Happy Life
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Amos Selig watched everything that was happening with a stoic expression. When everyone paused for a moment, he gently turned to Agnet:
- Agnet. You must understand how the laws of the world work. This man first poisoned our Mearef Silverknight, and then, seeing that Quetzl was preventing him from dying, he treacherously slit his throat. It doesn't matter what he did it for; he has already gone down that path. He crossed the line, Agnet. He violated the sanctity of another's life and must be punished with a similar punishment. For we are all human. We all walk under the Elizean sky. Agnet... - he continued softly. - I know how to calm him quickly and painlessly; I am a doctor.
As he said this, he slowly patted the pocket where his knife was, and then slowly drew it out.
- I can do it cleanly and quickly, and he will stop suffering. He will never see his family again, so why cause him more pain? There is nothing to be done; bad choices were made. Life does not always forgive mistakes. I will perform this last service. For him, and for Mearef. And after that, we will reach the ruins and unearth what we came for, so that all of this will not be in vain.
- Agnet. You must understand how the laws of the world work. This man first poisoned our Mearef Silverknight, and then, seeing that Quetzl was preventing him from dying, he treacherously slit his throat. It doesn't matter what he did it for; he has already gone down that path. He crossed the line, Agnet. He violated the sanctity of another's life and must be punished with a similar punishment. For we are all human. We all walk under the Elizean sky. Agnet... - he continued softly. - I know how to calm him quickly and painlessly; I am a doctor.
As he said this, he slowly patted the pocket where his knife was, and then slowly drew it out.
- I can do it cleanly and quickly, and he will stop suffering. He will never see his family again, so why cause him more pain? There is nothing to be done; bad choices were made. Life does not always forgive mistakes. I will perform this last service. For him, and for Mearef. And after that, we will reach the ruins and unearth what we came for, so that all of this will not be in vain.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
