It was an interesting phenomena, how morality was dictated. It was all to do with the way in which you treated others, which Ashildr agreed with to an extent. However, she took it a step further. Morality wasn’t judged by how you judged the living, it was how you treated the dead and the act of death itself.
To others, killing was immoral. To a goddess of death, it was only the beginning. Ash knew people were scared of her, they were frightened of death because it was something that they didn’t understand. They were even more frightened in how easily death could come by her hands, but truly… Was that such a bad thing?
Ash gave death like a gift, morality had nothing to do with it. Breaking the wolf’s neck beneath the grip of her fingers in the midst of the ring may have been seen as immoral, but everyone knew the rules here. Still, it doesn’t stop the drunk or weary from trying to take revenge in the dark allies Ash feared not to tread.
They were angry, and Ash knew that was a mortal condition. They didn’t like how she brought death with such joy, they didn’t understand that she had sent the fierce fighter on with the chances of being plucked by her sisters to feast in the great halls. She might not have the power herself anymore, but there was always someone watching a battle. They surrounded her, thinking that numbers will help.
She emerged, only minutes later with blood splashed up her front and across her neck, fire alight in her eyes and heart racing. Death was not immoral, killing was not immoral either, not when it came from the hands of one such as her.