@TheSumeruScribe He thought it was the most efficient way to remove any liars, wouldn’t he agree? When it was put to a vote it was usually quite clear who the imposter was.
Writing to the Ashoka? Do send him his best.
@TheSumeruScribe No, thank goodness it wasn’t gone yet. They were able to evict him right before the imposters game was taken away. How convenient for them, Hmm?
@TheSumeruScribe No, everything was good now. That man was replaced by the REAL Tighnari because that despicable one was a fake. There was a meeting held and everyone agreed that he was an imposter. The vote was unanimous. He was thrown out of Sumeru for good.
@TheSumeruScribe - motherfucker drowned? Or perhaps he could throw him off the tallest cliff he could find? He could think of a million ways to dispose of him.
@TheSumeruScribe He would be sure to keep that in mind then. He wouldn’t wish to waste his precious time. So, he would only bother him if it was of the upmost importance.
So, he had his permission to throw the badly behaved Tighnari into a river? Hold his head underwater until that -
@FrostSwordsman He could be right in thinking that, but don’t forget that Alhaitham’s not one to waste his time. He’s not much for socialization either. On that point, he will help, but only when it is absolutely necessary. He’d much rather be doing nothing at all.
That would be beneficial. --
@FrostSwordsman -- If Kaeya truly thinks he is capable of removing the criminal, then he has his permission. Once that’s out of the way, the Akademiya should be more than capable of replacing the old Tighnari with a new, better behaved Tighnari that the people can trust to watch the forest.
@TheSumeruScribe Indeed it was. He was a great asset to the team. He was extremely powerful and Kaeya had a feeling he was only going to get more powerful.
He had no clue the little creep couldn’t be trusted. This changed things. Perhaps someone should dispose of it… he could always help -
@FrostSwordsman He needn’t mention it. The situation was mutually beneficial, after all.
No. Understandably not. Kaeya must keep himself safe. Speaking of which, he will need to inform Kaveh and warn him not to accept Tighnari’s invite to return to his house for a meal.
How troublesome…
@TheSumeruScribe He couldn’t agree more and he was thankful to have his cooperation.
He knew there was something he didn’t like about him, now it was making sense. He needed to be arrested… he’d have to contact the Sumeru authorities. He didn’t wish to be trapped in the forest with that man.
@FrostSwordsman -- realized it. Previously, he thought Tighnari was a good person when he didn’t hold that huge mess with the Withering Zone against Kaveh, but perhaps that was done for nefarious purposes. He couldn’t be certain.
@FrostSwordsman Perhaps that was part of the reason he decided to help Kaeya. A proper Olivia could never abandon a Nanka in need.
He could see why he would hate it. Tighnari was revealed to be a mutant with countless victims. Kaeya must proceed with caution. A shame Alhaitham only now --
@TheSumeruScribe He was glad they saw eye to eye on that. The Nankas have always loved the Olivias, which is why he was happy to have Alhaitham on his side.
So it was top secret information and now he knew too much? Was it too late for him to pretend he knew nothing at all? He hated being -
@FrostSwordsman That is true. The race of Olivias and the race of Nankas have lived in harmony for centuries. He sees no reason why he should be the one to break that pact. It certainly wouldn’t benefit him.
The Scholars of the Akademiya have known this information for a long while. Though, --
@TheSumeruScribe Well, he must say… he was extremely grateful for his help. He loved bath time and Alhaitham. The race of Nankas and Olivia’s had gotten along swimmingly for ages, and he could see why.
The prince of the sands and the Ashoka were closely connected, he was unaware they came -