Yes, yes, it’s been a while since my last post. I’ve been in the works for the last 2 weeks of transferring from one web host to another. The transfer was finally complete sometime a few days ago on Wednesday, and I haven’t had much of a chance to talk about it until now.

To avoid my site from getting compromised, I won’t talk about my previous or current hosts, but let’s just say I’m in a better place now, although it’s costing me a few more pennies per month. I might be able to offset that with some AdSense. Too bad I won’t get paid until I reach at least $100.00 in revenue. Who knows how much I’ll get from that. Maybe that’s just incentive for me to post more on the site to increase page rank, visitors, and such.

Anyway, the new host provides better page loading because their servers are a little closer to home, so to speak. And with this new host, I present to you a new page design. I’ve been trying to find a new page design, and this one has worked out very nicely for me.

I finally got around to figuring out how to stream HD flash video without having loading issues and the like. So here’s official ‘working’ version number 1.

All it took was to encode in H.264 to mp4 format, run a little program that I found to move meta/header data to the front of the file to allow for streaming right away, and change the file extension to FLV. Piece of cake, though it took months before I got to this point.

Watchmen is going to be great.

Took a good two years of saving to get this, and it’s exactly what I wanted. Black on black with nav. And it’s no 250 weakling.

Got it last week, but too lazy to get a photo in or a post in, but I had to get a picture of it now, before the wax and shine disappears and its age beginning to show.

Upgrading Wordpress from 2.5 to 2.5.1

So after seeing a daily flux of spam comments, I finally decided to update to 2.5.1 for Wordpress. I figured that must have been the security hole WP was referring to for 2.5 so I had to do it. At least everything is up to date and I have myself a good backup of my site so I can delete my older backups.

Webhost issues

I also found the time to get angry at my webhost for slow connection performance. They put the blame on me in retaliation. When I told them this wasn’t my first barbeque, they backed off and told me they would work with their system admin to resolve my issue. I’m thinking, there’s an issue now? Just as my boss told me, if you know more than what they are telling you, they have to change their explanation and actually have to match your response with a more advanced, more inner-workings type of answer. Let’s see how much is improved. Otherwise, it’s going to be a case of I’m packing up and moving out.

Blogging in general

My friends tell me I don’t blog enough. I know I don’t. I simply don’t have enough time. I really should get on a blogging regiment. At least one blog entry per month.

Website updates

I need a new theme. This one’s getting a little old, so maybe if there’s time on the next 3 day weekend, I might muster the manic properties of bi-polarism to get to updating this.

From Utada Hikaru’s album, Heart Station, it’s track 2, which is aptly named “Heart Station”.

Yes, I saw this about a month ago, but I’ve been lazy in blogging it. I really need to stop being so lazy. Anyway, let’s get on with the last episode.

It’s the obvious grand finale to this three-episode arc. At Bal Masque, Bel Peol talks about how their plan is going to change the laws of the universe, but also alluding that things may not go as they see it. Back at the incident at hand, Alastor calls out the mad scientist, Dantalion, for having lost his mind. Dantalion fires back saying he’s a pioneer and others would not understand. Shana and Wilhelmina regather and prepare to fight, while Hecate and Sydonay do the same, with Hecate opening the attacks.

Shana and Hecate go toe to toe, but Hecate has a few extra attacks and a lot more life energy and is able to keep Shana on the defense instead of on the attack. Wilhelmina isn’t enough for Sydonay either. Both are at a perpetual standstill, which gives “Team Bal Masque” the upper hand. Margery Daw is bloodied up and is still too incapacitated to help out. Outside, Yoshida ponders amongst herself to decide what to do with the Hougu she has as she goes over the facts about Yuji not being able to retain his power of existence at the moment and not really knowing what’s happening inside.

The opening few minutes are similar to the previous episode. It’s winding up the audience by stacking up the odds against the main characters and leaving the bad guys with the upper hand. I’m surprised, though, that Margery Daw would be knocked out of combat after taking only one hit. She recovered quite quickly during her flashback series, but this time she’s already done for.

