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[Fai was still a little peeved off after a talk with the so called vigilante so he knew talking to people face to face would not be good right now. Besides he knew texting was quicker when one was busy like he currently was. He had just arrested a group and had just finished questioning them after all.]

As some of you might have noticed that as so called vigilante speak a short while ago. I on the other hand believe that he doesn't want what's actually best for Everglade itself and more wants Everglade to fit his own image.

From my talk with him, he hit a major topic that pissed me off. I spoke about a rule, not the night time one, but one done by the previous Guardian. He made a ban on necromancy, a thing many people in Everglade do as a living. It's something they have known their whole life. It had left many people without work, homes or food. So the natives started to rebel against the rule.

So what do you think this vigilante told me when I brought up this subject? 'Worst thing that happened with Ted was a disgruntled civil rights group and some angry news articles.' To me this line alone tells me a lot and why I believe this coward doesn't want what's best for Everglade and instead wants what he thinks is best for them.

He doesn't care that people came together because of something that is apart of there culture before we ever got here, he doesn't care for the people at all. This is why I ask this. If anyone believes they know who the guy is and sees him in Everglade. Please inform me.

He is more than likely a huge threat, rather than a help to Everglade.

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You know I've got your back if you need me, Fai. No vigilante has a place's "best interests" in mind. If they did, they'd let the proper authorities work it out instead of thinking they can take the law into their own hands.

It must really kick ass to come from a place where cops are never crooked. I'm sure Everglade's just full of angels, right?

Did I say that? Of course cops can be crooked. Thing is, we also have systems in place to find them. Vigilantes don't have to answer to anyone except their own psychotic agendas. We police each other, too. Who polices them?

Oh, you police yourselves. That's objective, current circlejerk notwithstanding. I'm sure the vigilante will be just as thorough.

You can see why people might not have faith in the 'system'.

It's checks and balances, asshole. It's a team of people keeping an eye on a team of people.

Unless you're suggesting this "vigilante" is also a team of people. That's something no one else knows. Almost like insider information.

Checks and balances applies to different branches in the same government. Not one team watching the same team, dumbass.

Oops, ya got me! Great detective work, retard.

Oh, the butthurt is so strong~ I almost wanna root for you, anon-chan.

See, i think I would be more understand if vigilantes do actually talk to me or something. Not because it's dangerous but because in this ones case he believes that his way is the right way.

So that just worries me.

They all do, Fai. They all think the system isn't working, and that they, by themselves, can somehow bring "justice" to a system that's corrupt. Funny thing about that: tyrants always think they're right. They're not, though. They're just bullies.

I completely get the tyrant thing. I've seen a couple myself to know.

Which is why this guy's going to be nothing but trouble.

Let's just hope it's not the case though.

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