I’m pretty sure this is how that one scene went down. You know which one I mean.
Dante pointing to Gladdic: “Oh my gods, what happened to him?”
Blays: “He died of natural causes.”
Dante: “You pushed him off the roof.”
Blays: “Gravity is natural.”

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I’m pretty sure this is how that one scene went down. You know which one I mean.
Dante pointing to Gladdic: “Oh my gods, what happened to him?”
Blays: “He died of natural causes.”
Dante: “You pushed him off the roof.”
Blays: “Gravity is natural.”
After the events of The 13th God, how many times do you think Blays just watches Dante when he’s not looking to see if anything’s changed?
And how many times do you think Gladdic catches him and wonders if Blays would help him kill Dante or defend him?
"Have you given thought to what we will do if the people of Gallador want no part of us?"-Gladdic
"Why would they do that?" Dante said. "We've been allies for years now."
"The Eiden Rane burned many lands on his way to yours. They might lack the food to share. And unless Ka's warning was mere bluff, by the time we reach them, they might be suffering the punishments of the gods as well "
"What are you actually asking me here? If I'd attack them and take their stores from them?"
"Just so."
"What do you think?"
"That you will deny it now, but also that if Gallador attempts to turn us away, your answer here will prove optimistic, if not a lie."
Dante was tempted to ask him what his point was, but decided to not care instead.
*Gladdic, my dude, you can't just call Dante out like that. Not cool, murder grandpa*
Pg 25 The Twelve Plagues
By Edward W Robertson