[Thread] So you finally figured it out.
Characters: OU!Wufei, OU!Quatre, AU!Quatre, open to pilots in general who have figured it out, open to residents of Vri-Pente who want a show
Where: Vri-Pente
When: after Heero's post and Wufei's post but before Heero is attacked
Summary: Wufei hasn't been very quiet about his opinions on the entire Harth thing -- and some of the other pilots have realized that he knows more than he is letting on.
Warnings: bitchy Gundam pilots?
He had been trying hard not to disturb anyone in the apartment, but that was difficult enough. Everything about this situation was frustrating.
Wufei hated taking part in a deception of this sort. He hated it when anyone made of themselves a target to shield him.
It had happened before. Those people usually ended up dead.
He hadn't thought that would be the case with Heero here; of course he expected that there would be repercussions from the act they had both taken part in, but that had been unimportant in the face of eliminating the threat that Harth had posed.
He hadn't understood why Heero would even bother to make an announcement of culpability; why Heero would feel a need to shield him from the opinions of the people here, opinions which simply did not matter to Wufei. It had seemed pointless. He'd expected there to be an uproar if he managed to kill Fray, and there was one.
Heero had convinced him to remain silent only to protect the reputation of the Vice Foreign Minister; it was irritating, and Wufei thought it probably better for everyone involved if the truth was unveiled, but it was true that it had to be made known that she was completely uninvolved in the matter, and that there remained someone able to protect her.
But finding out that there was another like Harth, another who defended him, one whose protection of him was the reason no one had tried to take Harth down?
That was infuriating. If he had known of it, he would have posed a very different argument to Yuy. He no longer agreed with the way they were handling the matter. It did not help that the other pilots were taking far too long in figuring the matter out -- and Heero was stubbornly insisting on silence for them both, and Wufei was now honor-bound to respect that silence.
That he was now being forced to play the observer while events that he had set into motion played out rankled him, which played itself out in his current responses to the inquiries being flung against him on the communicators. His frustration at Yuy's response, and the responses the Quatres had made after hacking into the post whose coding he still could not manage to fix was irritating in the extreme.
Where: Vri-Pente
When: after Heero's post and Wufei's post but before Heero is attacked
Summary: Wufei hasn't been very quiet about his opinions on the entire Harth thing -- and some of the other pilots have realized that he knows more than he is letting on.
Warnings: bitchy Gundam pilots?
He had been trying hard not to disturb anyone in the apartment, but that was difficult enough. Everything about this situation was frustrating.
Wufei hated taking part in a deception of this sort. He hated it when anyone made of themselves a target to shield him.
It had happened before. Those people usually ended up dead.
He hadn't thought that would be the case with Heero here; of course he expected that there would be repercussions from the act they had both taken part in, but that had been unimportant in the face of eliminating the threat that Harth had posed.
He hadn't understood why Heero would even bother to make an announcement of culpability; why Heero would feel a need to shield him from the opinions of the people here, opinions which simply did not matter to Wufei. It had seemed pointless. He'd expected there to be an uproar if he managed to kill Fray, and there was one.
Heero had convinced him to remain silent only to protect the reputation of the Vice Foreign Minister; it was irritating, and Wufei thought it probably better for everyone involved if the truth was unveiled, but it was true that it had to be made known that she was completely uninvolved in the matter, and that there remained someone able to protect her.
But finding out that there was another like Harth, another who defended him, one whose protection of him was the reason no one had tried to take Harth down?
That was infuriating. If he had known of it, he would have posed a very different argument to Yuy. He no longer agreed with the way they were handling the matter. It did not help that the other pilots were taking far too long in figuring the matter out -- and Heero was stubbornly insisting on silence for them both, and Wufei was now honor-bound to respect that silence.
That he was now being forced to play the observer while events that he had set into motion played out rankled him, which played itself out in his current responses to the inquiries being flung against him on the communicators. His frustration at Yuy's response, and the responses the Quatres had made after hacking into the post whose coding he still could not manage to fix was irritating in the extreme.