I try to make it that way. I’ve not exactly been in a position where killing as an emotional revenge has come up for me, although I’m not sure I can say there weren’t cases were I might’ve, if things had worked out differently.
Try to get away with taking things from you. Maybe they get greedy and think you won't come down on them like a ton of bricks for double crossing you, that kind of thing.
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[ there's a flash of a smile, something cold and final. ]
He's dead. I wasn't able to take his head, but he's dead.
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[ there’s no judgement or anything like that, just a question. a simple one. ]
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[ her answer is immediate and sure, as calm as it is passionate. It will always be worth it for her. ]
His death means countless of lives saved. I'd have paid any price for his head to roll.
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And revenge for your sister.
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[ she won't deny it. hers is a case where revenge was worth it and satisfactory. she far from felt empty afterwards. ]
It always would have killed two birds with one stone.
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It is, but I know, for some, revenge leaves people emptier.
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It's a relief that you never had to experience anything to make it emotional.
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I suppose so. Most things have been related to the gang, or the protection of Abyss first and foremost.
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For your role and your responsibility as the lord of the underworld?
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[ revenge… ]
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People are opportunistic.
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