Man can be the most wild of all. Capable of the greatest of travesties against their own and so many others.

[There's a glint in her eyes as she says it, but smothers it before even the most observant can catch it.]

Though I believe Akvos proved that the same can be said of anyone with sentience and free will.

[They've even seen it in their own, and she won't say she isn't one of them. She'll fully admit to being a monster. But monsters weren't always the causes, either. Sometimes the bystander turned into a scapegoat, other times the pawns or creation of another.]