That's Great, it Starts With an Earthquake

[Roland Sackville]

"Don't be so quick to invite in a war, boy. You've never lived through them.

By rescuing your friend, you've armed these monsters with the tools they need to re-write reality itself. You've given a loaded handgun to someone who wants nothing more than to shoot you. It's folly of the highest order.

I am no sage. Perhaps you're right, and the mouse could beat the lion. That does not mean we have to wander into the lion's jaws."

[Toshiro Narumi]

"I'll assume for a moment this isn't all in your head. What makes you so sure your doomsday prophecy is the first ever not to be nonsense? You said yourself that your visions aren't particularly specific, so couldn't you be wrong?"

[Roland Sackville]

"If you think mine is the first ever not to be nonsensical, you have some history to learn, boy."

[Toshiro Narumi]

"The world can only end once. But you're avoiding the more important question."

[Roland Sackville]

"Alright, fine.

I am not wrong. I can not be wrong. I have The Knowledge. I have foreseen things.

Is that what you're looking for?"

[Toshiro Narumi]

"Just about the kind of circular logic I was expecting. When's the last time you actually had to convince someone of this?"

[Roland Sackville]

"When was the last time you had to convince someone the sun would rise in the East? Or that people need food to survive?

The good thing about fate is that it's true whether or not you believe in it."

[Toshiro Narumi]

Fate is for suckers.
Amen soul-bro.

"I'm just trying to understand and not write you off as a lunatic. You're not making it easy."

[Roland Sackville]

"All you need to understand is that if the Three Tools are ever rejoined, your eyes will be pecked out by ravenous ravens and your liver torn from your flesh by the Sidhe."

[Toshiro Narumi]

"And I think we're done here," he said in exasperation. He turned to walk away but stopped. "Unless, by wild chance, Islands Industries means something to you."

[Roland Sackville]

"I can't say that I've ever heard of them."

[Toshiro Narumi]

"Ah well. It was a long shot," he said before leaving.