A duel between the two of them would be one of the greatest moments of Atem's life, if he's being completely honest. The fact that it wouldn't be a test of either of their strengths, with nothing dire or life-altering on the line, but something done just for fun makes that an incredibly appealing idea. If there was a way for them to do that, Atem would certainly jump at the chance.
He'd argue that there's never been brothers quite like the two of them. The bond they share is something special, something rare, and he wouldn't pass it up for anything in either this world or the world he came from. ]
Of course you will, but that won't stop me from worrying.
[ He knows he doesn't need to say that; his actions speak clearly enough on that subject on their own, but he wants Yugi to hear it anyway. ]
Now I'm not sure if we should.
[ He would like to know the answer to his question, but he'd also hate to trouble Yugi's grandfather with it. And what if he doesn't have the answer?
It's a silly question anyway, something only a sentimental fool would ask. Logically, Atem knows that the chances of his tomb being there and still in its original condition are quite low indeed. But even with all of that, there's a part of him that still wonders and longs to know, or even to see photographs of it, just like the pictures they've already seen thus far. ]
After all, there are other more important things we should be focusing on.
[ Yes, in the end, Atem still believes that other things must come first, even before searches such as the one they're conducting together. ]
..... sponges I can manage, but garbage disposals??
same. 100% sameA duel between the two of them would be one of the greatest moments of Atem's life, if he's being completely honest. The fact that it wouldn't be a test of either of their strengths, with nothing dire or life-altering on the line, but something done just for fun makes that an incredibly appealing idea. If there was a way for them to do that, Atem would certainly jump at the chance.
He'd argue that there's never been brothers quite like the two of them. The bond they share is something special, something rare, and he wouldn't pass it up for anything in either this world or the world he came from. ]
Of course you will, but that won't stop me from worrying.
[ He knows he doesn't need to say that; his actions speak clearly enough on that subject on their own, but he wants Yugi to hear it anyway. ]
Now I'm not sure if we should.
[ He would like to know the answer to his question, but he'd also hate to trouble Yugi's grandfather with it. And what if he doesn't have the answer?
It's a silly question anyway, something only a sentimental fool would ask. Logically, Atem knows that the chances of his tomb being there and still in its original condition are quite low indeed. But even with all of that, there's a part of him that still wonders and longs to know, or even to see photographs of it, just like the pictures they've already seen thus far. ]
After all, there are other more important things we should be focusing on.
[ Yes, in the end, Atem still believes that other things must come first, even before searches such as the one they're conducting together. ]