Is that clearer? :)
It's not about wanting to win with a friend; it's about wanting to win beautifully and not wanting to step on those who made this victory possible for the city. But I repeat, if we even try to do so, we will lose. Even if you can act like that, it doesn't change anything – the meaninglessness of such an action remains.
And Mann, whom Reinhardt places his hopes in, could have started helping the city tonight, but no – he decided to sit quietly and not bother anyone. Or were the villains 300 times stronger yesterday? :D
Vissy, do you need proof? Please, here is my post; you can no longer dismiss the argument "it's all fake":
/post/492183/



