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- I wanted to give these monsters an object lesson.
- Madrigal turned to Vitto and spoke in a quiet hiss. I half closed my eyes and Listened in on the conversation.
- "No," Madrigal said, again in English. "No way. He's a stupid thug, but this is exactly what he does best."
- Vitto and Lady Malvora traded a long stare. Then Vitto turned to Madrigal and said, "You were the imbecile who set out to attract his attention and got him involved. We fight."
- "Like hell we fight," Madrigal snarled. "Empty night, Ortega couldn't take him in a straight fight."
- "Don't act like such a kine, Madrigal," Vitto replied. "That was a duel of wills. A trial by combat allows us any weapons or tactics we wish."
- "Have fun. I won't be one of the people fighting him."
- "Yes, you will," Vitto replied. "You can face the wizard. Or you can face dear Auntie Cesarina."
- Madrigal froze again, staring at Vitto.
- "I promise you that even if he burns you to death, it will be swift and painless by comparison. Decide, Madrigal. You are with Malvora or against us."
- Madrigal swallowed and closed his eyes. "Son of a bitch."
- White Night Chapter 37, Page 384-385
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