[ Well, he didn't expect that to shock him, frankly. Though he seemed to feel guilt for his own murders, he's suspected that the man understood that this was the way of things. That murders happened. In the undercity, after all, it was just. It was normal. Routine.
Nothing. ]
Why? [ There it was. He looked at him, that unblinking eye still boring into him.]
I planned it. I spent years orchestrating it so I could stab him with the knife I stole from him the day he gave me this. [ He tapped it, two fingers to the scar on his face, below the eye. ]
There's nothing more dangerous than someone who knows you best, after all. It's a lesson I had to learn, and one I was happy to teach in return.
[ As if the thought of Silco being close to anyone was likely. ]
no subject
Nothing. ]
Why? [ There it was. He looked at him, that unblinking eye still boring into him.]
I planned it. I spent years orchestrating it so I could stab him with the knife I stole from him the day he gave me this. [ He tapped it, two fingers to the scar on his face, below the eye. ]
There's nothing more dangerous than someone who knows you best, after all. It's a lesson I had to learn, and one I was happy to teach in return.
[ As if the thought of Silco being close to anyone was likely. ]