Darkeye
Nine strikes
Darkeye followed Amun's movements very closely. So clumsily he trusted Amun just everything. "You could have secured the area. Then three people would not have died. Yes, you knew him longer which makes your action even more questionable." Darkeye thought that Amun was too consumed with revenge. If only Amun knew how well Darkeye understood.
"Bullshit you wanted to attack them, you're just trying to justify your action. Of course, they think they are already at war with you. But that doesn't mean you can't do better. You have to understand that. On the path where you are right now, Amun, there will be no redemption."Darkeye breathed in loudly. "I can try and I will try! With the help of my God, I will try everything in my power. If necessary, I will take up arms myself and try to solve it in another way." Darkeye knew that what he said sounded strange, but he was convinced. He still followed the movement of Amun with his eyes. "I will write a war book in which every war crime will be recorded. Impartial since so many do not act according to your opinion. You are so wrong on this point."
Darkeye thought carefully. He shook his head and took a deep breath. What was Darkeye missing here? "You think I'm that simple. How stupid do you think I am? I am aware that you have had to put up with a lot, and I am aware that you have lost family and friends. But you are free. You are not slaves. You are no longer captives, so stop stoking the fires of war. Sometimes it helps not to direct your anger and rage at others. If you can calm down and talk to me reasonably, we will discuss this further. You can describe the captivity to me from your side. But right now you're not being reasonable." Darkeye tried to make it clear to the boy that he was talking himself into a frenzy.
Darkeye's fists wrinkled more and more. "I hope you realize that you're not a bit better than them right now, aren't you? The last battle is still far away. But you want to keep bringing innocents into the fight, do that. Compassion and pity are something that comes for free. I understand that the order has done you a lot of harm. But now that Gideon is dead, they have lost their greatest aggressor. That will change things. What do you think is necessary to ensure freedom? If you don't want to kill them all? You say you can't live in peace when the order exists like this. Do you want to slaughter all the people who serve their gods the way you do? That's what it sounds like to me. Tell me what you are trying to do. Give me a reasonable answer. Maybe then I won't give you any more pity." Darkeye knew he was talking a lot right now. He was deliberately provoking Amun. It was clear to him that there could be no good answer to such a thing. But he hoped to change his point of view. He had to try.
With all his strength in his body, Darkeye braced himself against the chains, even when the metal bored into his body. He was not made of sugar. With a sweeping movement, he slung himself up and pressed his knee on Amun's neck. Darkkeye was in pain. He lunged with his dagger. He tried to stop his strike with the dagger right in front of Amun's eye.
"Bullshit you wanted to attack them, you're just trying to justify your action. Of course, they think they are already at war with you. But that doesn't mean you can't do better. You have to understand that. On the path where you are right now, Amun, there will be no redemption."Darkeye breathed in loudly. "I can try and I will try! With the help of my God, I will try everything in my power. If necessary, I will take up arms myself and try to solve it in another way." Darkeye knew that what he said sounded strange, but he was convinced. He still followed the movement of Amun with his eyes. "I will write a war book in which every war crime will be recorded. Impartial since so many do not act according to your opinion. You are so wrong on this point."
Darkeye thought carefully. He shook his head and took a deep breath. What was Darkeye missing here? "You think I'm that simple. How stupid do you think I am? I am aware that you have had to put up with a lot, and I am aware that you have lost family and friends. But you are free. You are not slaves. You are no longer captives, so stop stoking the fires of war. Sometimes it helps not to direct your anger and rage at others. If you can calm down and talk to me reasonably, we will discuss this further. You can describe the captivity to me from your side. But right now you're not being reasonable." Darkeye tried to make it clear to the boy that he was talking himself into a frenzy.
Darkeye's fists wrinkled more and more. "I hope you realize that you're not a bit better than them right now, aren't you? The last battle is still far away. But you want to keep bringing innocents into the fight, do that. Compassion and pity are something that comes for free. I understand that the order has done you a lot of harm. But now that Gideon is dead, they have lost their greatest aggressor. That will change things. What do you think is necessary to ensure freedom? If you don't want to kill them all? You say you can't live in peace when the order exists like this. Do you want to slaughter all the people who serve their gods the way you do? That's what it sounds like to me. Tell me what you are trying to do. Give me a reasonable answer. Maybe then I won't give you any more pity." Darkeye knew he was talking a lot right now. He was deliberately provoking Amun. It was clear to him that there could be no good answer to such a thing. But he hoped to change his point of view. He had to try.
With all his strength in his body, Darkeye braced himself against the chains, even when the metal bored into his body. He was not made of sugar. With a sweeping movement, he slung himself up and pressed his knee on Amun's neck. Darkkeye was in pain. He lunged with his dagger. He tried to stop his strike with the dagger right in front of Amun's eye.
each for one sin
