He had to try. Because he'd never had as complicated a relationship as Lucanis clearly had with Illario, so he couldn't understand why his opinion still mattered. Because even knowing how tightly twined his Crow's identity was with the traitor, he'd caused pain beyond belief to the people he claimed to care about for the sake of a pathetic power grab. Because some things could be seen in shades of grey, but not that. Not for Davrin.
He pulled his sword again and stalked forward. He was going to kill him.
(⁄ ⁄•⁄-⁄•⁄ ⁄) thank you for the points
He had to try. Because he'd never had as complicated a relationship as Lucanis clearly had with Illario, so he couldn't understand why his opinion still mattered. Because even knowing how tightly twined his Crow's identity was with the traitor, he'd caused pain beyond belief to the people he claimed to care about for the sake of a pathetic power grab. Because some things could be seen in shades of grey, but not that. Not for Davrin.
He pulled his sword again and stalked forward. He was going to kill him.
"I'm looking at the real danger."