"Two wrongs to not make a right. What evil he has done cannot justify our own actions if we do evil in turn. I do not judge. I know I am not wise enough to do that. Therefore, I refrain from passing judgment. We cannot predict what the future brings. You too do not know the past, present and possible future events. Perhaps the man had his reasons for attacking the village. I do not condone his actions, but even you cannot understand his motivation, because you are not him. You cannot know whether given a chance, he might have been willing to atone for his mistake and take action to make amends. Shown the error of his ways, he might have helped the village rebuild. Now there is no possibility for anything at all. Death is final, there is no second chance." Irnai never reacts to his anger, only to his words, her tone always quiet.<br/><br/>"Violence begets violence. You kill this man now for what he has done. Then perhaps his family will come for you seeking revenge. If not his family then his friends. I find that no matter how reviled a person is, he always has at least one friend. Perhaps he will succeed in killing you. Then your family will spend time to track down the murderer. Or if you succeed in killing your attacker, his friends will come in retaliation. The cycle will never end. Unless you choose to stop it." She gives a soft sigh, her eyes straying to the bloodied spot before focusing on Kazeira once more. "Murder is a poor response to any situation. Even in self defence."