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Well... His behavior expressed fear and the need to be vigilant. I figured that since they didn't even bother to consult with him in such a situation, even though there was plenty of time, that such intervention was sufficient – he had already made his contribution, and the leader made a well-considered decision despite the warning, and he might simply not have had time to do anything if it came to that.
Added 9 minutes later Count Orlov
Apparently, it wasn't suicidal stupidity, but just ordinary stupidity, and we could have taken him out in one round.
This is an ambiguous question. I came up with this quest before the topic was opened and, accordingly, before the characters were created, and at the time of writing, one of the main features of this character was his immortality – the ability to regenerate even from a state of mush (sorry for the pun), so conceptually, it was not possible to kill him... But it turned out that one of you had learned the synthesis of Air, so if you had brought him to negative health and, during the battle, he hadn't knocked her out (in battle, his attacks inflict permanent damage, he just """spared""" Anselm and Imelda), then, in general, yes, you could have defeated him. It's not a certainty, though, that it would have taken only one round – he had a lot of evasion, and his blocks (with his hands) broke weapons. Plus, he would have cast a killing wave in any case, either when going into negative health or on his turn – if you didn't evade, you and your equipment would be blown to pieces.