"You members of the Good alignment boast that everyone is equal, don't you? Aren't you supposed to be tolerant of others while holding yourselves to strict standards? Didn't you vow to save the innocent? Well, now two weak, miserable Good elves have innocently made a mistake right before your eyes. Will you uphold 'absolute order' and end their young lives?"
That was the message Punk wished to convey to Likhos. Although he had not explicitly voiced the profound question beneath it, the caster's substitution of concepts through the paradox between "goodness" and "order" was glaringly obvious.
So the most crucial question now was... would the Legendary Elf Ranger who believed in "friendship, mutual aid, Lawful Good" choose to personally slaughter these two young girls, their eyes empty and utterly incapable of resistance?
This was certainly a question worth considering. After being abruptly confronted with it, Misty Morning Wind—who looked no more than a young boy and was always quiet and reserved—immediately froze in confusion.
Something isn't right here, is it? How did a confrontation between two Morningstar big shots suddenly get dragged onto me? And... should I really lay hands on innocent members of my own race? According to the law, being ruthless would naturally be correct at a time like this, but personally killing "innocent people" still sounds rather unpleasant...
Likhos must have had countless bewildered thoughts racing through his mind after being asked such an abrupt question. Especially under the oppressive, even hair-raising stare of Whisper of Destruction, the seemingly shy Legendary youth showed not the slightest hint of independent judgment.
In a single second, he carried out no fewer than three actions.
First, Likhos turned almost reflexively to look at Grand High Priest Aikar beside him, who had maintained his smiling expression from beginning to end. Clearly,