bring back the water
"If it was really to make this place better for everyone, why wouldn't I?" Remi replied, the genuine altruism in his voice easy and apparent, colouring his words just as surely as his accent did.
Biting his lip and shaking his head slightly, Remi pulled in a breath and held it for a moment. "It...it is not always about whether it makes a difference, if it is the right thing to do." He said softly, stumbling over the ideas in his mind, half-formed ethics he didn't quite understand.
To her last sentiment, the alchemist could only sigh, his eyes dropping to regard the water-stained papers on his desk. He could never threaten, especially not the lives of children. Nothing was worth that. Only...he supposed that was why some—like Zariah—were destined to become rulers, while those like him were not. "I know nothing of politics." Remi admitted. "I...please leave Aoife out of this. The children...please leave them alone." The alchemist pleaded, more than happy to fall onto his knees to underscore his case.
Biting his lip and shaking his head slightly, Remi pulled in a breath and held it for a moment. "It...it is not always about whether it makes a difference, if it is the right thing to do." He said softly, stumbling over the ideas in his mind, half-formed ethics he didn't quite understand.
To her last sentiment, the alchemist could only sigh, his eyes dropping to regard the water-stained papers on his desk. He could never threaten, especially not the lives of children. Nothing was worth that. Only...he supposed that was why some—like Zariah—were destined to become rulers, while those like him were not. "I know nothing of politics." Remi admitted. "I...please leave Aoife out of this. The children...please leave them alone." The alchemist pleaded, more than happy to fall onto his knees to underscore his case.
let your ships roll in
Speaks with a thick Italian accent.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
