Soliath Devin Talith
Family Man
Soliael waited for a few moments.
No, not waited. He thought. His mind began to race, trying to think of an answer. Soliael had never had an existential crisis, he had never had the need for one. His mother had taught him reason and logic, right and wrong had never really been on the curriculum, he hadn't needed it. After all, Soliael was a Shamalain, a Talith. They did what they thought was right, and thats all that mattered.
Yet Kira was neither a Shamalain nor a Talith.
She was only human.
Soliael waited a few more seconds, taking in the information that the Jedi and the Protectorate had conducted their own little genocides. It was something he should have known about, and likely had heard about but then forgotten. He dug through his memories as he contemplated his answer to Kira, then finally he spoke.
“The line is drawn before the innocents.” He said quietly. “I don't pretend to be sinless, Kira. Yet there are those that are. Women who have only cared for their husbands, men who have only tried to keep their families alive, children who have never known anything but joy and play. The line is drawn before them.”
Crossing that line, would mean an end.
No, not waited. He thought. His mind began to race, trying to think of an answer. Soliael had never had an existential crisis, he had never had the need for one. His mother had taught him reason and logic, right and wrong had never really been on the curriculum, he hadn't needed it. After all, Soliael was a Shamalain, a Talith. They did what they thought was right, and thats all that mattered.
Yet Kira was neither a Shamalain nor a Talith.
She was only human.
Soliael waited a few more seconds, taking in the information that the Jedi and the Protectorate had conducted their own little genocides. It was something he should have known about, and likely had heard about but then forgotten. He dug through his memories as he contemplated his answer to Kira, then finally he spoke.
“The line is drawn before the innocents.” He said quietly. “I don't pretend to be sinless, Kira. Yet there are those that are. Women who have only cared for their husbands, men who have only tried to keep their families alive, children who have never known anything but joy and play. The line is drawn before them.”
Crossing that line, would mean an end.