Sylph couldn't help but somewhat mentally agree with Yukito's outburst, after all she felt similar anger, as she was sure any other Granzion would. Of course calling the Tranzvilla's bloodthirsty monsters didn't particularly help, and she wasn't entirely sure that she would have gone quite that far. Monsters perhaps, but not bloodthirsty anyways, though she would still have excluded the comment either way. As the second outburst came in retaliation by the one known as Makoto she had to force herself to calmly close her eyes and take a few breaths.

They were hard and harsh words to swallow, and a part of her wanted to do nothing more then throw them back at the other male. All three of them, on the Granzion's side at the very least since she wasn't sure about the Tranzvilla leader, had lost loved ones and to be told that they deserved their deaths was intolerable. As the thought of such insult continued to mull around in her mind, she couldn't help but open her mouth to speak, but found herself stopped as Kaylin spoke up instead. For that she was thankful as she wasn't sure that venom would not spill from her lips. Instead she listened to the dark haired Granzion woman's words, and after a few more calming breaths opened her eyes to confront the adjacent male. A part of her was almost pleased at the somewhat stinging comment that Kaylin smuggled into her mini speech.

After a few moments she could feel the other woman's eyes upon herself and Yukito and couldn't help but return a quick glance with a small smile on her face. She was glad that Kaylin was able to steel herself enough to try and once more direct the conversation towards the reason the five of them were all there. "I would have to agree that, that is the true question to be looking at. Perhaps our actions, lifestyles and perhaps even attitudes look different in your eyes, just as yours look different in ours. I do not know fully what it is your race fully believes about ours, but I feel perhaps there is a bit of light I can shed based on what you've told us just now. I will say we, Granzions, never invaded your city, nor had our race ever intended harm upon yours. What Kaylin says is true the only reason we attack back only because we are defending ourselves" she reaffirmed as calmly as she could. There were still somewhat clear signs of tension within the bluish-green haired woman, after all this naturally called up memories of those that had been lost so far.

"My eyes were not yet born when the start of this feud began, but my parents and elder brother, though barely, were although I can no longer give proof of that. That is not what this meeting is to be about however, though I do believe that both races may need to first sort out the differences and knowledge that they contain of the other, before a true understanding can be reached"the Granzion female suggested, again as calmly as she could.

(D: what happened to Angelo and The-Black-King? D:..ish this going to die again? x.x'' whyyyyyyyy? Must...keep...alive...3:)

Watching as how one of the female Granzions had stepped up only to speak up, saying that his race was the one who had attacked first. Makoto's eyes widened up in a slight bit of anger. He couldn't believe what he was hearing, he was thinking that these fools were lying to him in front of his own face; when he had thought he already knew the truth. Obviously enough, he didn't believe a single word she had said. "We...we attacked you first?!...how dare you make such a claim. Our ancestors were kind, honest, and loving! Your kind came here and destroyed them!! Only some of us had remained to write down the stories that tell the history of what lead up to today." he explained thoroughly, only to take in a deep breath of air and exhale it out when he had heard about how the two races who be if they both stopped their threatening and arguing from one another. Clearing his throat for a moment, he nodded toward her statement. "Hmm...I am not too sure about that. Your kind..and ours?..living in peace?...I do not think that will happen without your race being showed punishment for your deeds." he explained thinking that the rest of the entire Granzion race along with the leader himself, would have to apologize to the citizens of Tranzvilla for their wrong doings. Only to end up hearing from the other female that she seemed to also state that they had never invaded their enemy city. Only to be told that they fought back because they were supposedly 'defending themselves'. A small scoff came from him as he glared at all three of the enemy race before him. "Never intended harm?...so all of those men and women in our city right now with missing limbs show that you mean no harm..? Lies.." he spoke, trying to keep his own cool so that he would not explode in a load of anger once more. So when that same female had explained how that this meeting was to exchange knowledge between the two races to come to a complete understanding, Makoto quickly shook his head to a disagreement. "No. I already know the true understanding, and so do you all. You had dared attack our peaceful city..coming there completely uninvited without so much as a warning. We people, we were living just fine without you. Why did you even bother to come to our fair city?! Why attack it out of nowhere?" he simply could not believe the lies he was told about how the Granzions didn't attack the Tranzvilla city, it was just too hard to imagine.

