🍁Nine Ancient Obelisks

So, the OS I spent on that girl before prison... did she not get resurrected? O_o

- So, you stood up for the girl and, in righteous anger, beat the scoundrel to death? Such cases are like "rock, paper, scissors" - it could theoretically be that you attacked her, and he tried to defend her. - Comrade Lepshand didn't bother to explain exactly how this game was comparable to what happened. - We need to sort everything out, but there isn't time to deal with a change of command right now, so for now, we'll have to assume that your version is correct. Go. If it pleases Shiris, we'll continue this conversation later.

-- No. I beat him to death because otherwise, I would have been lying there myself. Not to mention that he hit first. We definitely need to sort this out. I've known the deceased for over a year. Both of us have been known by Iliman and Gonor for over a year. And this scarecrow, 87...? Fine. Just one request - for the sake of the mission. We don't have many brave soldiers in our squad, and it would be good if the rank and file found out about this after the mission. If we survive, we'll talk more.

It took a lot of effort to maintain a calm face - he has no intention of mourning Sheila, and the fact that 87 didn't survive this situation is only for the better, but the absurdity of the situation is infuriating. Making a face of absolute self-confidence - his eye twitched from the tension, and trying to focus on the fact that tomorrow he will be killing Felician soldiers in a normal battle, Ushumgallu leaves the interrogation room and goes to chat with Zibabenza without any eavesdroppers. I wonder what he would do - would he immediately slit 87's throat with a katana and bury him, or would he completely ignore him? Or maybe he would flip a coin?

Ushumgallu's eye is still twitching on his bruised face as he appears before his deputy.
-- We have non-combat losses. Sheila is gone. I beat the 87th to death, he reports simply and matter-of-factly.