....Felt sad for that couple with the unborn baby?
I mean, the death flag was fully drawn the moment you read "-the traveling company would stop in Jandelle, a town so perfect and peaceful they would set aside their vagabond ways to raise their child"
but still, kinda wanted them to live :(
DariusDemiurge5 votesIn before the unborn kid becomes a Guts from "Berserk" rip off champion and finds a way to end kindred.
Malicious Metal2 votesI'd pay good money to see this XD
Dreamspitter2 votesI want this now.
ModWulf Helhammer3 votesAnd then how the guy had tried to protect the woman, and how they died crawling to each other 
Mimy3 votesI felt sad too...
IcyPepper1 votesDeath does not discriminate.
I doubt even Wolf would have enjoyed that endeavor, however. The adults, yes, but I feel even he would feel remorse for the child. But alas, they are a force of nature, to interfere directly with the affairs of mortals would likely attract the wrath of other entities, such as the likes of Bard. They are to fulfill their role, nothing more and nothing less.
Igotlazy2 votesDeath does not discriminate.
I doubt even Wolf would have enjoyed that endeavor, however. The adults, yes, but I feel even he would feel remorse for the child. But alas, they are a force of nature, to interfere directly with the affairs of mortals would likely attract the wrath of other entities, such as the likes of Bard. They are to fulfill their role, nothing more and nothing less.
Naw I don't think he would give a shit. He'd be more disappointed in the easiness of the chase rather than what he was chasing. Assuming unborn babies have souls.... I'm gonna stop there though because I just stepped into a whole new realm of controversy.
IcyPepper1 votesWhether or not they do, there is one thing for sure:
Because of some asshole, Wolf was deprived of more interesting prey in the future. Maybe he would be apathetic, they're the two beings split from Death, so it's anyone's guess about their views on life.
A Superb Villain1 votesThere is nothing more poignant than the promise of life unfulfilled.
