Dilemma
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2004 11:20 am
Konstantin finds himself in a hard position of strict limited choices.
He was never with The Movement, but also never with Darlok.
Someone knew what to tell Darlok to make Konstantin an enemy.
Yes, Konstantin was a guest at Grant's hideout, but never carried out any tasks against Darlok. As a matter of fact, he was gathering rumors from both sides, and keeping them to himself.
Now his enemy was definitely Darlok, who put him through suffering and still looked for him, even after all what happened. Darlok could turn Konstantin in to the seekers from the water world. That meant death.
Since Darlok was not negotiable, Konstantin only had three choices:
1. Ask Lyrenzia for protection and apply for citizenship.
2. Find the man named Tobias Rieper and deal with him on his own. (possibly kill)
3. In fact, unite with Grant Herion and join The Movement in a fight for Callahorn. (sad option, since they are associated with criminals, but Darlok was no better)
There was of course the fourth option. Avoid everyone, never enter Northerot, and fulfill his God given tasks, devote himself to life of love and peace.
But did he have willpower and strength to do this?
He was never with The Movement, but also never with Darlok.
Someone knew what to tell Darlok to make Konstantin an enemy.
Yes, Konstantin was a guest at Grant's hideout, but never carried out any tasks against Darlok. As a matter of fact, he was gathering rumors from both sides, and keeping them to himself.
Now his enemy was definitely Darlok, who put him through suffering and still looked for him, even after all what happened. Darlok could turn Konstantin in to the seekers from the water world. That meant death.
Since Darlok was not negotiable, Konstantin only had three choices:
1. Ask Lyrenzia for protection and apply for citizenship.
2. Find the man named Tobias Rieper and deal with him on his own. (possibly kill)
3. In fact, unite with Grant Herion and join The Movement in a fight for Callahorn. (sad option, since they are associated with criminals, but Darlok was no better)
There was of course the fourth option. Avoid everyone, never enter Northerot, and fulfill his God given tasks, devote himself to life of love and peace.
But did he have willpower and strength to do this?