#Katana zero to be continued how to#

This not only raises the tension but drives the personal nature of the conflict between Batman and Nakano even deeper. No spoilers, but Tamaki gives us a surprising cliffhanger that is going to set things in a particular direction depending on the outcome. As Nakano gets into deeper trouble, the Batman makes a desperate ploy to save him. While Nakano doesnвЂ™t trust the Batman, the Dark Knight has to convince him that he should, because otherwise, heвЂ™s dead. This is most evident in the fact that Batman has to try and rescue Nakano from the sewers. Despite the scope of the Fear State event, Tamaki finds a way to keep things on a more personal level. But, here in Detective Comics #1044, Deb gets a moment that provides some connectivity to everything else thatвЂ™s going on in Gotham. Besides finding a way to continue what sheвЂ™s been building, Tamaki also uses the first few pages to give Deb Donavan a bit of closure with вЂњThe Road to Task Force Z.вЂќ We know from the last issue that itвЂ™s to be continued in Task Force Z #1. As we saw in the last issue, something is in the Gotham sewer and it seems to be related to Hugh Vile. However, this doesnвЂ™t stop Mariko Tamaki from telling her story. ItвЂ™s no secret that the Bat-books are currently knee-deep in Fear State. Plus, what effect does the Arkham legacy have on the new Arkham Tower? Positives Yesterday I wanted to kill everyone myself and save Unstable Cluster the trouble because after the initial joy of seeing this sword revealed after the death of Unstable Cluster, another monster called greed paid us a visit.Writers: Mariko Tamaki and Stephanie PhillipsД¬olors:В Jordie Bellaire and Trish MulvihillД«atman attempts to rescue Mayor Nakano after the attempt on his life by Nero XIX. What bothers me is the evil side of people's nature that shows its ugly head when men, egos, rare items, and greed collide.

#Katana zero to be continued how to#

I've learned how to revive myself if I die. Who cares? For some reason, men are drooling over the thought of owning this katana and are willing to get themselves as well as everyone else killed in order to get it. I didn't even know what made it so special. I had never heard of this rare sword until recently. But for meleeing adventurers it seems their sword defines who they are.along with everything else.Д®nter the beast known as Unstable Cluster and the sword he holds dear called Soboro Sukehiro.a rare katana that can only be obtained by killing its owner. I decided to practice the kinder art of being a white mage, so I could personally care less about a sword.

Therefore, having a rare sword somehow increases their own personal sense of value. I think they equate these weapons of destruction with their other 'sword'. The convergence of these four things can lead to disaster. The problem as I see it is that the population of Vana'diel is severely lacking in females which can only lead to one thing.too much testosterone in the world and not enough women to counteract it. Many may say we have an advantage, this may be true in some instances. Adventuring in Vana'diel is not always easy for a woman. Sometimes events in life can lead one to a complete mental meltdown. *sits in front of the fireplace in her moghouse and slowly takes a long sip of Yagudo Drink* This time as soon as greed rears its ugly head disband and warp will be my best friend. Needless to say, I will probably be dragged back out to pay another visit to Unstable Cluster. Do I ever want to go sword hunting again? No. The problem is that some people are so good at hiding their greediness that you don't know it until it's too late, but that's another story. I am not dumping all adventurers into this statement, just the greedy ones. Fact #1 - people will for the most part only help when they feel they can get something out of it.

If I had the strength, I would have wielded the sword myself and killed everyone in the party and warped back to the comfort of my moghouse leaving them all dead. All common sense departs at the sight of Soboro. Greed + ego = 1 pissed off white mage named Xianghua. Can't we all just get along? Apparently not. GREED.A word that when put into action can ruin friendships, destroy homes, and destroy nations.