[The thing about vengeance was a curious statement. Who was going to stop him, anyway? No matter what the method? He tilted his head at it, but didn't get the opportunity to interrogate.]
Romantic? Hee hee, nah... I'm gonna die someday, too, and when that happens, I'll...
[Henry cut himself short. Of course he couldn't get revenge. Maybe Naoya was completely immortal!
The dark mage already made these wild guesses about the nature of Naoya's curse before with what little he knew. At this point, his guess was this: Naoya is immortal, and his body doesn't seem to age. Nobody could have a curse like that and still be so young, and he said he knew God somehow. (There was still something else to his curse that he didn't know about, though. It had to be set on him by God, he assumed, but Naoya said he suffered. So it was punishment, but how?)
That's all he knew. And his vision wasn't real, Naoya said. So he couldn't have died there... It really was his fever making him stupid, wasn't it? Henry successfully tied himself in knots over this in a matter of five seconds. His visions were usually so accurate! What was all of this about? Why did Naoya die in his vision, only to walk into his room alive?
Naoya had to be immortal. Maybe the fates favored him and protected him from the vision he saw. That was Henry's guess, so of course he couldn't get revenge on Naoya's killer. Because there couldn't be one, right?]
...Whoops. I can't see you when I die, can I...? You're immortal, aren't you?
[FEVERS, MAN. He didn't even remember that they were speaking hypothetically about Naoya's death. Things just weren't making sense anymore.]
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Romantic? Hee hee, nah... I'm gonna die someday, too, and when that happens, I'll...
[Henry cut himself short. Of course he couldn't get revenge. Maybe Naoya was completely immortal!
The dark mage already made these wild guesses about the nature of Naoya's curse before with what little he knew. At this point, his guess was this: Naoya is immortal, and his body doesn't seem to age. Nobody could have a curse like that and still be so young, and he said he knew God somehow. (There was still something else to his curse that he didn't know about, though. It had to be set on him by God, he assumed, but Naoya said he suffered. So it was punishment, but how?)
That's all he knew. And his vision wasn't real, Naoya said. So he couldn't have died there... It really was his fever making him stupid, wasn't it? Henry successfully tied himself in knots over this in a matter of five seconds. His visions were usually so accurate! What was all of this about? Why did Naoya die in his vision, only to walk into his room alive?
Naoya had to be immortal. Maybe the fates favored him and protected him from the vision he saw. That was Henry's guess, so of course he couldn't get revenge on Naoya's killer. Because there couldn't be one, right?]
...Whoops. I can't see you when I die, can I...? You're immortal, aren't you?
[FEVERS, MAN. He didn't even remember that they were speaking hypothetically about Naoya's death. Things just weren't making sense anymore.]