(It's heartbreaking to Ren, too. Knowing this is a nightmare, it wouldn't mean much to go back to try and save the girl, but it wouldn't have stopped Ren. Once he hears it, he halts, turning back when it's too late. They're out of Stephen's nightmare, into Ren's, and in front of them, it's Yaldabaoth in all his terrifying and imposing glory.
Ren cocks his gun, trying to remember exactly the sequence-- but there's no use. It's just two of them, against that, and while Ren isn't one to give up so easy, he knows death awaits. It's how all their nightmares have been as of late.
The stance doesn't change. He's ready to fight it.)
I shoot Yaldabaoth in the face.
(If it goes well, that is. Stephen is smart, so perhaps the name already tells him enough to know what they're dealing with.)
Remember when I said it's not a one-man job? We need more people for this.
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Ren cocks his gun, trying to remember exactly the sequence-- but there's no use. It's just two of them, against that, and while Ren isn't one to give up so easy, he knows death awaits. It's how all their nightmares have been as of late.
The stance doesn't change. He's ready to fight it.)
I shoot Yaldabaoth in the face.
(If it goes well, that is. Stephen is smart, so perhaps the name already tells him enough to know what they're dealing with.)
Remember when I said it's not a one-man job? We need more people for this.