Lloyd: The Chapel, Aftermath

Lloyd's at a loss on what to do with Tsuto. The rogue has continued to prove himself to be a threat to the well being of the town, and yet, he is still a member of Sandpoint - albeit a black sheep and an outsider.

The warrior looked around at his companions. He’s starting to understand how it is to be an outcast from the people you grow up with. There are some situations that occur in one’s life that may force that person to change - sometimes for the better; sometimes for the worse.

Some people act on that need. Tsuto acted on what he felt he needed to do. To most people what he did was an unforgivable heinous act. And yet for him, for the rogue, Justice has been served and he is at peace with himself.

But there are some things that people do not act upon - things that they resist in order to satisfy the wants and beliefs of the many.

Lloyd looks around once more until his eyes fall upon their mercenary companion. The half-elf wonders if Tsuto is actually the better man.

Who was Lloyd to judge?