Back inside, Shana and Wilhelmina are starting to show signs of injury as Hecate and Sydonay draw first blood. But just when Shana and Wilhelmina find themselves cornered inside the steel structure by Bal Masque, they end up holding back on their attack. Shana and Wilhelmina fly around baiting for them to attack them, and at that moment fly back towards the structure, and confirming that the Bal Masque enemies are avoiding dealing damage to the structure. Inside, Yuji regains consciousness and continues on his journey to locate the Reiji Maigo. Shana and Wilhelmina continue their defensive tactics using the steel structure as their defense. Outside again, Yoshida thinks really hard about using the Hougu, and at that moment, the Hougu activates and Yoshida starts to fade away, but it was just her own imagination. She decided not to do it and instead decided to rely on Shana to save the day.

For a moment there, it really did look like she used the Hougu. I was almost looking forward to it only because I hate her character. It would have been one monster of a finale. Oh well. Maybe in the third season, if they plan to have one.

Yuji continues to go deeper into the structure and continuously thinks about his decreasing energy supply. The mad scientist begins the next phase of the experiment by breaking down some of the external frame. Shana powers up and blows a hole into the Statue of Pride and dives in while Wilhelmina stays on the defense. Inside, Shana searches for Yuji following his energy trace. She finds him and tackles him down with a hug. Alastor explains that Yuji’s energy is probably being drained as its being used to power the Statue of Pride. Yuji says the heart is near and the two go together. Outside, Hecate summons the Statue to stand. The blue dome shatters as the entire city sees everything happening, but Margery Daw summons forth a Fuzetsu before any more damage could be done, but reinjuring herself in the process.

This is probably the only other time in this series where Shana reveals her feelings towards Yuji as she tells him quite intimately to not disappear (literally). However, it wasn’t as heart-wrenching as the first time around in episode 15 where she recovers Yuji after Bal Masque had their way with him. On a side note, the scene of the blue dome shattering away looked sick.

Dantalion explains that he has a solution to this problem. He smashes a button, revealing a pair of wings coming from the statue, as if ready to fly out of the Fuzetsu range. Yuji and Shana reach the heart of the Statue, which is the Silver. Yuji senses the Reiji Maigo inside the Silver. Shana attacks the Silver, as Yuji helps cover for Shana. Yuji realizes that the machinery is what is connecting the Reiji Maigo to the Statue. Shana gets knocked away by the Silver, who then focuses its attention on attacking Yuji. Yuji is short on energy and can’t get out of the way. The Silver, now being controlled by Hecate directly, takes aim and fires, but completely misses, to the shock of Hecate. The Silver reels back and Shana goes on the attack with her fiery wings spread out. The wings confuse the Silver/Hecate who sees it as a bird, pointing back to Konoe’s affection towards birds and showing how her memories are starting to affect Hecate’s thoughts. Seeing this apparent bird, Hecate loses her focus and Shana breaks the machinery, and simultaneously Yuji attacks the Silver with whatever he had left grabbing the Reiji Maigo and reabsorbing it back into himself, cueing the appropriate piano rendition of “Hishoku no Sora” similar to how the first season’s last episode did it.

I always thought the Silver was a lot tougher than what was shown here. Margery Daw really hyped him up, and seeing it now, he doesn’t exactly seem all too powerful. As for Hecate, I don’t understand why she’s controlling the Silver the way she was doing it. I guess it was the only way to allow for a flaw in the system to give Shana a winning chance. In this case, it would seem using Konoe to collect memories and emotions backfired on Bal Masque. I guess Konoe is pissing everyone one.

With all that damage, the Statue crumbles away while Shana and Yuji get the hell outta there. Bel Peol sees everything unfold and admits that maybe they can’t change how the universe works, but she does follow it up with a thought that she has more deeds in her plans. Hecate sees everything fall apart and does not know why those memories affected her. The Bal Masque characters all disappear as they see that it’s now a lost cause. Once gone, Shana and Yuji look over the mess that just ensued, with a new song playing in the background; “Sense” by Mami Kawada to be exact. Yoshida appears and is in tears, happy that Yuji’s alive.

They resume their competition to find out once and for all who Yuji chooses. The two girs go back to their waiting positions while Yuji clutches onto the two letters headed somewhere. They also show some quick shots of the other characters. Then they show Yoshida with tears forming in her eyes showing that she has lost. Then it’s a shot at Shana who looks a little pissed off at being bored, but her mood changes immediately when she turns towards the screen with a big smile. Although not revealing who it was she was looking at, it’s pretty safe to assume that Yuji, in the end, picked Shana over Yoshida.

