"Let us ask her, Do you prefer Wolf's chase, or my arrow?"

SpartenA7991··5 votes·1,943 views

Kindred's questions seems interesting but leads to death regardless. So, what would you answer? This is a kind-of boring questions but lets see some votes. Which would you prefer?

32 Comments

Narasimha7 votes

This might be the Skyrim talking..

But if you're gonna die, you're gonna die WELL. Not peacefully. Not waiting. You're gonna make it work for you.

StealthWarden1 votes

Damn skippy!

GenoXx2 votes

"...Then I took an Arrow in the knee."

Chromatic Eagle7 votes

Neither. Ascension baby.

Jungle Lux God4 votes

I think this question is more multi-faceted than most people may think, and people will like different answers based on their personality.

No matter what, the person is going to die, and Kindred asks how the person would like the die.

Lamb's arrow would be the option for those who have done everything they have ever wanted in their life, and just want to die peacefully. Wolf's chase would be for those adventurous people who want one last thrill before they die.

I personally would prefer Lamb's arrow, since I just want to die peacefully when I die.

Kagemyth1 votes

this is a very mature and well thought reply

Jungle Lux God1 votes

Thank you.

disregardable2 votes

I don't think I could just give in to death. I think Wolf would offer a bit of closure that Lamb can't, that at least I could say I tried.

Kaelnor2 votes

So basically it's either die in the more peacefully manner (Lamb's Arrow), or the more grotesquely manner (Wolf's Chase). I swear it's like one of those light side/dark side SWTOR options... expect you're the one that's getting the punishment.

Ehhh.. I'll take the Lamb's Arrow just because I wouldn't maul my own enemies.

SpartenA79911 votes

I'd rather Death work for me. I don't give up just because they say they'll kill me.

Kaelnor1 votes

Yeah but I'm a light-sided kind of person. I'd rather kill only because it's necessary, and only do what I need to, not be baptizing in blood, how some crazed lunatic would, and I'd prefer my death the same.

Like I said... Light Side vs Dark Side.

alfavhunter2 votes

I chose wolf, better chance of surviving something that has to get in your face, that something that can kill you without being anywhere near you

Dr Poro2 votes

Yeah except that he's a spirit, so GL fighting that or running away from him. Death is inevitable. Everyone faces it. You can only change how and when. Once Wolf starts chasing you, your life is practically over. You can extend the time you're breathing, but you'll be hunted down until you down. Hella life that is.

alfavhunter1 votes

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Yeah except that he's a spirit, so GL fighting that or running away from him. Death is inevitable. Everyone faces it. You can only change how and when. Once Wolf starts chasing you, your life is practically over. You can extend the time you're breathing, but you'll be hunted down until you down. Hella life that is.

Every moment is priceless to have, because we only have one life

And I didn't say I was likely to survive, just said I had a better chance, by maybe 1-2%, but still a better chance

Also, find a way to appease a spirit or banish it without deing is easier when it has to be right next to you than when it can kill you before you even see it

Shonjl2 votes

Well with Lamb's arrow, you have less chance to escape but a more quicker death. Wolf you have a higher chance to escape sure, but you aren't dying quick, he will bite you and shred you so you are going to be in pure agony as you slowly spray blood all over. I would take the arrow anyday, if you manage to have something to cover yourself from the arrows, you may escape but at least Lamb doesn't savor you suffering, she seems more likely to strike you then put you down so you don't have to suffer vs Wolf which would love to see you bleed and run for your life and suffer as you slowly die.

Kaelnor1 votes

Basically a Dark Side or Light Side option on how you die. I don't like seeing suffering, so I would just put them down quickly like Lamb would. I'd also would like the same death, peacefully yet quickly.

Angry Monster2 votes

you are not a wolf it appears

Kaelnor2 votes

No I am not.

LordGeovanni1 votes

I dont advise you go to Wall Street. beats chest and hums

Kaelnor1 votes

Lol I love that movie. Leonardo DiCaprio is a very good actor.

LordGeovanni1 votes

I still trying to figure out how Ropert Downy Jr got actor of the decade or what ever the award was over him. feeling like pulling a kanye

WyldeFyres2 votes

Well, it's much worse if you die, and you probably will, but with Wolf's chase at least you get to go down fighting.

IcyPepper2 votes

Wolf.

I don't want to die a boring death, I want it to at least be interesting :P

Mimy1 votes

Shoot true and get it over with quickly...

DazedOnlooker1 votes

^ This same for me 10000%.

Fowus1 votes

Just make my death fast

Centuros1 votes

I'll take the third option, please.

John Do31 votes

If i'm anything like my father, i could pick wolf. but i'm not. i'll take the long life. but the old man is just one of those people that beats the crap out of wolf and sends him back tail-tucked...

James Stone1 votes

Depends. If I were just a normal human I'd probably choose the arrow. Not much reason to try and run from the inevitable.

If I were a powerful being or enhanced human like Sion, Urgot, Xerath, Viktor, Azir, Taric etc, I'd rather stand my ground and fight. Remember that it is not in death which eternal lies, and there are no stranger eons than the ones that Runeterra is going through.

DariusDemiurge1 votes

Suffocation in Morgana's embrace and bosom.

Sailor Miku1 votes

Lamb's arrow is intended for those who have accepted death as a natural, inevitable process - that is why death comes swiftly. Wolf's chase, however, is for one who denies death, and that is why Wolf's victims suffer a painful end - he tears the life out of them by force since they do not go willingly.

That being said, I myself would prefer Lamb's arrow. There is a certain feeling of serenity in accepting death as something natural.

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