapterhouse, The City-State of Thorinn, Aetheria[/right][/sub][/color]
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[i]Children of Letria.[/i] Before the glitch, Benkei would have probably stalked everything about the guild, figured out the best players, and determined if they were worth dealing with anyone worth a shit in the game. The fact that they had some beef with Mystic Prophecy probably spoke to why they didn’t immediately come to mind; after all, Mystic was one of the [i]best.[/i] 

[color=98A9B1]”We can go on ahead Alja,”[/color] Benkei told his companion, giving her a half-hearted smile. [color=98A9B1]”Is there anyone that would be willing to speak with us? Maybe we could drop your name to provide us with a little more help through their doors.”[/color] Benkei nodded to his brother and Rael, and was half-preparing to turn when he eyed Luci again. [i]Shit.[/i] 

There was so much he wanted to tell her. He’d thought about Aaginim a lot in the past few weeks. He thought about how he could never live up to him, how if he had survived, the efforts at bringing together players would have been so much easier. He was the kind of person who could draw so many together, he could have made an entire kingdom under his banner. 

[i]Kazuma was no such man.[/i] Benkei knew this all too well. Aaginim was someone to aspire to be, but he was nothing more than a lonely kid. But it didn’t mean he didn’t have to [i]try[/i]. [color=98A9B1]”I’ll never be the kind of leader he was. I don’t even know if I’m the right person to try and bring people together. I’ve been so shitty to so many people in this game, trying to be the best. But I’m going to try my best, regardless. I know that it will never be as good as his best, but I have to try.”[/color] It felt good to get that off his chest. If there was anyone to think of, to aspire to be at this time, it was Aaginim. Even if he could never be the hero, if he strived hard enough, maybe he could still make some difference. 

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