The murder is one thing, but--putting our lives on the line still even after the Kingmaker told us what the consequences would be? I understand why he refused to admit it until we found out, but--
[Nobody's life is worth more than another's. Especially that of 26 other people.
Bruce stops himself before he can go on any further and lets out a loud sigh, a hand rubbing the side of his face. He's far more tired than he had been in a good while - which is something considering how exhausted he gets after his transformations. But this is something beyond that.]
But you're right, its the Kingmaker who needs our attention more. [What Kamui did he only did it because he wanted to leave, and being desperate to do that isn't wrong. What's wrong is the Kingmaker forcing them all to this position. To force them to make these choices.] I still don't know what happened down there.
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[Nobody's life is worth more than another's. Especially that of 26 other people.
Bruce stops himself before he can go on any further and lets out a loud sigh, a hand rubbing the side of his face. He's far more tired than he had been in a good while - which is something considering how exhausted he gets after his transformations. But this is something beyond that.]
But you're right, its the Kingmaker who needs our attention more. [What Kamui did he only did it because he wanted to leave, and being desperate to do that isn't wrong. What's wrong is the Kingmaker forcing them all to this position. To force them to make these choices.] I still don't know what happened down there.