"Not everything needs to be set in stone. I don't need a plan right away but I can guarantee whatever I come up with it's ten times better this this void you're trying to create. Better do what we can in the here and now than think about what our future would be like.."

He takes another step forward, "Even so, your response was lack luster. Just because you want things the way you want it doesn't mean everyone here has to agree. You're talking to a group of Heroes who have more at stake than just their lives and worlds. I can't account for the various types of things we carry but it's more than what you're making it out to be!"

Everyone was saying the same thing and he -- he didn't need to repeat everything. He was against it and he would fight all of this until the end. The feelings of everyone matter. He understood what Kalki wanted but he wasn't okay with it. He's even more unhappy with the fact that she was taking this too lightly. This was not a small matter. Life and Death, and an existence in a sort of limbo where death wasn't possible and bringing the dead back. He honestly believed the dead should remain as they are, dead. He didn't want them to be subjected to pain or sorrow.

He takes another step, his sword gripped tightly in his arm over his shoulder.

"Plus, if you really care about all of us here, you'd work with us and figure out something together instead of trying to do things your way. Nothing will go your way. I'm not letting it happen. I'll die trying if I have to."

Well too late for that since he saw another fellow Hero going at Kalki but nothing was done yet.