[voice]

[tyranngott]

[One can hear the slight creak of someone's weight shifting in a chair, and there's the sound of a pen scribbling quickly. Wesker will speak up without too much delay, however, musing aloud as though just voicing his own thoughts.]

My, but never fails to interest me how violent people are at their very core. Particularly when their own actions result in... less desirable situations. [Unseen, he smiles thinly to himself before he continues to jot down notes from today's earlier experiment. It doesn't seem as though he has anything more to add.]

Comments

[makewayforroze]

What do you mean?

[She doesn't trust you now so she's sure you did something.]

[tyranngott]

How quickly people jump to murder to rid themselves of self-created problems.

[makewayforroze]

[He's obviously not talking about himself.] Who do you mean?

[tyranngott]

Say you did something on a whim, something to get back at a person you dislike. Your actions inevitably led to someone you care for deeply being forced to be involved with said person. You have no one but yourself to blame.

Is the reasonable response to kill the person that you involved in the first place?

[makewayforroze]

Killing isn't something that should be such an easy option.

Rather or not I would be to blame, it wouldn't change that someone would needed to be defended. I'm not agreeing murder is the right choice but another innocent person shouldn't be hurt for my bad decision.

[tyranngott]

But what if you could not say with certainty that your innocent companion would be harmed at all?

What would you do then?

[makewayforroze]

Be with them until they were out of danger.

[tyranngott]

As most reasonable people would do.

[makewayforroze]

Who is doing something different?

[tyranngott]

He claims to be a monk.

[makewayforroze]

Are you talking about Issei?

[tyranngott]

Yes.

[makewayforroze]

I'm not sure I understand. Issei wouldn't do something like that.