Yukito had nearly lost his anger once more from hearing and noticing how the enemy leader didn't seem to want to believe that everything he was told was the truth. However, he was luckily able to restrain himself when he had felt a hand onto his shoulder. Turning his atttention to the side from who had touched him, seeing as it was Kaylin was able to tell that she wanted him to calm down. Slowly his eyes went over toward Sylph as well, both of them looked calm and were speaking calmly as well. So giving a heavy sigh to try and calm down himself, Yukito tried to calm himself down so that he would be able to speak more normally. Turning his attention back over toward the enemy leader, when he had spoken on the fact that he supposedly knew the truth about how the Granzions were the first to attack along with all the injuried people among them, in their city. Yukito just kept his cool the best he could as he shook his head once more. "They aren't lies...your ancestors are the liars in this conversation. They are just spitting lies toward your generation about what and how we Granzions are..just because they do not understand us. You must understand, if we truly meant you harm..how come we have not attacked you yet?...you are completely out powered while you are within this force-field. If we are truly as bad as we say, how come we have not attacked you...? Answer that."

A small flash of anger crossed over Kaylins features. She took a deep breath and exhaled loudly. "Have you ever thought about how our people have suffered just as well? Or that we could have just been one of your creations gone wrong? We could have! And the fact that you dare say we intentiolly hurt others, is nonsense! Wheres my family? Oh, thats right, their dead because of how your ancestors had decided that they wanted no more Granzions ever!" Kaylin was now furious. If this type of talk was going to be thrown around then she herself, would have to leave. "Im afraid I must leave. If this were to continue in this direction, then it could get out of hand for me." Kaylin nodded to the other race and to her own and walked out of the forcefield back to the city. She was extremly angry and needed time to cool off.

(Sorry for all these short posts...I normally write more. My jobs killing me)

(No idea. Maybe we should ping them?)

Again anger raced through Sylph's mind, and had to work rather hard to quell it this time around. "You honestly understand nothing, and you seem unwilling to understand the truth. Our ancestors originated from the same place, there was no invasion. Your people drove us from our ancestral home, and to accuse otherwise is an insult to both ancestors and the dead" the teal eyed woman replied as she still tried to keep her voice steady and calm. It truly was insulting to stand there and listen to the lies that issued from Makoto's lips. He knew nothing of their race, their struggles for survival, and he didn't seem willing to want to understand it.

Her gaze drifted towards Kaylin as her anger was expressed. She couldn't blame the dark haired woman for the need to leave. It was hard for her to stay grounded there as well, but she knew that if they were to all leave a talk for peace would be much harder then it was now. "I'm afraid Kaylin's correct as well. Your people have suffered but so have ours. The injuries that you speak of are light compared to what many of us have gone through, and have probably gained them through one of ours trying to defend themselves. You talk of us as monsters, but tell me how can you justify killing the innocent? I've seen women and even children executed mercilessly by your kind's machines. Mothers and fathers have been taken, that have committed no crime other than being Granzions. Families have been torn, even siblings that have never left the other's side since their birth have suffered losses" she stated, crossing her arms to try and help her remain calm. All three of them had ended up losing their parents, and she was well aware of just how touchy the subject was.

Her gaze followed after the other Granzion woman as she retreated back towards the ruins that could barely be called a city, but still was. It remained trained in the direction Kaylin went, even after she was no longer visible, before switching to Yukito. "Our leader too has a point. If we were truly as terrible as you've been describing our race we would have attacked despite the force-field. On top of that why would we be standing here requesting peace rather then simply warring on?" she asked, feeling it important to try and back up the Granzion leader as best as she could.

