...That's a reference, isn't it.
If so, it's not one I recognize.
I'm sort of ambivalent about it. On the one hand, Usagi -does- sometimes get that serious. On the other, 'prepare to die' just doesn't seem like her.
Edit: Whether you use the background I gave you or make up your own, it seems very likely that the Silver Millenium had some form or other of legal code for the use of magic... a code which almost certainly reviles Things like Metallia, and which Beryl has therefore violated.
So Usagi, in taking her down, would be exercising the Royal Perrogative of High Justice, or something like that - acting in a specific, prescribed manner, which in turn would include a series of semi-ritualized statements (reading somebody his rights would be similar).
Blessed be.
-n
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"V, did you do something foolish?"
"Yes, and it was glorious."
If so, it's not one I recognize.
I'm sort of ambivalent about it. On the one hand, Usagi -does- sometimes get that serious. On the other, 'prepare to die' just doesn't seem like her.
Edit: Whether you use the background I gave you or make up your own, it seems very likely that the Silver Millenium had some form or other of legal code for the use of magic... a code which almost certainly reviles Things like Metallia, and which Beryl has therefore violated.
So Usagi, in taking her down, would be exercising the Royal Perrogative of High Justice, or something like that - acting in a specific, prescribed manner, which in turn would include a series of semi-ritualized statements (reading somebody his rights would be similar).
Blessed be.
-n
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"V, did you do something foolish?"
"Yes, and it was glorious."