Vask meant business. Unlike the former hero who found it more interesting to chase after power. Vask showed that power is above all else. And knowing your enemy is always the best advantage.
The difference between them was night and day.
One acted like the hero.
And one felt like he truly was a hero.
The bishop's mouth slowly closed. Vask turned back toward Titania, having already spent more time explaining what he wanted than he thought should have been necessary.
"After that, I need somewhere to train."
Titania stared at him. Behind her, one of the younger priests whispered something to another, though Vask did not catch the words. He did see Pedri's expression. Clementine was hiding it well, but Vask had spent enough time around him to recognize satisfaction when it appeared.
