Perhaps it was human centric to make those judgements, but in Dante's experience, the humans were usually the better people, despite all of there many flaws. A might makes right society can only end one way, and that's with one of the kedan deciding he's god and stamping out everyone who opposes him. In a way, he's sympathetic to those on the lower end, but he can't help but think that they'd do the same thing, given the chance.

The kedan was taken aback by the accusation, but wasn't backing down. Law and order had broken down, after all. But he was on the ropes, and that was a good thing.

"I'd call it risky. I gotta wonder how everyone else is going to feel when they find out this guy's been hording a bunch of their crap." Hell, I wonder how many of the locals have stuff you took here. I'm sure if we tell enough people, someone will be pissed off enough to come charging down here."

Good cop bad cop is a surprisingly fun game to play. Though Dante's not sure which one of them is the good cop here. Oh well.