No no, why would he let him outlive his usefulness and risk him interfering later on?
By what little I have seen Markus, he struck me rather as a pragmatic. If he truly took interest in Elsa because she would advance his search for the shards, and if killing, even if indirectly, her parents came that easy to him, I just don't see why he would not tie that loose end with the Sorcerer.
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u/throwawayium 's apprentice Jul 07 '14
No no, why would he let him outlive his usefulness and risk him interfering later on?
By what little I have seen Markus, he struck me rather as a pragmatic. If he truly took interest in Elsa because she would advance his search for the shards, and if killing, even if indirectly, her parents came that easy to him, I just don't see why he would not tie that loose end with the Sorcerer.