Baltika9
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I think that it's a bAndwagon. Let's pass time with some speculation and theorizing!
Next, Alexei Did Nothing Wrong. He had an idiotic, entitled boy walk in on a secret operation, injure one of his men and start playing hero. His courage is admirable, but he had to subdue Andrew, before the child actually got someone killed.
You're both right. Andrew is a brave and principled young dude who will take a bullet for his friends. I like him. However, he's also a complete moron with an invincibility complex. You see four soldiers armed with swords and firearms. You suspect they're spies, so your first thought as a fourteen-year old boy is to attack them with a sword. Without body armor. What the fuck, bro. We'll need to be the Sekhenun to his Ean.He's a moron. He should have realized Scotty's father was complicit in their plans before singlehandedly trying to arrest a group of enemy knights.My respect for Andrew has increased considerably. Despite initial Codex paranoia to the contrary, the kid is brave, principled, and willing to stand up and do the right thing even when the he's completely on his own and the chips are down. He's solid.
His mistake was trusting too much in the power of his astra. He wanted to play hero at the risk of his own life and the lives of his friends.
Next, Alexei Did Nothing Wrong. He had an idiotic, entitled boy walk in on a secret operation, injure one of his men and start playing hero. His courage is admirable, but he had to subdue Andrew, before the child actually got someone killed.
I disagree. We have nothing that links Nathaniel to any knightly orders. His introduction reads as follows:I don't know which Order that Nathaniel was working for, but I think he sold confidential information to the Russians about this set of ruins that are a piece of the puzzle in unlocking the elusive 30th Floor. He did it in exchange for a position of good standing with The Order of the White Eagle. Judging by his son, sniveling cowardice runs in the family.
Nathaniel probably got hired as a guide through the ruins he discovered, with the instructions that he was to keep quiet. He couldn't do so, and now he's paying for it.“Aye. Me dad’s found some ruins, you see,” grins Scotty, adjusting his spectacles. If you remember correctly, his father is an explorer based out of the village. A Mister Nathaniel Howell, all tall and bearded with a jovial glint in his eye and a constant smile on his lips.