10: Walk not where the monster lies in wait.

[eternal_fool]

[Minato is standing outside the gate, wondering what's up with it. He thinks it could be a way to get back home, but he can feel that the gate itself is something that is very dangerous. In short, he feels uneasy about the gate's presence

Comments

[waltzwaswhite]

It isn't "could", but "will". If a human has power, he or she will misuse it at least once. Even the calculating and logic-loving alchemist of Atlas are prone to this.

After all. What's the point of having it if you cannot use it for what you please?

[eternal_fool]

From what I understand, using these powers have consequences that may be heavy.

[waltzwaswhite]

What I say still stands. If there is a wall, so to speak, humans, being ever the persistant beings, will either find a way around it, or claw at it until the end of days comes for them.

Rather. It doesn't matter if you lay out consequences. They'll still abuse powers. Politicians of the human world thrive on this; some of the things they do are taboo, and could ruin their lives, but it never stops them.

It's almost cute.

[eternal_fool]

Perhaps so. After all, it's only to be expected.

[barrelspazz]

H-hey, are you sure you should be that close?

[eternal_fool]

I don't think standing close is a problem right now.

[barrelspazz]

...Huh? Why not?

[eternal_fool]

It's what's inside the gate and the people who have entered so far that are dangerous.
Did you go in?