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If you look at the history section, you can see who edited it. ;3 Couldn't really think of anything else. End this soon?
sharksHe imagined that the lack of punishment, as it were, was also due largely to the fact that most of Inferni was related. Regardless of anything else, Arkham was sure, sure, that Gabriel cared about his family, even if he didn't always show it. Whatever else his brother was and whatever else his brother had done, the young coyote would not forget who had taken care of his sister and him when his mother disappeared. Nevertheless, he did not really feel as if Gabriel cared so much as to not discipline those within Inferni. After all, he had watched as Andrezej was banished, though now that he thought about it, Arkham didn't really think such a banishment would help when and if his full-blooded brother caused trouble elsewhere. It was perhaps a curse that Inferni was so inter-related. If Andre killed someone, even if wasn't a member of Inferni, Arkham imagined that others would still blame the family. The cult of Lykoi remained infamous.
sharksThe cloaked canine said nothing though, half-thinking that such an argument would reveal too much about his alliances and half-thinking that it wouldn't really change much. He imagined that older folk were more immutable in their ways and their logic. Or maybe he was more biased than he'd like to admit, even as he tried to see both sides of things.
sharksIt might have been good that Arkham didn't know that Inferni had had a period of relative peace under the leadership of Kidorah and for a time, Segodi. That peace had only been achieved when power had shifted from his family was too simple and seemed to force the conclusion that the Lykois were the source of all the conflict. But then again, those were the things he was already looking into.
sharksHe imagined that the lack of punishment, as it were, was also due largely to the fact that most of Inferni was related. Regardless of anything else, Arkham was sure, sure, that Gabriel cared about his family, even if he didn't always show it. Whatever else his brother was and whatever else his brother had done, the young coyote would not forget who had taken care of his sister and him when his mother disappeared. Nevertheless, he did not really feel as if Gabriel cared so much as to not discipline those within Inferni. After all, he had watched as Andrezej was banished, though now that he thought about it, Arkham didn't really think such a banishment would help when and if his full-blooded brother caused trouble elsewhere. It was perhaps a curse that Inferni was so inter-related. If Andre killed someone, even if wasn't a member of Inferni, Arkham imagined that others would still blame the family. The cult of Lykoi remained infamous.
sharksThe cloaked canine said nothing though, half-thinking that such an argument would reveal too much about his alliances and half-thinking that it wouldn't really change much. He imagined that older folk were more immutable in their ways and their logic. Or maybe he was more biased than he'd like to admit, even as he tried to see both sides of things.
Who knows,he conceded,
Maybe things will change eventually.
sharksIt might have been good that Arkham didn't know that Inferni had had a period of relative peace under the leadership of Kidorah and for a time, Segodi. That peace had only been achieved when power had shifted from his family was too simple and seemed to force the conclusion that the Lykois were the source of all the conflict. But then again, those were the things he was already looking into.
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