Stop at the stop sign go at the red sign
08-24-2013, 02:59 PM
I would like to train with you some day if that's alright. You see, my father secluded me from the world, I have not been in contact with many wolves unless they were my own victims. I've killed my fair share of wolves, but I may lack a few skills here and there. So far Oddity didn't seem like such a bad man, that is until the last set of words slipped from his lips. I have not been in contact with many wolves unless they were my own victims. This man had victimized wolves. He had made them his victims. Was Isardis aware of this man's past? Killing other wolves for no other reason than to kill them went against Taurig's moral sense of code. The only time it was acceptable to kill another wolf would be during war or if the second wolf was endangering his life or the life of his family. Would Oddity revert back to his old ways? The Knight certainly hoped not or else he would bring this to attention of his father or take care of it himself. Well, just tell me when I will be sure to find you to train. He made no comment about Oddity's having killed wolves before. He wasn't sure the reasons behind having killed wolves, but he wasn't too sure that he cared really. He was on the fence now about this man, unsure if he could fully trust him or if somewhere deep inside him his old ways still weren't completely gone. Taurig decided not to write him off completely. He would keep an eye on him and if Oddity proved to have surpassed his old ways, then he would be in good with the Knight. Talk like this |