Chapter 5 : My Dear Yuuki - Vampire Knight

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Lumpybiscuit
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It's a bit difficult to read & interpret what's happening in some of these panels
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NOW THIS IS REVENGE!

Not any of that pansy a$$Ed whining and cringy claims at revenge for some slight.

This is how you take revenge.
I've done it before, and it's so much more satisfying to watch your enemy dig their own graves for you, without you even being tangentially implicated in their demise. 😈

It's much harder to accomplish than other forms of revenge, but the end results are your freedom from the toxic idiot(s) without any complications or further consequences.

The key though is to refrain from rubbing it in... Yeah, that may feel good to do, but that's like drawing the aggro of a boss monster when all you want to do is quietly sneak by to steal its treasures.💁🏼‍♂️

I always find these kind of responses strange. If anything, most humans are more driven by emotion than logic. A lot of humans have an emotional response and then try to justify that response with logic ex post facto. We can see these kinds of things all throughout history. There have been assassin's who have hesitated to kill their target like one of the men who planned to kill Franz Ferdinand hesitated because he didn't want to kill the wife. That sounds insane when this same person was part of the Black Hand of Serbia who thought the Austrian-Hungarian Empire was oppressing and killing Serbians. It sounds even more insane when many of these men knew the assassination might cause a massive war (one they hoped to win sure, but in the process they knew at least millions would die). It sounds illogical, and it is, but that is realistically human.

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