A long time ago, Trinity was made up of three different schools. Eventually they all signed a treaty and over time they turned into one school. But there was a fourth school, Arius, that refused to join them and fell into ruin. Trinity and Arius have been bitter enemies ever since.
Then there's Gehenna. A terrible, chaotic school. But one that Nagisa, as a host of the Tea Party, was going to sign a peace treaty with. Not to merge, but to cease fire.
In secret, I allied with Arius. I sent assassins after my friends so that I could take over the Tea Party, sabotage the treaty with Gehenna, and lead Trinity into war against them.
Seia was hurt badly. Nagi I intended to imprison so that I wouldn't have to kill her. For a while I was even led to believe that Seia had been killed, and I continued on anyway.
... And I did it out of nothing but hate for Gehenna.
... In the end, Seia recovered and my plan was dissolved. The Eden Treaty was signed, and after... a little bit more trouble, Arius faded back into the shadows.
Whether it's an accident or not, the result is what matters. Is it 'fair' to let a killer walk free after they pulled the trigger? Just because they didn't realize what would happen?
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Sure, let's hear it.
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A long time ago, Trinity was made up of three different schools. Eventually they all signed a treaty and over time they turned into one school. But there was a fourth school, Arius, that refused to join them and fell into ruin. Trinity and Arius have been bitter enemies ever since.
Then there's Gehenna. A terrible, chaotic school. But one that Nagisa, as a host of the Tea Party, was going to sign a peace treaty with. Not to merge, but to cease fire.
In secret, I allied with Arius. I sent assassins after my friends so that I could take over the Tea Party, sabotage the treaty with Gehenna, and lead Trinity into war against them.
... For starters.
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Huh. So a case of choosing the lesser evil? Choosing to kill if it means a better outcome?
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Rather than thinking about it as if there are lesser evils, it was simply a matter of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend."
I don't think anyone who nearly gets their best friends killed can claim that they were thinking of a lesser evil.
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...why'd you do all that?
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... And I did it out of nothing but hate for Gehenna.
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What a joke.
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I was just trying to move on, but...
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[ folds his arms ]
Sounds about right, honestly. The only thing life loves more than karma is being unfair.
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You go back on something terrible you did once and try to move on, only to get sentenced to death over an honest accident, and you call that fair?
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Whether it's an accident or not, the result is what matters. Is it 'fair' to let a killer walk free after they pulled the trigger? Just because they didn't realize what would happen?
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...people have done far worse and gotten off scot free.
I mean, even the other "villains" here just get caught and thrown in jail, and I'm sure they've killed others intentionally.
I don't know what 'fair' is...but it's not this.
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