We'll address this (or have the characters address this) in #6 and 7.

> > The Chronicler is only allowed to use his power in very specific circumstances. That's how the Hooded Hood avoided being sent to oblivion; he knew how to work the system. > The problem is when there are other possible threats that become immediate ones because the predecessor has been eliminated.

Indeed.

> > I'll try and write a Lara/Chronicler meeting later on. > If you read the Carnifex meeting you have much of the information you need. Lara tends to keep her thoughts to herself when meeting a possible adversary. She's a very good listener. But she also collects that information to use later.

Actually, when I looked at some of the thoughts you'd offered about Lara's view in this thread I felt she's probably go in and try to speak to him on his level and take a stand for what she felt was right. It's not an "I'm right and you;re wrong" confrontation, it's the meeting of two very different viewpoints. I hope I didn't do too bad a job of it anyhow.