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-Adrian, who lost an arm and an eye, managed to slit the commander's throat so easily and silently? - Ratislav smirked. - I highly doubt it. As for the rest, don't forget, Roger, that this Sorceress personally killed hundreds of people and caused chaos in Dal Shabet... oh, how long have we been on the road... And the natives... They attack, capture, and kill travelers; without them, this forest would be a little safer.
- As far as I remember, this man has already killed unsuspecting targets twice; I don't see anything that could stop him from doing it a third time. War has taught me not to judge a book by its cover, and in this case, I'm saying that we shouldn't underestimate him just because he's missing an arm and an eye. As for the events in Dal Shabet, have you ever considered that if you hadn't robbed the Sorceress's house, none of this would have happened? As for the natives, as a military man, I don't feel any sympathy for them, even though they are simply defending their home. On the other hand, I am simply amazed by the absurdity of this idea.