And damn that was a long review. This episode had no slow moments. And I think those who’ve been watching this series would agree that they’re relative happy that Yuji picked Shana. It was bound to happen considering the two are immortal. For those who disagree with the assumed ending, Yuji did pick Shana in the light novels, so you can’t argue against the canon.

As for this episode, it felt a little rushed. I think if they had enough budget for two more episodes, it would have been one hell of a finish. It was alright, though. It would’ve been crazier if Yoshida did pull the trigger and summon forth Pheles, but maybe some other time, I guess. I was a little disappointed that Bal Masque’s plans that they’ve pretty much planned throughout the whole season faltered so quickly. You would think they would have planned out a better defense against the Flame Hazes. Oh well. I think the most important aspect of this episode was to find out who Yuji picks. Without really knowing if there will even be a third season, though possible, it was a good way to finish off this series to tie up some of the loose ends.

In the long run, I think the series started out super fucking slow. Nothing reminiscent of the first season. The whole Konoe thing was such a painful month and a half. They could have easily reserved her for a more minor role and within 2-3 episodes instead of 12 episodes! Things didn’t really pick up until Pheles showed up. Then things started to unravel and things finally started to get interesteing and back on track. So, I give the first half the season a horrible rating and the second half a pretty good rating. And Yuji picking Shana at the end was a good way to close it all off. And I picked up a new song due to that ending too.

A huge blue dome of energy surrounds the clock tower with Yuji staring at the Reiji Maigo in the possession of Hecate. Back at where they keep the Silver, the mad scientist explains how they’ve had Sabrac place a location tracker on the Reiji Maigo, how they inserted a defensive mechanism and a separation mechanism on Pheles’ Keeper as well and how everything has gone off as planned. Hecate sends off the Reiji Maigo to the Silver and tells it to awaken.

Wow, Yuji is so screwed. Now that his, life-support, per se, is no longer with him, he’s pretty much on limited time. And, finally, things are starting to unravel in regards to Bal Masque’s plans. It hasn’t been fully revealed, but now some of the questions are being answered.

Outside the blue dome, Shana finally reaches the front of it as the ground around the area starts to shift and crumble. The other Flame Hazes appear as well. Yoshida is running towards the area too while in the Fuzetsu cast by Margery. Her Hougu starts to light up while she’s heading to the dome. Meanwhile, the Flame Hazes are unable to break open the dome. At the same time, Hecate summons forth pillars of existence power and they all feed into the dome. Alastor believes it’s Bel Peol behind the energy. The energy is then used to power up the Silver. All this time, the clock tower has transformed into a twisted pile of steel. Inside, Yuji knows that if he doesn’t get the Reiji Maigo back, he’s done for. He can still sense the Reiji Maigo, and that it’s being drained.

Outside again, Yoshida finally reaches the dome and explains to them that the Reiji Maigo was removed from Yuji. She further explains that Johan told her what had happened via Hougu she carried. Margery makes use of the situation to ask Sato to use the special device from season one to examine the dome and look for an opening. Inside, Yuji decides that he must do something, so he goes inside the steel-twisted maze to find his Reiji Maigo. However, while inside, he has to fight off a robot fleet defending it.

This episode is starting to get quite thick, as things are starting to get very bad for the main characters. Yuji’s existence is at hand, the help can’t get in, and pretty much all the odds are against them. However, this is the type of anime that always ends on good terms, so it’s not really about how bad it’s turned out. It’s really more about how they’re going to resolve this mess. It’s pretty similar to the Sabrac incident.

Sato locates a possible opening and the Flame Hazes go off. They expect a trap, so Margery volunteers to go in first to take in the attack. As expected, the moment they go in, Metamorphosis is waiting for them and quickly incapacitates Margery. Now it’s a 2v2 fight. The mad scientist guy is there too, who goes on to explain what they’ve been up to this whole time. He explains how Hecate’s clone was used to collect emotions to gain data of the environment to control the experiment. He goes on to point out that a being that uses power of existence as its fuel, emotions for its brain, and the Reiji Maigo as a heart, will be born from the twisted metal. A Tomogara born only of Guze in the human world. Something he calls the Statue of Pride. Shana and Wilhelmina go on the attack to destroy this thing before it’s created while Metamorphosis and Hecate go on the defense.

