<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#4da6ff">“That used to be the policy, hundreds of years ago. If you had a personal connection to the job, you were to stay out of it. After awhile, they realized that telling people that were trained assassins and informations specialists to sit on their asses when someone else was dealing with their issues wasn’t the best of ideas. It led to quite a few deaths before they said fuck it and revoked the rule. Obviously there are times when someone has to do things they wouldn’t like, or know that something will happen to one of their friends that they can’t prevent. Which brings up a question that we tell to many of our apprentices, no matter the branch. If you knew someone that you loved was going to die, no matter what you did, who would you want to do it? Someone with no personal tie to the person, it’s just business, or someone that would take the time to make sure it was done quickly, and painlessly? Someone who would prevent unneeded suffering?”</span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#99ccff">Sorrow tinged his voice as he thought back to his first time learning this lesson, long before he had become a vampire in the first place.</span>