[Really... what is the harm? What could go wrong? It's not a memory that the dragon values, nor one that he even intends on using (hopefully). Losing it would be to the greater good of everyone, including the dragon himself (because it would mean not dying instead)! A solution where everyone wins... how unusual.]
Precisely. Belated as it is, we'll only be rectifying an error on his part.
[Even though the 'solution' had eventually come from elsewhere, Mettaton had helped him when he was facing the effects of overbonding. Wanting to assist in the robot's dilemma now wasn't so much returning the favor as... the natural thing to do. Of course he would help. The only oddity was in knowing someone worth his assistance.
And a magic like this... who knows, it might come in useful elsewhere. There was no part of this that would be a wasted effort.]
I've no doubt that with our resources, we'll soon find an acceptable conclusion to this affair.
[Thusly motivated, they are probably a terrible force to be reckoned with. Dubious morality, devotion to one another, and relentless if provoked- it's something of a combination.]
I assume you've given him no cause for concern? No reason to believe you might seek out a solution that he may not approve of? No careless threats to his well-being?
[That would increase the potential threat level... and reduce the amount of time they had at their disposal.]
no subject
Precisely. Belated as it is, we'll only be rectifying an error on his part.
[Even though the 'solution' had eventually come from elsewhere, Mettaton had helped him when he was facing the effects of overbonding. Wanting to assist in the robot's dilemma now wasn't so much returning the favor as... the natural thing to do. Of course he would help. The only oddity was in knowing someone worth his assistance.
And a magic like this... who knows, it might come in useful elsewhere. There was no part of this that would be a wasted effort.]
I've no doubt that with our resources, we'll soon find an acceptable conclusion to this affair.
[Thusly motivated, they are probably a terrible force to be reckoned with. Dubious morality, devotion to one another, and relentless if provoked- it's something of a combination.]
I assume you've given him no cause for concern? No reason to believe you might seek out a solution that he may not approve of? No careless threats to his well-being?
[That would increase the potential threat level... and reduce the amount of time they had at their disposal.]