[For all the years that Liem has been an agent of judgement, he has scrupulously avoided ever letting himself be an agent of vengeance. In his mind, such a thing carries no purpose among the living. Crimes are addressed as best as possible to prevent or discourage the repetition of the misdeed, and to deliver restitution to the wronged. The matter of punishment is left to the gods themselves, to mete out once the soul has reached the afterlife to be judged.

But then, he already agreed to leave Gen’s punishment to Set. Although the desert god is clearly out of sorts, his vengeance is not something Liem wishes to trifle with, in opposition or assistance.]

You will do whatever you must.

[This, he is confident of. The only question is, who will be caught up as collateral?

As Set paces, Liem slides over to the side of the bed, folding the blankets back so he can perch there on the edge. His folded hands rest between pyjama-clad knees.]

Set. I am sorry you became involved in this business. I am sorry Anubis became involved in it. The trial for the Oracle is well concluded and yet the fallout still lands on you.