Sael would be lying if he said he wasn't worried about Judgment. The girl was too impetuous, too childish. He didn't know what kind of training they gave in the city of Vallithia, and it certainly wouldn't have been an easy one, but still... this was the real world, and she was fighting humans, not monsters.
Humans possessed varieties of skills that didn't just depend on their talents and abilities. They could be cunning or smart, shameless and ruthless. There were unthinkable things that humans could do, and their talents only served that purpose.
When facing an intelligent creature as deeply self-governing as humans, even the most talented of drifters had to don the helmet of caution. That was the only right thing to do.
At least, that was what his experience had taught him. And these were all the things that Judgment lacked.
He was worried for the little girl, but he couldn't deal with the soldiers below and keep an eye out for her at the same time.
