"But we should give him a chance, at least?" Seungcheol reasoned, "He did it out of greed and has accepted his mistake. He has agreed to improve. We can keep him under surveillance, he's a great warrior, an asset for us." "No." Jeonghan stared deep into the older's eyes, "He's not an asset. He's a betrayer. And once a betrayer is always a betrayer." The sword was summoned as Jeonghan sliced it through the throat of the guilty. "And do remember one thing, Seungcheol, being the Chief of this kingdom, if you forgive a single guilty person, I'll consider you their ally." Jeonghan warned. "Our definition of guilty, differs a lot, your highness." Seungcheol remarked, not earning a reply, as usual.