RETH
Reth growled, but Aymora didn't drop the knife she'd levelled at him, just raised an eyebrow. "I am practical," she said dryly. "I don't desire death for anyone. But when one person's death might save the lives of many others, it's a valid protection of the people. And when that person is someone who has proven to run in circles of evil… there is no question in my mind. Remove him from the city as you will any of the others who remain dark."
"But he isn't dark anymore, Aymora, that's my point," Reth pushed out of the chair he'd been sitting in and began to pace the floor. "He saw the light and followed it. He did the right thing. I will wait to see what threat is formed by his presence—if there even is one at all."