After the explanation from the mad scientist guy (can’t seem to remember his name, and too lazy to look it up) everything now is starting to make sense. They’ve been after the Reiji Maigo all this time as a fuel source to power their machine and all that crap with Konoe is somehow important for their creation so it could have… common sense?! Whatever. The next episode’s the finale, so it’s going to be an all out battle it seems.

At Bal Masque, it turns out that Sabrac may have been defeated, but not killed as he is talking to Bel Peol. Still, apparently he accomplished what was needed of him and therefore he sets off to do his own things instead of idling around at Bal Masque. Meanwhile, Bel Peol indicates to the rest it’s time to begin. At Sato’s place, Sato tries to make a phone call, but can’t go through with it. He explains to Margery he’s willing to work at Outlaw and will do whatever it takes, even as far as asking for help from those he never wants to rely on (in reference to his father). Margery can’t believe his resolve despite all her threats and attempts to scare him away from Outlaw.

I had a feeling Sabrac would not be that easily killed after all that hype he was given. Him being alive just leaves it open for another season or at least more content for future novels, although I don’t think he will be making another appearance on this series or in the novels any time soon. As for Bal Masque’s plans, get on with it already. They keep alluding to some master plan with the Silver, but not one extra hint as to what they are going to do with it.

As Shana and Yuji head home after the end of the semester, Yuji’s father unexpectedly appear waiting for Yuji. His father has something to tell him so Shana heads off on her own. Meanwhile, at one of the bridges, Yuji’s father asks Yuji for his permission to place the number “three” to the name of his new brother or sister. Yuji realizes then that his mother is pregnant. He goes on to explain that Yuji is actually their second child, as the first one died due to birthing problems, hence Yuji’s name having the “two” in his name, and the third who will carry the “three”.

I guess Yuji’s mom, Chigusa, actually had a reason to be sick, which is pregnancy. I did leave out a lot of detail of his conversation with his father, but you get the gist of it. Now Yuji has even more reason to defend his city, which means he’s stuck there. The thought that comes to mind is, Yuji is already dead and therefore shouldn’t age. Somehow, on terms of some realism, it’s going to be an awkward situation when his family realizes he’s not aging. Anyway, I wonder what the “first born” thing is all about. It can’t just be the author simply wanting to explain Yuji’s name. It must be for some future plot.

At a bench, Shana awaits for Yoshida to show up. When she shows up, she tells Yoshida to teach her how to make babies, which of course, shocks Yoshida. Shana explains that Yuji and his family wouldn’t tell her. Yoshida explains to Shana that she shouldn’t ask those things in public. Afterward, Shana and Yoshida talks about how they will settle once and for all who Yuji will choose. Shana thinks the best way to do this is to make him decide based on separate letters that they write to him. Basically, the letters will both tell him to meet one of the girls. Who he decides to meet will mean that is who he chooses emotionally as well. Shana writes that she will be in the North exit while Yoshida indicates she will be in the South exit during the Illumination Fiesta, which is the next day. The letters are dropped off to Yuji.

It’s just entertaining how Shana blurts out her interest in wanting to learn how to make babies. I’m surprised all the studying that she did growing up did not yield an explanation to her already. If she could recite Shakespeare ala first episode, I would assume she also studied science, and hence some knowledge of biology. At least she came up with a good idea as to how to settle the love triangle. Put all the pressure on Yuji, of course.

Afterward, Ike is headed home when Yoshida bumps into him. He takes the moment to ask her if he can take a moment of her time tomorrow. She tells him it’s fine as long as she can still make it to her scheduled time to wait for Yuji to see who he picks. Upon hearing that, Ike tells her that’s fine as he wants her to hear what his feelings are for her. The next day, at Shana’s place, Shana and Wilhelmina get into an argument when Shana reveals her plans to Wilhelmina. Wilhelmina comes to terms with the facts and decides to help Shana prepare for that night instead.

That night, Ike tells Yoshida his feelings. He tells her she doesn’t have to answer him, but instead when she makes up her mind, to either walk to him or go wait for Yuji. She decides to wait for Yuji. Yuji shows up in front of the clock tower and looks at the directions leading to the girls. Before he could make a decision, Hecate shows up and takes the Reiji Maigo out from him alerting all the Flame Hazes immediately.

