Ideally, I would see him answer for his public actions in the exact same dramatic manner he seems to love. His execution in the courtyard of Heliopolis could do just as many wonders for Springstar's morale as the Tribune's assassin.
But if he keeps hiding in Kowloon, how will he be dragged out? Perhaps he has changed from a rat to a whelk.
I do not know exactly what he has done to change himself, but he did do something before the Harbinger Oracle. He is supposed to just be a human, as far as I knew, but he somehow had two hands again when I encountered him in the labyrinth, and he moved far too fast for what his wizened knees should have been capable of.
His bones are not any more durable than a human's, though. My arrow pierced his skull just as easily as it should have.
I know some of you must know more. So I ask you to tell us.
His madness may have made some Zenites cringe away from him... but those that remain are willing to be his ilk. And more of that is the last thing we need. As rewarding as an execution would be, taking care of him in a way that is far more final is likely best.
Silco
Ideally, I would see him answer for his public actions in the exact same dramatic manner he seems to love. His execution in the courtyard of Heliopolis could do just as many wonders for Springstar's morale as the Tribune's assassin.
But if he keeps hiding in Kowloon, how will he be dragged out? Perhaps he has changed from a rat to a whelk.
I do not know exactly what he has done to change himself, but he did do something before the Harbinger Oracle. He is supposed to just be a human, as far as I knew, but he somehow had two hands again when I encountered him in the labyrinth, and he moved far too fast for what his wizened knees should have been capable of.
His bones are not any more durable than a human's, though. My arrow pierced his skull just as easily as it should have.
I know some of you must know more. So I ask you to tell us.
His madness may have made some Zenites cringe away from him... but those that remain are willing to be his ilk. And more of that is the last thing we need. As rewarding as an execution would be, taking care of him in a way that is far more final is likely best.