Normal people couldn't do half the things Mello could. Still, Bakura had a point. In a few months in Death City, the idea of a human turning into a weapon, even something as harmless-seeming as a Rubik's Cube, had come to seem so ordinary that Mello seldom remembered how bizarre it had sounded when he first heard of the concept.

That didn't mean Bakura was right about everything.

"We're never going to agree about this. You assume being close to someone is inherently valuable. I don't."