What a way to end a rather slow episode. Hecate right off the bat. No tricks to separate Yuji from the others and no need for the Bal Masque goons to assist her. Just show up right in front of him and rip out the Reiji Maigo from Yuji. That was unexpected. I should’ve known it wouldn’t be as easy as Yuji just showing up and choosing one of the girls.

Continuing off from the previous episode, Yoshida is bandaging Shana’s arm when Yuji appears out from the sewers. Yuji asks that Yoshida bandage Shana’s injuries with Wilhelmina’s bandages. Back at the fight with Sabrac, Wilhelmina is fighting a losing battle and Sabrac powers up to prepare for a killing blow. He charges in but is interrupted by Shana. Sabrac can’t believe that Shana is still mobile after being hit with Stigma. Wilhelmina explains that Johan was able to find away to defeat Stigma, and at that point, both she and Shana rid themselves of their injuries to the surprise of Sabrac. Shana also gives Wilhelmina a communicator card where Yuji explains to her a plan that he, Shana, and Margery devised to top Sabrac.

It’s an interesting trump card that Wilhelmina pulled off against Sabrac, but if you think about the time that was spent running away from Sabrac and giving the special bandages to Shana and Margery Daw, would it not be more efficient for Wilhelmina to have healed her own wounds from the start? That and maybe keep some blood stained bandages to not let Sabrac catch on. Another thing I don’t understand is why their clothing restored itself. I guess I shouldn’t question the power of magic.

Yuji further explains that before Sabrac appeared, he sensed a faint energy source around the city. At first he believed it was Zarovee or the Wanderer, but it didn’t disappear after the two were defeated, and he felt the presence was stronger while he was in the sewers running towards Shana. Yuji believes that Sabrac is a large Tomogara that encompasses the entire city, and only manifests only a piece of his total self into a human form for convenience’s sake. Wilhelmina makes the connection as to how Sabrac seemingly does not take any damage despite receiving direct hits. Yuji explains his plan to Wilhelmina, but it’s not revealed what it is, but Yoshida and Sato are directing Wilhelmina and Margery where to go. Wilhelmina agrees while Margery goes around the city casting spell insignias.

Well, all of this explaining actually does seem to make some sense. But Sabrac is actually under the entire city? That was something I never expected. But why doesn’t Sabrac just make himself bigger to become a more imposing figure? Or smaller to be more annoying? Doesn’t seem to be a really well thought out character all of a sudden. Anyway, back to the episode.

The plot thickens as the plan takes shape. Margery is placing spells in a very organized manner while Wilhelmina is luring Sabrac to a certain location. During the fight, Shana exits the fight leaving Wilhelmina to deal with Sabrac. In a quick flashback, it details more of what Yuji explained to the group on how to possibly defeat Sabrac. He explains that Sabrac has a huge body, but really only has enough energy as any normal Tomogara, which is the reason why he only deals with whoever’s in the vicinity of his visible form. Back to the present, Shana sits down to regain all her energy. Elsewhere, while Margery is planting spells, Sato tells her that he can’t think of what happens after Margery dies, and instead prefers to focus his energies on keeping her alive.

After seeing the flashback, I now understand why in the previous episode Wilhelmina spent a good amount of time describing the pros and cons of Sabrac. I thought it was just to introduce Sabrac, not actually something to be recycled to strategize against Sabrac.

Back at the fight, Sabrac goes in for the kill, again, but at that point Margery casts off her spell, which reveals that her insignias create a circular surrounding area with Sabrac in the center. For some reason, the anime’s first opening song (”Joint”) starts playing. Then the area within the spell is lifted off the ground, revealing the existence energy strands that connected to Sabrac breaking off. Shana gets up and before heading off, is ready to tell Yuji something, but changes her mind and heads off to Sabrac. Alastor tells Shana that he’s impressed by Yuji’s contributions during this situation. Shana powers up and charges straight at Sabrac. Sabrac blocks the attack, but without the connection to his power, he’s overwhelemd and defeated. The next day, Yuji’s mom is fine again, and Yuji apologizes to Yoshida for what he said to her. He then asks Shana what she was going to tell him before she defeated Sabrac. Shana is embarrassed and tells him it was nothing, leading to her patented triple Urusais.

