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- I think we can let him go, - Gaheg expressed his opinion about Kelenor, - otherwise, the death of our leader would be in vain. Let him go home and try to protect his loved ones, before they too join the dead. There is no point in him attacking us.
-This man is an instrument of evil - said Aurelius - he must be brought to a lawful trial. But since we have no way to bring him to Dal Shabet for such a trial, he must be executed on the spot. Evil must not go unpunished. Justice must prevail.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
- As for further advancement, we can continue heading towards the ruins, but the lizards have likely reinforced their defenses after detecting our scouts, so we might not be able to break through them.
-This man is an instrument of evil, - said Aurelius, - he must be brought to justice. But since we have no way to bring him to Dal Shabet for such a trial, he must be executed on the spot. Evil must not go unpunished. Justice must prevail.
- Silverknight himself released Laust, saying that he doesn't care about criminals and justice. Now he is gone, but that doesn't mean you should be the one to decide on such matters. By the way, your company has nothing to do with the expedition, and you should be more concerned with the question of returning home. As soon as we find the city, you can leave our group and go about your business.
- Silverknight himself released Laust before this, saying that he doesn't care about criminals and justice. Now he's gone, but that doesn't mean you should be the one to solve such issues. By the way, your company has nothing to do with the expedition, and you should be more concerned about returning home. As soon as we find the city, you can leave our group and go about your business.
-If there were civilized cities here, someone would know about it. I mean, besides Laust, who ruined many people with his lies, including the people I traveled with. As for Silverknight's actions, his example shows what such indifference can lead to. After all, you were robbed before meeting us, as I heard?
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
-This man is an instrument of evil, - said Aurelius, - he must be brought to justice. But since we have no way to bring him to Dal Shabet for such a trial, he must be executed on the spot. Evil must not go unpunished. Justice must prevail.
-- And since when have you become the one dispensing justice? And since when have you been evaluating our capabilities? If you want, assign me to oversee him. I already have responsibilities, of course, but I can take on one more.
– Since when have you been dispensing justice? And since when have you been evaluating our capabilities? If you wish, I can take over supervising him. I already have my duties, but I can take on one more.
– He is an extra mouth to feed. He is an extra guard who will have to watch over him. He is an extra burden, slowing down our journey. I am sure this man fights much better than you, my lady, and if he has found an accomplice in the camp or simply manages to escape, it could mean your death. As for justice, I am a servant of the Emperor. Fighting evil is my duty, and you are the first to doubt my competence in this matter.
Added 2 minutes later WisTrit
– I suggest we leave him here, give him a sword, and let him try to reach a settlement.
Then we will have to give him some provisions, medicine, and money for the road.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
-He's just another mouth to feed. He's an extra guard we'll have to watch over. He's an unnecessary burden slowing us down. I'm sure this man is a much better fighter than you, my lady, and if he finds an accomplice in the camp or simply manages to escape, it could mean your death. As for justice, I am a servant of the Emperor. Fighting evil is my duty, and you are the first to question my competence in this matter.
-- That won't mean my death, because I, despite everything, still trust him! Because... Even if he killed the Silver Knight, I don't know, perhaps due to some kind of madness, he still deserves more trust than someone like you! A servant of the Emperor? Fighting evil? Excellent! Then you should first of all kill yourself; there will be less evil in this world," Agnet was very upset by everything she heard, and now she was letting it all out. "We have a madhouse here, but if we kill everyone, who will be left? Who?!" She took several loud breaths, which helped her calm down a little. "Who among you considers himself infallible, let him be the first to raise his sword against him."
- If he wants to survive, he'll just kill a squirrel.hehehe
Arandor
- He'll be fine with my old sword. if Revan hasn't lost it! Otherwise, give him yours or his.
-In that case, it would be more merciful to kill him on the spot. The only way he can survive is if he runs into scoundrels like Laust. And guess who they'll go looking for after meeting him? Because he'll definitely tell them about our goals and about how we, or rather, you, want to get rich.
Ment
-- This won't mean my death, because I still trust him, no matter what! Because... Even though he killed Silver Knight, I don't know, maybe he was out of his mind, but he still deserves more trust than someone like you! A servant of the Emperor? Fighting evil? Great! Then you should kill yourself first, there will be less evil in this world, -- Agnet was very upset by everything she heard and now she's letting it all out. -- We have a madhouse here, but if we kill everyone, who will be left? Who?! -- she sighed loudly several times, but it helped her calm down a bit. -- Who among you thinks they are infallible, let them be the first to raise their sword against him.
-That's exactly why women have no place in military units, Aurelius sighed, but still glanced at Mark, Azure, and Raina - and if the conversation has come to this, then I am ready to raise my sword against him.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
-That's precisely why women have no place in military units,” Aurelius sighed, but still glanced at Marcus, Azure, and Raina – and if the conversation turns this way, I'm ready to draw my sword.
Dal Lang stood between Aurelius and Kelenor. -- Fine, then go ahead. Right now. Go and kill him. But first, try to get past me and taste my spear.