“It could be possible, but no simple mortal can achieve such a feat. It would take a being of immense power to make or break the Seal. Even n Angel Knight would have trouble doing it.” Michael said.
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“Well nevermind that. What exactly are the Xir’algath trying to accomplish? What are they planning?” Raphael asked out loud.
“This is not about such abstract terms of ‘good and evil’,” Michael interjected. “The Xir’algath are fierce, unrelenting warriors, who will stop at nothing until they achieve their ends. So if we can figure out what they’re after, then we can be one step ahead and plan a better defense.”
"We do not wish genocide!’ Michael said defensively. “The Xir’algath were once one of us. We would never wish death upon any creature, much less them. But we muct protect ourselves against them, or else we will fall victim to them.”
“I heard that a fleet of Xir’algath ships were planning another assault on a nearby city. Perhaps we could start there.” Raphael suggested. @Jcton @Runa @L.O.S.S-KAL @TheOnlyGuyWhoLikesMistika @meepinater
“Actually, I am not so sure if you shouyld help us fight.” Raphael insisted. “We do not want to see you get hurt. We can better handle this on our own.” Michael said, briefly glancing at Ayet. (@L.O.S.S-KAL)
“This in unfair!” Styrke argued, slamming his fists on the table. “We have just as much every right to slay these beasts as you! We should all be able to fight!”
Surius turned to him. “My duty is to uphold the law and punish its defilers. They have broken the law, and deserve punishment. Preventing me from doing so would be an obstruction of justice, which is a crime.” He tells him.
Ciestaal stays silent, his mask showing no emotion.