I'm not an assassin. I -was- a commisar for the provisional government in Russia. Before that I was a soldier, and before that I was a schoolteacher...
*sigh* As a commisar I was in charge of suppressing counter-revolution in the Urals. Violence was necessary and cathartic. I need something like that now. Badly.
I burned villages, not people. I was called Strelnikov. I miss him.
It depends on the situation. Often one can say it doesn't, a killer is a killer is a killer, but I've found it's useful to be on the "unnecessarily harmful" side.
*haughtily* The nation I sold my principles for no longer exists, so you could say my principles no longer exist as well. Just to end this terrible loneliness boredom, I'd murder children in their beds so long as it wasn't my child.
I don't need anyone killed right this second and if I did, I'd do it myself anyway. However, if you're looking for work, I could always use another henchman...
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I burned villages, not people. I was called Strelnikov. I miss him.
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We'll talk further if you're interested.
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