[Albert chuckles again, obviously slightly tickled by the monk's words.]
Tell now, what will happen if your crusade for the crystal only save those who've won them? I highly doubt the God of Discord will allow us to live if we keep failing him.
Therefore, are you willing to jeopardize the lives of others for the sake of your own freedom?
So you're willing to condemn us just to save your own miserable soul? Ha! And you people call us ruthless.
Hear me now, young man! I will be more than willing slit the throats of a few sickly sheep to ensure the survival of my flock, but can you honestly state the same?
We will not be the ones to condemn you. If Cosmos emerges victorious, everyone from both factions can return to their worlds. Chaos, on the other hand, seeks to destroy all reality, all existence. If he wins, then all of us will be condemned!
I'm appalled that you can say such things after merrily claiming that killing others would be "delightful."
Well, I rather we all die than just a select few. Besides, I am not ready to die just yet because of the will of your pompous Goddess. In short, if we ever meet in battle, friend, I'll kill without even a blink of an eye.
The name's Albert Simon, young man. Do well to remember it, for I shall be the one to find the way for us to escape madness without even needing to play along.
However, get in my way and I'll carve your innards out through your nostrils. Do we have an understanding?
[There's a pause as Saleh is actually disgusted by the dapper gentleman's words.]
Albert Simon. Very well, I shall remember it. However, you will not find a way for us to escape madness, when you cannot even escape the madness within your own heart.
[And just out of consideration, the sage will share his own name.]
I am Saleh. Should our paths cross in the battle for the crystals, I make no promises.
Mhm. I would expect no less. And thus, I would not allow myself to lose either.
[Especially after these recent events. He has to redeem himself, to his fellow Cosmos warriors, to Cosmos herself, and most importantly, to the Great Dragon.]
So you mean to say you're willing to take up arms against us?
[A cruel smile appears upon Albert's elderly face.]
Oh my.
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When I do battle, it will be for the crystals.
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[Albert chuckles again, obviously slightly tickled by the monk's words.]
Tell now, what will happen if your crusade for the crystal only save those who've won them? I highly doubt the God of Discord will allow us to live if we keep failing him.
Therefore, are you willing to jeopardize the lives of others for the sake of your own freedom?
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It is a chance I would have to take. It is truly unfortunate for those on the side of Chaos, as I have no love for taking lives.
But it is my duty, and the duty of those who fight for Cosmos. Whatever happens, we cannot let Chaos win.
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So you're willing to condemn us just to save your own miserable soul? Ha! And you people call us ruthless.
Hear me now, young man! I will be more than willing slit the throats of a few sickly sheep to ensure the survival of my flock, but can you honestly state the same?
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We will not be the ones to condemn you. If Cosmos emerges victorious, everyone from both factions can return to their worlds. Chaos, on the other hand, seeks to destroy all reality, all existence. If he wins, then all of us will be condemned!
I'm appalled that you can say such things after merrily claiming that killing others would be "delightful."
And who might you be, exactly?
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The name's Albert Simon, young man. Do well to remember it, for I shall be the one to find the way for us to escape madness without even needing to play along.
However, get in my way and I'll carve your innards out through your nostrils. Do we have an understanding?
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Albert Simon. Very well, I shall remember it. However, you will not find a way for us to escape madness, when you cannot even escape the madness within your own heart.
[And just out of consideration, the sage will share his own name.]
I am Saleh. Should our paths cross in the battle for the crystals, I make no promises.
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Very good! Now I hope you are a worthy adversary, Saleh. I've been thwarted once before, but do not assume I shall be defeated once more.
That rude hero was a pleasant challenge for me, so I have high standards.
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[Especially after these recent events. He has to redeem himself, to his fellow Cosmos warriors, to Cosmos herself, and most importantly, to the Great Dragon.]
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[Even after everything he's been through of late.]
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