Gah... one man following a bunch of prisoners to their certain death?  What purpose does that serve, exactly?  Yeah, it's emotionally satisfying to let the insane sergeant "die honorably", but other then preserving his name, what good does it do?  How can we even be sure that the Sergeant's men are not also Chaos tainted?  How can we be sure that their prisoners are what we've been told?  Sergeant En is not playing with a full deck... or if he is, I'd wager he's still playing us for fools!<br/><br/>Darius is not there to protest, and truthfully, in character he'd be very wary about undermining his commander's orders, especially as he's JUST been lifted from basic laborer to an actual position of authority, and has good reason to fear that promotion being removed... (as it hasn't even really been made official yet...)<br/><br/>But are we sure this is the right thing?  The Sergeant should be clapped in irons, his men thoroughly checked for Chaos taint, and their prisoners should be checked as well!  If we ended up letting them sacrifice a bunch of innocents when we KNOW that the Sergeant is chaos tainted, (and at the least very insane), without making sure we're not making a mistake, we may not ever get the chance to find out our mistake.