Major Boon

Just a clarification with the use of major boon.
For example, if Meth A receives a bleed of 3 from meth B and subsequently Meth C plays major boon.
Meth B later gets ousted.
Later on when meth A bleeds meth C, meth C can decide on which bleed meth A does and burn the boon for Meth A himself to take the bleed itself, right?

Name: Major Boon
[Jyhad:U, VTES:U, CE:U, KMW:PG, LoB:PA, Third:U, KoT:U/PB2]
Cardtype: Master
Master: out-of-turn. Boon.
Put this card in play when another Methuselah would be successfully bled. Not usable if you control the acting minion. You burn pool for the bleed instead of the target Methuselah (must be at least 1 pool or this card is burned). When you would be successfully bled, you may burn this card to have that Methuselah burn pool instead of you.

blackday wrote:

Later on when meth A bleeds meth C, meth C can decide on which bleed meth A does and burn the boon for Meth A himself to take the bleed itself, right?

Burning the Major Boon is always optional: "you may burn this card", not "you must burn this card" or "on the next bleed, burn this card". So Meth C can choose when to burn it, or not burn it.

Thanks. I just wasn't 100% sure of the validity of technically losing pool to your own bleed.

blackday wrote:

Thanks. I just wasn't 100% sure of the validity of technically losing pool to your own bleed.

That's fine. A burned Major Boon doesn't actually bounce the bleed to you - you are not the target, which would be illegal - you just burn the pool for it when the Boon-ing Methuselah decides.