Sophia can't quite help tensing up, a little less certain now of her conversation companion. It may indeed not be an answer she likes, exactly. But it is no less honest than anything else he has said to her this evening. And he does have a point - not that she's ever seen him using the sword in direct combat. Something else trickles through her mind, an offhand comment of no discernible origin.
The only ones who should kill are those who are prepared to be killed.
..That's not a line of thought she likes, either. Pressing fingers to her temple a moment, partially splayed against her forehead, she tries to focus again on the conversation at hand. It would be rude to zone out when Sanger is open to discussion on an admittedly subjective subject, after all.
"It all comes down to choice, in the end.. But even those who's actions may be evil have a reason for what they do. But can someone really make the right choices if the only views they've ever known are those they've been raised to believe?" Belief was a powerful thing, after all. Sveta's faith in her gods had been unshakable - and she'd clearly believed that wiping out Union was the right course of action.
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Well.
Sophia can't quite help tensing up, a little less certain now of her conversation companion. It may indeed not be an answer she likes, exactly. But it is no less honest than anything else he has said to her this evening. And he does have a point - not that she's ever seen him using the sword in direct combat. Something else trickles through her mind, an offhand comment of no discernible origin.
The only ones who should kill are those who are prepared to be killed.
..That's not a line of thought she likes, either. Pressing fingers to her temple a moment, partially splayed against her forehead, she tries to focus again on the conversation at hand. It would be rude to zone out when Sanger is open to discussion on an admittedly subjective subject, after all.
"It all comes down to choice, in the end.. But even those who's actions may be evil have a reason for what they do. But can someone really make the right choices if the only views they've ever known are those they've been raised to believe?" Belief was a powerful thing, after all. Sveta's faith in her gods had been unshakable - and she'd clearly believed that wiping out Union was the right course of action.