Diana Cavendish (
fiendennor) wrote in
elnysa2017-12-15 11:27 pm
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text; un: beatrix [1]
Do you believe in magic?
If so, what do you know about it?
If so, what do you know about it?

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That said, why stop at making simple things like clothing or repairing items? Why not set something or someone on fire? Freeze the blood in their bodies? Turn them into a walking time bomb?
Anything can be weaponized. It's the way of war.
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is very different from the sort of alchemy I am familiar with.
No alchemists could do something like that outside of a laboratory.
If I may be frank, they also sound horrific. Surely you can't expect someone to have a completely amoral conscience.
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Soldiers don't have the luxery of a conscience. Not on the battlefield.
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It should always take precedence over needless bloodshed.
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Atrocities help no one. They only make the other side want bloody revenge.
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How many times have you been in just such a situation?
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Several.
Don't mistake me for someone without the stomach to use force if absolutely necessary.
But a peaceful solution is always preferable.
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Peace may be preferable, but it is not always possible. And a soldier's job is to deal with the consequences of both. We keep the peace and we fight if only to protect those who can't.
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Age is irrelevant.
Or do doctors refuse to treat enemy soldiers in your world?
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