(Angelo:
The-Black_King: did chu guys forget us? :cry: )

Makoto had listened to how the Granzion leader spoke about how if their race was truly that horrible and violent, that they would've attacked him and his soldier right beside him on the spot. His eyes had widened up for a moment, only to realize that he was correct. Taking a look around them, he had just remembered that they were surrounded within a force field. There was no chance of his backup men to be able to support covering fire while he and Rex escaped to their mechs. Staying silent as he had ended up listening to both the other Granzion females within the area, he gave a soft growl to himself from being angered about what they had spoke about as well. They seemed to had thought that their ancestors and family had suffered worst than the Tranzvilla citizens did. Instead of listening much more, he sighed quietly to himself in anger and annoyance. He simply turned his back toward the rest of them and marched off toward his mech which was outside of the force field. "Rex! We're leaving! Tell the men to lower their weapons and return to the city at once!" He ordered, he simply would not believe these people. However, he wanted to also return back to the city to reread through the history to see if he could find anymore information on the past. He did not wish to believe the Granzions, so he would plan to find something to help him in his campaign against them.

Yukito had listened to everything Sylph and Kaylin spoke about to help back up his own words. Hearing from how the leader of the Tranzvilla no longer spoke back had brought much ease to his own heart, he had thought that they had gotten through to the man. However, seeing him walk away pretty much pushed that thought aside. "Hey!...w-wait a minute! Where are you--" Right before he could speak another word, noticing how the male had stepped completely through the force field; only to get onto the lift of his mech. Yukito clenched his fist on wondering what the leader of the Tranzvilla was planning. Sighing quietly to himself, he had glared at the man the entire time he made his way into his large destructive machine.

Kaylin heard the start up of the mechs and went back to the clearing. She walked back briskly, only to find them leaving. "I hope, when he finds out the truth, he apologizes for all the deaths." Kaylin said through clenched teeth. Kaylin was still angered and would probably be for awhile now. The dark haired Granzion woman sigh softly and picked at her feathers on her wings. She was extremely annoyed by them all of a sudden. Wondering wheter or not to talk, she coughed lightly feeling awkward. "So, I take it that they don't want peace?"

((I didn't forget. I've just been busy these past few days. :sweat:))

At first Sylph too wondered if they had finally broken through the stubborn and thick mind of the Tranzvilla leader. That hope too disappeared as Makoto turned his back and told the other to follow back. They were returning to their city, though for what exactly the teal eyed female wasn't entirely sure. Were they going back to think on things or simply to plan a full scale attack against them now? A bit of fear entered her heart as she wasn't sure their race would be able to survive a full scale attack. She was certain that the Granzions would find out within the next few days at the very least, or possibly sooner depending upon what actions were going to be taken by the Tranzvillas.

She watched the backs of the retreating males, before hearing the voice of Kaylin return and turned her attention towards her. "I'm not...so certain that they're going back for an apology. Judging from how he's acted I doubt that they'll apologize without expecting us to do the same" she whispered quietly. Her attention then turned towards Yukito to see what actions they wished for them to take. She noticed the glare in his eyes and the continual clenching of his fists. She calmly let out a sigh herself, as she figured he was probably as frustrated as she and Kaylin were. "What shall we do? It doesn't seem he's all that willing to negotiate any further. Shall we wait a few days or attempt to speak with someone else?" she asked, glancing towards the giant killing machine that was bound back towards the Tranzvilla city.

With an effort comparable to Atlas hefting the sky on his shoulders, Tali managed to keep from revealing her anxiety. The proceedings were going as smoothly as her first test flight in the proto suit had gone. The hate propaganda that the Tranzvillan government has spread like wildfire was going to be a much tougher hurdle to hop over than she had thought at first. Honestly, the history texts were so full of holes that they should be see-through. Of course, Tali was a genius, so it was a bit more obvious to her. Loosening as Makoto left, without asking questions about her, Tali dropped down to the Granzions to discuss events.

