"Deal with him?"
Only a third of the sun remained above the horizon, and the sunset made Shade and the blue-eyed girl's shadows sway together:
"I'm not a judge, nor am I a police officer. I have no right to judge others. All this time, I've only been doing things that make me happy."
He took out the curtain he had brought from the casino, twisted it into a rope, and used Living Rope Trick to loop it around the unconscious man's neck. The rope dragged him toward a tree, eventually hanging him from it above a gravestone:
"After all, two people died because of him."
Shade covered Little Mia's eyes with his fingers, ignoring the cat's little paws pawing at his hand. He looked up and watched the body sway a few times before the living man quickly became a dead one.
"Then you've completed the fourth task as well."
Illustrious Miss also looked up at the corpse, then softly sighed:
"The sunset, the tree, the gravestone beneath it, and the corpse hanging from it. It really is quite a nice scene. I'm rather skilled at oil painting, though I paint portraits more often."
She and Shade turned around and began walking out along the stone path through the cemetery:
"I know you care deeply about the truth of the Radiance Messenger, so I'll give you the final task now."
Shade turned to look at the girl walking beside him:
"Please, go on."
She turned to look at him as well. Her blue eyes shimmered with moisture, and Shade was certain he saw that Sea of No Light within them. Her tone was solemn:
"Please save a little girl who was never meant to be born, a little girl who was already dead. No matter what, please save her."