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No, that's not what I meant. When I come up with actions, features, or anything else, I try to logically justify them. Why would an Orc go and kill his own kind? Unless he's under hypnosis. A magical mirror could work in such a way that it simply changes the target in the killer's mind to anyone else, but not to his own people, naturally. Of course, it could be made so that the negative damage is redirected to the one that the unicorn checked. As if the unicorn remembered a specific individual that it had already seen and mentally transmitted its image to the player who came to it. In that case, I could even remove the ban on killing one's own.