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I can see your regrets, and show you your potential. Before Landis Tipton
received the gifts of The Ten Vulnerabilities, I was responsible for two of
them. There were five of us in total, and we chose to use our abilities very
differently. We were nomads, traveling all over the world—mostly the North
American continent—helping people one at a time. We searched for those who
were at their lowest, who needed the most help. I was on the frontlines of
this mission. Regret is one of the strongest emotions that a person can
have, and sight is one of the strongest senses. It was easier for me to pick
our targets out of a crowd without having to wait for them to do something
to draw attention to themselves. I could just see it. Once I found a
candidate, the five of us would explore this person’s life further. We could
strategize about what we could do to help this person live a better life.
The way we saw it, our tasks were helping the whole world exponentially.
Everyone we supported would go out, and pay it forward. With a brand new
lease on life, they would find it in their hearts to help others in their
own ways. Honestly, we didn’t think to focus on only one of the
Vulnerabilities, like Landis has. We were drawn to one another, and it felt
like we absolutely had to work together in order to fulfill our
destinies. Had we only let the Health Smeller do her thing, what work would
have been left for the rest of us? We just had a different perspective. And
fittingly enough, I regret nothing. And you know that’s true, because if I
did, I would be able to tell, and I’m comfortable enough with my own
vulnerabilities that I would be honest about it. I can’t bring my own
regrets to the surface, but I’m very good at recognizing them. We did our
own thing our own way, and I still think we improved the world. We didn’t
always hit it out of the park. There is a reason why we don’t have the gifts
anymore, and why we had to transfer them to Landis. But I don’t like to talk
about it, because that is something that I regret. Maybe I’m not as
brave as I believe. I should be able to talk about what happened.
Unfortunately, while I helped countless others see their potential, I could
never see my own. But again, the gifts belong to Landis now, and while it
saddens me a little that my Vulnerability senses aren’t being used, I’m
proud of the work that he’s been doing. That’s why I chose him in the first
place. I didn’t know exactly what he was going to do, but I knew that he was
on his way to reaching greatness.
