Clark lowered his head when Bara and Bernkastel questioned him. It was a difficult question, and hard to answer in a way that could be satisfactory for everyone. “Its…” Clark tried to avoid certain words that would downplay his actions. He wanted to make sure that what he said contained full acknowledgement of his actions that led to the demise of Gogeta and leave Vegetto from shouldering any responsibility.
“I make no excuses. I saw that there was poison building up within Vegetto. A sort of poison that taints one’s mind and causes them to become reckless, unhinged and dangerous. When Zenta attacked Vegetto, I knew that he wasn’t going to take that lightly. So, I did what I had to do. Or at least, that’s what I thought.” He turns to Cayde. “Our fight was my attempt to get closer to understanding him, but it just drove him further away and I couldn’t reach him anymore.”
The Kryptonian stared directly at Bernkastel, finally getting to the matter. “That’s when Gogeta came in, at the worst possible time. I meant no ill feelings, but Gogeta is easily impressionable. After Vegetto declared his intentions of being free and destroyed all attachments, seeing Gogeta’s eyes was enough for me to make a quick decision. I’d assumed that the toxic energy he was spilling was affecting him as well, and I did not want to risk another person falling into that same darkness. So, I tore apart his body and crushed him with all my might.” He paused; his gaze never leaving Bernkastel. “That’s the truth of the matter. I assumed that Vegetto’s toxic influence would drive Gogeta into a darkness that he may never come out of. And I couldn’t risk that. But. It was a huge error on my part. He’d simply was at the wrong place, wrong time. He’d was at no fault for what had happened to him.”
“There was some other stuff that happened, like Air Dancer attacked us, and Wordplay shown up, although someone was controlling him or something.” Clark quickly reviewed the events afterwards. “And that ultimately led to my using a move that exhausted my body to help Vegetto secured a victory, since we put aside out battle to fight Air Dancer.” Clark glanced at the Potara fusion. “He could’ve finished me off, but he didn’t.”
Clark held out his arms for Spawn to arrest him instead. “I accept full responsibility for my actions, and my reckless behavior. Don’t punish Vegetto—I don’t know why he lie, but I’m sure he has his reasons. But ultimately, it was me. All me. I was simply not well-equipped to help a friend in need and chose the worse option to try and amend things. That ultimately let to Gogeta’s death.”
“I make no excuses. I saw that there was poison building up within Vegetto. A sort of poison that taints one’s mind and causes them to become reckless, unhinged and dangerous. When Zenta attacked Vegetto, I knew that he wasn’t going to take that lightly. So, I did what I had to do. Or at least, that’s what I thought.” He turns to Cayde. “Our fight was my attempt to get closer to understanding him, but it just drove him further away and I couldn’t reach him anymore.”
The Kryptonian stared directly at Bernkastel, finally getting to the matter. “That’s when Gogeta came in, at the worst possible time. I meant no ill feelings, but Gogeta is easily impressionable. After Vegetto declared his intentions of being free and destroyed all attachments, seeing Gogeta’s eyes was enough for me to make a quick decision. I’d assumed that the toxic energy he was spilling was affecting him as well, and I did not want to risk another person falling into that same darkness. So, I tore apart his body and crushed him with all my might.” He paused; his gaze never leaving Bernkastel. “That’s the truth of the matter. I assumed that Vegetto’s toxic influence would drive Gogeta into a darkness that he may never come out of. And I couldn’t risk that. But. It was a huge error on my part. He’d simply was at the wrong place, wrong time. He’d was at no fault for what had happened to him.”
“There was some other stuff that happened, like Air Dancer attacked us, and Wordplay shown up, although someone was controlling him or something.” Clark quickly reviewed the events afterwards. “And that ultimately led to my using a move that exhausted my body to help Vegetto secured a victory, since we put aside out battle to fight Air Dancer.” Clark glanced at the Potara fusion. “He could’ve finished me off, but he didn’t.”
Clark held out his arms for Spawn to arrest him instead. “I accept full responsibility for my actions, and my reckless behavior. Don’t punish Vegetto—I don’t know why he lie, but I’m sure he has his reasons. But ultimately, it was me. All me. I was simply not well-equipped to help a friend in need and chose the worse option to try and amend things. That ultimately let to Gogeta’s death.”