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section7mfuHis hand shook as he aimed his weapon at the despicable man in front of him. It was a man who had been responsible for the deaths of dozens of people, and who had revelled in each and every one.
He brought his other hand to join the first, hoping that the double-handed grip would steady his aim. His shaking only seemed to intensify as the anger within him fought with his sense of justice.
A third hand was laid on top of the weapon and gently forced him to lower it.
“This is not our choice to make, Tovarisch.”
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He brought his other hand to join the first, hoping that the double-handed grip would steady his aim. His shaking only seemed to intensify as the anger within him fought with his sense of justice.
A third hand was laid on top of the weapon and gently forced him to lower it.
“This is not our choice to make, Tovarisch.”
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Date: 2016-10-26 10:03 pm (UTC)Yes Illya definitely has his inner assassin, it's like an inner demon that just every once in a rare while he let's out. I related it to his brutal Soviet training. In a way he walks a fine line between light and darkness...
There's a few writers who delved into that idea.
A reader once said to me that with all the things I've put Illya through growing up and with his training, he should be a psychopath (ew shades of the new MFU movie) I told her that he kept it all in and in check because the lessons and love of his family. (at least in my stories)