Mio wrote:we can't judge Luc from SI and SII
you can say that he had his visions after the Dunan Unification
but then again you can refute that by saying he's been training under Leknaat due to the visions that he saw
and that he was only waiting for the right time to put his plan together (prolly waiting for Sarah)
Luc is Leknaats apprentice for a very simple reason....he has a true rune and he does not have a life since he his a clone.So leknaat took him in for those 2 reasons,if you talk to Luc in suikoden 2 you can see he starts to talk about fate ect ect{I dont rermember his words} which clearly implies his True rune is starting to mess with his mind
As for Sarah....she's the 1 that followed Luc when he left Leknaat,she has so much loyalty and love for him that she will do anything he wishes, Luc left her and she followed him.
ontopic about Luc's dream
a more elaborate explanation from me (from my memory)
Luc gathered all the other True Runes in order to destroy his True Wind Rune
by doing so, he would be challenging god, which would symbolize his freedom from his fate (whatever that fate is)
Luc have seen his fate and apparently he doesn't like it
i never recall anything about what his fate was and noting about ridding the place of True Runes
so perhaps you can say that he was hoping that Riou's and Jowy's fight would bring about a way to destroy a True Rune
maybe in that sense he was indeed placing his dreams unto Riou
I never thought about Luc wanting riou and jowy to destory there true rune...thats a good theory
Luc's dreams were showing him people all over the planet had no power over there own destinies and it was all because of the True runes,he believed if he could destroy his True rune then the cage of order around everyones destinies would be destroyed and thus human beings would no longer be imprisoned.....To do this he did not care how many lives had to be sacrificed.
Luc based all his actions on a vision he got from his true rune but we know True runes are sentient so its very likely the rune was simply trying to trick him into killing himself so that the rune could be freed like the wind it represents.