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Set a building on fire with innocent people near by Niko's reason for clipping the guy's wing was just.

A ticked-off dragon's a lousy shot, LHeart.

His anger being ultimitly his downfall Niko is there to help the hero's overcome weaknesses.

And now, Alvah's plan unfolds. Also, if Amos regrets setting that building on fire and actually kills someone, you'd be placing him in Alvah's clutches. Just sayin'.

Double I, the Night Dragon got ticked at Nikko for calling the former an overgrown lizard. If there would've been anything the Night Dragon would regret, it's probably something he already did but kept to himself.

Sure. I just thought I read 'set fire to a building somewhere'. Also, that still places him in Alvah's grasp, though how much depends on the scale of the 'sin'/regret.

If you want 'sin,' look up the Seven Deadly Sins. One of them is bound to bite Amos in his scaly hide.

Oh, yes. I rock those. Especially acedia. Also, Alvah can control others on smaller-scale sins.

Of course there's two of the Seven Deadly Sins that Amos has but does know of: the Sin of Wrath and the Sin of Pride. Those could be counted accountable due to something Amos did before he became the Night Dragon.

Two of the sins? Pride amongst them? Wow, Alvah has this thing easy.

We're talking about a person before his exposition to radiation. Something in his normal life has the Sins of Wrath and Pride. That's a part of his history, but that will be revealed once your God of Sin gets a hold of Amos.

And get a hold of him he will. Alvah has waited much to long for this opportunity.
Plot tip: I recommend you all figure out what Alvah is up to and stop him, because once he speaks to you, you're dead.

Now now, let's not go through that again.

I have a tendency to exaggerate. What I mean is that everyone must have sinned at some point, so Alvah has it easy. Be glad he can't physically harm anyone... for now.

Is there a way to avoid getting physically harmed?