[ it might be easier to swallow if he knew there truly had been. But the city had a hope, she'd been proud and strong and cared for her people -- and even thinking on that alone, tasted like ash and bile to think about all that had been lost. They were right, things never would have gotten so bad if she hadn't died. ]
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If we had the nobles everything would be set.
[And he would steal everything while people were being dumb. :V]
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By all technicality, I believe I fall into the category.
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You don't have anything worth stealing.
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Not anymore, at least.
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Not anymore.
[And he's not too happy about it.]
FROM: garrett@cdc.org
You're one of the few, I'd think, who doesn't.
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Such is the freedom of losing everything, at least. Or at least freedom from thieves.
from: attano.corvo@cdc.org
I could find something for you and leave it out if you like? I am sure someone here has frivolous jewels?
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Always something that keeps you tied down, even when you lose everything.
FROM: garrett@cdc.org
And have the instructors after my hide? Pass. I've thought about it more times than I can count- it's not worth the trouble.
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I have not been living for myself for some time now, but I doubt that is a surprise to most.
[ which is saying a lot, all things considered. ]
from: attano.corvo@cdc.org
I'd say not.
[ if only he had that much self restraint when he saw Daud. ]
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I've noticed. You need to work on that.
FROM: garrett@cdc.org
You're one of the few. Too many hero-types.
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They're not something I've become familiar with in recent memory.
[ there are no heros in dunwall, lbh here. ]
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All the better. Less disappointment.
[The supposed "hero" for the City went mad and tried to heal people by nearly killing them with the presence of an ancient power.
...Yeah. No such thing as heroes there, either.]
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Something like that.
[ it might be easier to swallow if he knew there truly had been. But the city had a hope, she'd been proud and strong and cared for her people -- and even thinking on that alone, tasted like ash and bile to think about all that had been lost. They were right, things never would have gotten so bad if she hadn't died. ]