<strong>"I've already dived headfirst into killing . . there's no need to be squeamish about it now. Besides, in the end it's my responsibility to ensure that they can't return in the future to kill my friends and citizens again. As long as we have an amicable arrangement worked out, and we succeed, I'll be happy. "</strong>At least she had a sense of personal responsibility. It was infinitely more than most nobles did. In the Duchy of Silesia the only major noble that was willing to settle things personally in a truly fair way was her now-deceased father, so she tried her best to live up to his example when things got . . . problematic.<br/><br/><strong>"Besides, even if I left now . . I have a feeling that my brother and sister would send more people to finish silencing me."</strong>She did not look happy about that. At all.