"I gathered as much when he lied to my face," Bakura answered thinly. "When he said all murders would be treated equally. If he wanted to be believable, he could have at least pretended to hesitate. I don't expect to hear anything from him at all."

He didn't look bothered by the fact; merely accepting it as an undisputed fact, much like one confirms that water is, indeed, wet.

"It is not such anything, and take care not to cross the line where you imply what happened to them was part of any kind of balance. It was outside ma'at no matter what lies were told in its wake--"