You don't. The last one we saw wanted to consume the universe.
[ And also was a shit dad to Family so he's dead and he'll die again if they ever saw him again (probably). Needless to say, from her too frank response, Nebula doesn't really take too kindly to them - but then.
This is simply who Nebula is. It's why she doesn't miss a beat to continue, even when the statement is apalling: ]
Yes.
If you were to hear him tell it, he's a savior. His civilization failed to listen to his great plan to rescue it from extinction, so he decided the rest of the universe would have to listen.
At first, he built an army and grew in power. He took that army to different worlds facing their own troubles and picked people at random. Old, young, sick, healthy, poor, or rich - no one was above it and it was always half. He'd leave children parentless and take the strong ones to make as soldiers in his crusade.
[ There's a pause then, as if she considers what to say. As if there's more to say. But either Himeka will get it, or she won't, and she continues: ]
He worked tirelessly, planet after planet. Until he accumulated the power he needed and was able to do it all at once. Half of everything, wiped out with a snap of a finger.
Through to the end he believed what he was doing was right and just. That the universe would be thankful for the salvation, when they saw he was right.
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[ And also was a shit dad to Family so he's dead and he'll die again if they ever saw him again (probably). Needless to say, from her too frank response, Nebula doesn't really take too kindly to them - but then.
This is simply who Nebula is. It's why she doesn't miss a beat to continue, even when the statement is apalling: ]
Yes.
If you were to hear him tell it, he's a savior. His civilization failed to listen to his great plan to rescue it from extinction, so he decided the rest of the universe would have to listen.
At first, he built an army and grew in power. He took that army to different worlds facing their own troubles and picked people at random. Old, young, sick, healthy, poor, or rich - no one was above it and it was always half. He'd leave children parentless and take the strong ones to make as soldiers in his crusade.
[ There's a pause then, as if she considers what to say. As if there's more to say. But either Himeka will get it, or she won't, and she continues: ]
He worked tirelessly, planet after planet. Until he accumulated the power he needed and was able to do it all at once. Half of everything, wiped out with a snap of a finger.
Through to the end he believed what he was doing was right and just. That the universe would be thankful for the salvation, when they saw he was right.