“I suppose so, that makes sense. And trust me, I ain’t blind to the shit that survivors can pull too. Some of the worst people I know are survivors, so I definitely know it’s not a black and white, good vs evil type of thing. I’d love to meet hunters that didn’t kill people, it’s just that it seems to be the majority of them. Feel free to introduce me to whoever you want, I’m fine with meeting people the first time.”
He stood up and stretched a bit, taking off his hat and smacking it against his leg, knocking the dirt and dust off of it before firmly placing it back onto his head.
“And honestly, yeah, I do feel bad for a lot of the hunters. That’s why I make a couple of exceptions for who I attack. I never attack hunters that are completely forced to do what they do, and have no say in the matter. And I never attack kids. No exceptions. I’ve never laid a hand on that Robbie kid before, and I never will. Despite how much of a threat he might be in matches, he’s a kid who doesn’t fully understand what’s happening. I won’t hurt him, or let anyone else hurt him either, for that matter.”
He sighed, looking around the room.
“…I’ve never really been to this part of the manor before. I’ve snagged a few supplies from around here, but I’ve never taken the time to be here. Is this a public medical office or is it someone’s room that we’re just trespassing on? Not that I mind either way, I’ve done worse shit.”