After some serious episodes, it’s somewhat nice to see that this arc ended on a light atmosphere. I’m a little surprised that Sabrac, having been hyped up since the appearance of Pheles, was defeated so quickly. I truly believed that Sabrac was going to combine forces with Bal Masque to create an ultimate final battle for this season. But no. Two episodes and the Sabrac threat is neutralized. Oh well. At this point, with only three episodes left, there’s only one more big event left for everyone to deal with. It’s going to be Bal Masque and the underlying plot that has been going on since the appearance of Konoe.

After defeating the Wanderer from the previous episode, Yuji feels a strange presence. He waives it off to tell Shana something, but at that moment the area erupts with existence energy. Yuji wakes up after being knocked unconscious by the sudden explosion. As he gets up, a sword flies straight into his chest destroying his contact bookmark in the process. It’s Sabrac holding the sword, and Yuji is shocked by his level of power. Wilhelmina calls out Sabrac and pulls Yuji out of harm’s way. Sabrac praises Wilhelmina’s improvement in fighting ability. The two begin fighting immediately. Wilhelmina incapacitates one of his swords, but he cuts his arm off and detonates the sword, while at the same time complaining that he’s lost another sword and that he needs to get another one back. He then regenerates his hand along with a new sword.

Hmm, a dual-wielding, assassin-like character. Reminds me of so many instances of this kind of archetype, such as my World of Warcraft Rogue or a Ragnarok Online Assassin. More so the assassin than my rogue, but whichever. Anyway, we finally get to see what makes Sabrac such a feared opponent. He is referred to as a Guze King, like Alastor, so he should be quite buffed up.

So the fight continues with the two dodging each other’s attacks. Sabrac points out that Wilhelmina is already injured, and is not happy that she’s still able to fight. Yuji notices that during the explosion, everyone has gotten separated. Turns out the explosion was Sabrac’s attack called Stigma, which opens up wounds more and more as time passes. Both Wilhelmina and Margery were hit by it. Elsewhere, Yoshida walks the streets clutching the Hougu that could summon Pheles if it came down to it. As she walks on, she finds Shana knocked out.

Now that’s one messed up attack. Of course, they always give these powerful (and cheesy, unblockable, unavoidable, un-fixable) attacks to the not so responsible bad guys. It builds the suspense as to how this whole situation will come to an end.

Wilhelmina and Yuji take cover, and as she explains, Sabrac has an ability to hide his presence. She has never been able to detect his presence, despite all the years. She also explains that he always starts off with surprise Stigma attack leaving his opponents at a disadvantage from the start. Back to Shana, she explains to Yoshida that Yuji’s attitude has returned to the way things are. She too also has been hit by Stigma. As Wilhelmina continues to run away from Sabrac, she explains that though he’s tough, he has his limitations, such as having enough energy capacity to pull off his opening attack, and then is limited to fighting opponents in front of him, and not multiple opponents from all angles.

Shana barely makes an appearance in this episode. She barely even says anything. I guess they’re saving her confrontation with Sabrac for the next episode. As for Sabrac’s weaknesses, I get the feeling that he’s an anal type of mentality where he must do certain things a certain way, and can’t focus if he has to deal with distractions. That’s probably how they’ll defeat him. That, or Yoshida kills herself to summon Pheles. Doesn’t matter either way.

Sabrac tries to chase them down, but Wilhelmina is able to counter his attack, which annoys Sabrac, and gives him a sense of regret of not having killed Wilhelmina before. The chase continues, with Wilhelmina putting in traps on Sabrac and throwing powerful spells against him. Unfortunately, all of her attacks are meaningless. Wilhelmina asks Sabrac if he was responsible for Zarovee and company. He admits that Bal Masque set everything up for him, but he knew they were probably wouldn’t get the job done. Sabrac throws another attack at the two and manages to capture Yuji. However, it turns out this Yuji was a fake, made up of Wilhelmina’s ribbons. The real Yuji is running inside a sewer tunnel that he noticed earlier. Most likely running to where Shana is. Wilhelmina, in the meantime, is showing signs of fatigue from her injuries. Sabrac takes the opportunity to finally get his chance to kill her.

Now that was a crazy episode. They sure raised the stakes against the good guys having to deal with Sabrac who Pheles herself couldn’t defeat. I doubt he’ll kill her. She’ll probably pull out some trump card to save everyone from fought Sabrac so many times. Looks like the next episode is going to be full of action too. I’m sure this battle is not going to end until someone gets killed. It would be a very shortlived moment for Sabrac if that’s the case.