Ascot, regaining his bravery now, was a little dissatisfied about the answers given by War, but decided not to look the gift horse in the mouth, instead, with poise and grace, the boy bowed his head down, and said:
"Thank you. Thank you for answering the questions and thank you for the harsh lesson that you gave us." Ascot's mind was already working, trying to absorb as much clues as possible. However, he could only grasp the obvious: War was a noble person, after a fashion, but Fear and Chaos were not, and War was a little tainted by association. Same for Destruction, the Elemental Embodiment whom Jake can hardly match, especially as Destruction seemed less sympatethic. In the meantime, his suspicions about Fear were correct; Fear was someone who fought for amusement and the pain of others and herself; Ascot can understand, but not condone. But enough editorializing - he loved that word! Point was, the Mystery Group was an Enigma wrapped in a riddle.
"One more thing," spoke Ascot, "I concede not only the physical victory, but the intellectual victory, to your group. It seems that we do know nothing, which, as the Socratics would say, is the beginning of wisdom. So, farewell, then?"
"Thank you. Thank you for answering the questions and thank you for the harsh lesson that you gave us." Ascot's mind was already working, trying to absorb as much clues as possible. However, he could only grasp the obvious: War was a noble person, after a fashion, but Fear and Chaos were not, and War was a little tainted by association. Same for Destruction, the Elemental Embodiment whom Jake can hardly match, especially as Destruction seemed less sympatethic. In the meantime, his suspicions about Fear were correct; Fear was someone who fought for amusement and the pain of others and herself; Ascot can understand, but not condone. But enough editorializing - he loved that word! Point was, the Mystery Group was an Enigma wrapped in a riddle.
"One more thing," spoke Ascot, "I concede not only the physical victory, but the intellectual victory, to your group. It seems that we do know nothing, which, as the Socratics would say, is the beginning of wisdom. So, farewell, then?"