curryoflife
Skeleton
Q'sor steps forward and frowns at Disciple's charred remains, "Disciple was a brute, too violent and direct for more...refined tastes. But he was one of us. And at the end of the day, or night as it was, he named Gildus a traitor, but he too was loyal. And that begs the question, what could the traitors gain from killing Disciple? Answering this question should lead us to his killers, do you not think so?"
He pauses for a moment, "Christophe has the most reason to dislike Disciple, for he did lay hands on you at the very start of this affair. So you have the most motive, but if you were a traitor, and you were responsible for his death, the blame would most surely be put on you. Therefore, you would have to be an utter fool to kill Disciple in his sleep."
Q'sor turns to Nihilus, "But you are quick to put the blame on Christophe, is it not possible for you to have arranged for Disciple's death in order to draw attention to Christophe? This way you can be responsible for two deaths with a single knife in the dark."
"Of course, I may be mistaken. It just may be that Christophe is a fool, or there may be deeper reasons for Disciple's demise. Let us hope a little more light is shed on this enigma before the night is through."
He pauses for a moment, "Christophe has the most reason to dislike Disciple, for he did lay hands on you at the very start of this affair. So you have the most motive, but if you were a traitor, and you were responsible for his death, the blame would most surely be put on you. Therefore, you would have to be an utter fool to kill Disciple in his sleep."
Q'sor turns to Nihilus, "But you are quick to put the blame on Christophe, is it not possible for you to have arranged for Disciple's death in order to draw attention to Christophe? This way you can be responsible for two deaths with a single knife in the dark."
"Of course, I may be mistaken. It just may be that Christophe is a fool, or there may be deeper reasons for Disciple's demise. Let us hope a little more light is shed on this enigma before the night is through."