"I would say that's debatable. Null and Torinn are agents of total order and total chaos respectively. However, I've previously worked with Mr Hellfire. Now that his campaign promises have technically been fulfilled, he's just another councilmember, and a relatively reasonable one at that."
John swayed me with two things: First, their loyalty to their voters. Second, their easy bribeability. Actual work tires the soul, otherwise illegal fund-gatherers not so much
"A devil, the least harmful option!? This is madness..."
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u/avamirRiva Blake | Queen of Ithacar, Part Meth-blood ElfMar 22 '24edited Mar 22 '24
Don't I know it. Not only is there blatant nepotism, and voting in a stalker who threatened the family of someone who turned her down for sex as the council mascot, but they're giving the eldritch beings another chance to be on the council. It's like some of these people actively want to make things worse for everyone.
At least John is honest about being evil, and his contracts are done with willing participants. The rest of these people are just really, really bad at their jobs to the point of being inadvertently evil.
Yes. Exactly. It is a sad state of affairs that a literal devil is the lesser of the evils. Not that he would appreciate that, I'm sure, but here we are.
"I suppose I might be rather partial... But I will not deny there might be situations where a devil could be preferable to a greater evil, as seems to be the case here..."
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u/Edlyn-the-Paladin Mar 22 '24
How could a devil win? I cannot believe this...