The Elder Scrolls: Voice of the Sky (OOC)

[Dervish]

Oh, that's actually a good idea. You get a cookie!

[Chanda]

Is no one phased by the man murdered in cold blood? No one finds it the least bit suspicious that some random guy walks in and freed everyone for no apparent reason? He's just sittin' there, calmly eating food after brutally ending a man's life, and the bug man is the one Ash considers killing? This guy could be leading everyone right into an even more torturous trap for all we know.

Man, my criticism of the group members may not all be taken from the IC, lemme tell ya. I hope someone has a head on their shoulders.

[Vanquished]

Oh shush you. I'm aiming to have an....interesting post up tonight.

[Slim Shady]

Is no one phased by the man murdered in cold blood? No one finds it the least bit suspicious that some random guy walks in and freed everyone for no apparent reason? He's just sittin' there, calmly eating food after brutally ending a man's life, and the bug man is the one Ash considers killing? This guy could be leading everyone right into an even more torturous trap for all we know.

Man, my criticism of the group members may not all be taken from the IC, lemme tell ya. I hope someone has a head on their shoulders.

No offense, but bug dude is kind of creepy.... and Ash really only wants to get out of there, so he pretty much doesn't give a crap torwards anything else. He has a life besides asking the guy who just possibly saved your life what their motives are or how there day was...

I hope your bug dude has some kind of head on his shoulders. I mean come on, threatening the dude who just saved your life?

[Vanquished]

And how do our characters know that Zaveed saved their lives? To trust so quickly could he a death sentence.

[Joshy]

I must have missed the link to the IC... but i didn't even know you made it till just now.

Posted.

[Chanda]

And how do our characters know that Zaveed saved their lives? To trust so quickly could he a death sentence.

See? That's what I'm talking about! Finally, someone thinking straight. I like you.

Freedom =/= safety. Furthermore, there are extreme moral implications in taking a life, especially when it was clearly not done in the heat of the moment or in self defense, nor in a way that was merciful or painless. A character who just casually disregards the painful slaughter of another human being is the lowest of the low. The scum of the earth.

[Vanquished]

Ok! Time for a Murie post. It's bout to get real up in here!

[Joshy]

See? That's what I'm talking about! Finally, someone thinking straight. I like you.

Freedom =/= safety. Furthermore, there are extreme moral implications in taking a life, especially when it was clearly not done in the heat of the moment or in self defense, nor in a way that was merciful or painless. A character who just casually disregards the painful slaughter of another human being is the lowest of the low. The scum of the earth.

Wasn't human = your argument is invalid.

[Slim Shady]

See? That's what I'm talking about! Finally, someone thinking straight. I like you.

Freedom =/= safety. Furthermore, there are extreme moral implications in taking a life, especially when it was clearly not done in the heat of the moment or in self defense, nor in a way that was merciful or painless. A character who just casually disregards the painful slaughter of another human being is the lowest of the low. The scum of the earth.

Unless.... your character really doesn't care any which way, as long as they get out of the place, then problem solved. you really don't have to trust the guy who saved you, all you have to do is escape, which you need the man who killed your captor in order to do this. Escape=Safety. And also, it could just be a plot in order to turn on the killer later, right?

Don't criticize too fast unless you know all the details, please.