[it's a fair question to ask. even drugged to the gills, hovering atop tech half-naked, he recognizes its legitimacy. he also recognizes that they've danced around the issue long enough; it's been months and kaiba has never offered more than a flippant we'll see to an increasingly desperate tech. he's waited and waited some more for an answer.
perhaps ironically, it is only in this moment -- out of his own mind -- that kaiba chooses to give in.]
A god and his believer.
[he did believe in him. he always believed in him, because he had always been right: he was technology and there was nothing he worshiped more.]
no subject
perhaps ironically, it is only in this moment -- out of his own mind -- that kaiba chooses to give in.]
A god and his believer.
[he did believe in him. he always believed in him, because he had always been right: he was technology and there was nothing he worshiped more.]