"I don't think that he will be very quick to respond to a summons," she responded to Sylph's question. "Regardless, I have a... proposition for a defense system. How would you feel about a harmless bomb, Yukito? It would literally leave their army helpless for a few hours, and without harming a single person. I can get to work on it immediately if you want. I just don't think it wise to leave yourselves undefended entirely."

Hearing Kaylin's question, Tali felt obligated to respond in defense of her race. "It's not a matter of whether they want peace or not. They do. The issue is that the previous government, for whatever reason, hated you guys. Then they began teaching the children to hate you too. It's not their fault." Then she blushed, though they wouldn't be able to see her. It had just occured to her that they, being Granzions, would probably care less to hear excuses on the part of the Tranzvillans.

Kaylin stared at Tali with her mouth open. "A bomb? Are you crazy! That would mean that they would think that we attacked, and would come after us with a real reason of opportunity. What were you thinking?" She semi-yelled these very few sentences. How could the young Tranzvilla woman even say those few select words? "I for one, don't want to be hunted down, slaughtered, and have people say that killing me was a victory! I will not, nor will I let the likes of a Tranzvilla tell me it would be best to bomb her own kind! Even if it is harmless, it could end up as a bounty for mine and the rest of Granzion races heads. How would you like it if I simply bombed you. Oh, but its harmless, it won't hurt." She said this last sentence in a sarcastic way. "You, girl, are for one senseless. Even I'm not that stupid!" Kaylin glared at her and retreated to the side of Sylph. Hopefully, she wasn't the only one to think this.

(I think I'm going to wait a tiny bit before I post for the leader of Tranzvilla, I'm kind of dead lost what to do...without a post from the black king D,: well..for the moment at least. o.x'')

Turning his attention around toward the direction where Kaylin had walked off to, he had noticed how she had returned. She didn't seem any less angry than she had earlier when she had first left. Yukito couldn't blame her actually, he was still as enraged as she was toward the Tranzvilla leader for being so stubborn. When she had spoken up about saying that once the leader of the enemy found out the truth he would return to apologize for all the deaths that had been caused. His own frown remained on his lips, but rather than showing anger this time; it was more of a worry and concerned one. "Indeed Kaylin, he must apologize for the deaths of our race...but so must we, I understand that we were only protecting ourselves...but we must also apologize when the time comes. We had also killed their race, we have separated men and women from their own families for what we have done; all to protect ourselves." He explained throughly, slowly taking his attention over toward Sylph with a small nod toward her first comment that the Tranzvilla leader wouldn't return so easily just to give an apology. Yukito's hopes were that the enemy wouldn't return to attack the Granzion city with one strike, sighing quietly to himself he placed a single hand onto his forehead so that he would think for a moment. Sylph was wondering what their next plan of action should be, while Yukito wasn't even too sure himself what to do at this point. Going straight toward the city after what had just happened would probably be just all of them walking toward their death. Staying here wouldn't solve anything as well, scratching the back of his head with his same hand that he had placed over his forehead, he gave another deep sigh.
Hearing out of the blue from Tali who seemed to had watched the events the entire time ask about creating a harmless bomb that would be good for a defensive system. Yukito stayed silent to think about the causes and how the Tranzvilla would react to that, even if it were to be harmless. Before he could seem to answer that question, hearing Kaylin blurt out of nowhere that she disagreed with the thought of creating a bomb even if it were to be harmless. His own eyes widened up to immediately look over at her. She seemed rather serious about not wanting to make that bomb, thinking it could be dangerous to how their enemy might take it. "Kaylin. Calm down." he spoke, his own voice raised for a moment just for her to relax about the situation. Soon Yukito returned his attention back toward Tali with his own answer. "As for that bomb of yours Tali...no, do not create it. We won't be attacking them with anything..if what you say is that they do wish for peace as well. We shall do just that, my mother and father dreamed for peace between the two races...and I will make that dream of theirs a reality. Is it possible you can create EMP charges and plant them around the city, along with creating more of these force fields to create a larger range of it?" he asked with curiosity in his own voice by this point. The EMP charges wouldn't harm the enemy but it would immediately discharge their machines if they were to accidentally set any of them off. This would at least allow the Granzions not to be harmed so bad by the large machines, it would require the enemy race to have to leave their machines to go on foot into the city. Where they could easily or at least, hopefully disarm them along with not harming them.

