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The Way Back Home 157
└ posted on Wednesday, 12 February 2025, by Novil
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He don’t care who he hurts, do he?
@ Frith Ra:
One thing I found interesting is that I never recall an instance of Eldor hurting any of the people we know to be decent folks any more than he had to. But these people are not good people, and he knows it, and he doesn’t seem to hold back much once they push him to action instead of giving him access immediately – note that this woman is the one that was torturing Viviana. Certainly we know he could easily knock them out without damage as he did with a lot of others, but with them he just uses brute force and harm.
We know she deserved it, but did Eldor know she deserved it? Also, I don’t care, because she deserved it. 🙂 We don’t find out if Eldor has seen the Viviana’s Tell All broadcast or not.
@ Vicious Sand:
We know he hasn’t. He had to ask Lili where Viviana was. He would’ve known she’d been arrested if he had been watching it, as the arrest happened while the broadcast was open.
Yeah, I don’t think he knows anything that’s been going on, as he’s been busy preparing for his mass spell with Lilith. But it’s so satisfying to see her suffer like that. Kinda curious what happens to her, as I don’t remember. If she lives, is permanently scarred, buried alive (we can only hope).
Well, he did commit the massacre at the beginning of the story in order to set Lilith on her path toward casting her spell.
@ aaaaaa123456789:
He doesn’t know, but he knows that she is kept in prison by these people. And these people are getting into his path. I guess that is enough to annoy him, especially when he feels so close to his main goal.