[Voice]

[thehurricane]

Hey, everyone. I hope you're all in good spirits today.

[The voice coming across on the network is friendly enough. Legault isn’t here to be sleazy...for the most part.]

It’s been a while since we all had that dinner to remember together, hasn't it? I’ve been thinking since then, and I’m sure you all have been as well. You’re a helpful lot like that. Here’s my question for you, then. Do you consider yourself to be a Hero of Light now? Do you feel any more heroic? Or maybe you were a hero back home? I guess I’m curious.

[And then there’s silence for a moment. Unfortunately for someone else, he starts speaking again.]

That reminds me. My roommate—her name is Mòrag. I fear she’s been a little lonely lately, and I hardly ever see her socializing. If you see her, won’t you try to befriend her? You have my gratitude in advance.

Comments

[gathersnomoss]

I just don't have the looks for it. I can manage anti-hero, though.

[Zel does have a light tone about this. Anti-hero still beats 'sidekick and occasional comic relief'.]

[thehurricane]

You have my condolences.

[He didn't know you were ugly. Sorry, bro. That's rough.]

Anti-hero? That's a new one for me.

[gathersnomoss]

It's someone who often does the same jobs as a hero, but for his own reasons, and without a lot of the traits people associate with heroism.

In other words, I'm allowed to be cynical and ruthless.

[thehurricane]

So, it's an excuse for you?

If you're this anti-hero, you can justify whatever you want as long as your goals are noble. They have a word for that where I'm from.

[gathersnomoss]

I'll bet they do. And that's why I don't worry about what people call me. They'll probably use the same words if I just show up quietly and get a meal at the inn.

[thehurricane]

I imagine they do in most places.

[The word is 'killer.' To him, it sounds like this man might just be committing violent acts for the greater good.]

And what words do they call you? I'm on the edge of my seat here.