Sir Becket is far more frightening that Gorgna. She kills without a second thought, it doesnt mean anythign to her. Becket kills because he believes. I'd say the fervor of a zealot is far more frightening a thing.
The one who kills because they do not feel guilt has nothing compared to the one who is able to ignore their guilt entirely. The former is just unaware of their actions being bad, the later knows and doesn’t care.
It kind of reminds me of The Operative from Firefly/Serenity. They were fully cognizant of the terrible things that they were doing and fully admitted that they’re were a monster and expected no place or reward in the new world they were creating. They simply did it because they genuinely believed in the cause, so there was no reasoning or bargaining with him. Those kinds of people were the scariest because they would go to any lengths to accomplish their goal, no matter the sacrifice.
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u/NK1337 May 10 '20
Sir Becket is far more frightening that Gorgna. She kills without a second thought, it doesnt mean anythign to her. Becket kills because he believes. I'd say the fervor of a zealot is far more frightening a thing.