Sylph couldn't help but agree with Kaylin and Yukito in terms of the bomb. "I would have to agree that a bomb, harmless or not, wouldn't be the best of ideas. Our negotiations here just went sour based on a belief that we maliciously attacked and invaded the Tranzvilla city, so creating something that would only verify that lie would prove harmful to us. Although don't get us wrong we do appreciate your efforts to help us" she said as calmly as she could, as she was still rather upset at the lies that had been spouted by the Tranzvilla leader as well as the turn of events.

"I think you misunderstood my question as well. I wasn't necessarily referring to setting up another summons with the Tranzvilla leader again anytime soon I was merely suggesting finding someone else to speak with that might have some form of authority. It's clear that the leader isn't willing to listen to us, especially at the moment. Hopefully though in the future negotiations will be able to be open with him again, and that something has come from this meeting, even if it's something as a small hint of doubt" she continued after a moment, her eyes closing for a bit, mainly to think.

The reasoning that had been given in defense of the Tranzvilla actions didn't necessarily satisfy her, as she was sure it was probably the same with the others. If anything it flared the temper that had been triggered within her, though she did her best not to show it. Even if they were acting how their forefathers raised them, it was still up to those same children to see through the lies and see reason. That was mainly her opinion, and she knew that if she voiced that she may end up exploding on Tali as Kaylin had, and that was one of the last things she wanted. They had managed to gain one ally from the Tranzvilla race and she didn't wish to squander that.

Instead she decided to shift her thoughts and attention towards Yukito's suggestion. It was a clever idea, though it too had its risks. Although it was safer for the Granzion race, it would still prove a danger to their ally as she could end up being discovered. She wasn't entirely sure how Tali's race would react to one they would most likely consider a 'traitor', but she figured it wouldn't be good. Regardless it seemed to be the best suggestion in terms of weakening the 'enemy's' offense and give them a bit of safety for awhile.

"That's what I meant!" Tali declared, a little irritated at their response, especially Kaylin's. Though she handled it well, that was only because of all the similar abusive comments she got at school. "I could just make an EMP bomb that we could use if they attack. It was never meant to take us on the offensive. That was the point of harmlessness. I just had no idea that any of you knew what EMP stood for. That's what those charges you were talking about would be after all, though admittedly smaller. The only problem with the charges is that they would detect them if we put them in the city. Not to mention sabotage could be considered going on the offensive."

Despite being what she hoped was friends with the Granzions in front of her, Tali couldn't help but feel the same frustration she always did. People never understood her, even at school. In this case it was simply a failure of communication, but that wasn't always the case. Even back in Tranzvilla, people just stared at her when she thought out loud, and the reason was because they had no idea what she was talking about. To her, everything came together so crisply and clearly that she was amazed that no one else could see it. The answers were right under their noses! How could they be so blind? And, despite her attempts to be patient, she often couldn't help but reveal her frustration and anger through her body language, as she was doing now. Even under the mech, it was obvious that she was tense. She was even rolling her foot like she did when she got angry.

"Of course I can build more force-field generators. Asking that is almost insulting," Tali responded, her tone noticeably different than before, even through the helmet she wore. "How many do you want? I can make two in a week with my current schedule. I would actually recommend leaving these here for a peace tent of sorts, but it's up to you what to do with them."