[The public sees what the public's shown. If more tolerable or acceptable behavior is hidden away behind closed doors, well then, there's no way for people to realize there's more to him than an angry, arrogant man who believes himself superior to others. Not everyone has the greatest opinion of Dynamight, bu then again, Endeavor went through--and is still going through--the same sort of thing. Chargebolt is merely biased because he knows the truth that most others don't. Easy as that.
Kyuketsuki knows he's already "the enemy" the moment he brought Chargebolt in the way he had. But there are reasons or his actions and he doesn't regret the methods, and expects the results.]
So how would you plan on stopping this? [The man resumes walking across the catwalks, eyes down to look over the edges and keep his attention on his workers. His tone is back to something more casual, a genuine interest in Kaminari's idea. Simply saying the heroes can stop it is one thing; having concrete plans on doing so with actions to go along is a far better argument than blind hope and trust.] You don't know how close they are to finishing their efforts.
[There's a fine line here, knowing Chargebolt is teetering on an edge of angry action and keeping his own tolerant calm.]
Your people already took one of mine. [Blesk rests his hand on the railing beside him, looking over his shoulder at the young hero, his expression hard.] So I cannot trust them. Again, I'll ask... How would you plan on stopping this darkness?
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Kyuketsuki knows he's already "the enemy" the moment he brought Chargebolt in the way he had. But there are reasons or his actions and he doesn't regret the methods, and expects the results.]
So how would you plan on stopping this? [The man resumes walking across the catwalks, eyes down to look over the edges and keep his attention on his workers. His tone is back to something more casual, a genuine interest in Kaminari's idea. Simply saying the heroes can stop it is one thing; having concrete plans on doing so with actions to go along is a far better argument than blind hope and trust.] You don't know how close they are to finishing their efforts.
[There's a fine line here, knowing Chargebolt is teetering on an edge of angry action and keeping his own tolerant calm.]
Your people already took one of mine. [Blesk rests his hand on the railing beside him, looking over his shoulder at the young hero, his expression hard.] So I cannot trust them. Again, I'll ask... How would you plan on stopping this darkness?