Everything to Lose-Everything to Gain (Accepting)

[Randomly Gone Insane]

"For all we know, she could be one..." Akito said, shrugging his shoulders.  

[Zahzi]

"Yeaaaaaah, who's fault would that be?"  

[Randomly Gone Insane]

"...Well seeing how MISERABLE she is, I think it's safe to say she's not a masochist..." Akito growled, glaring at Omazige.  

[Zahzi]

"Just remember, it's your fault to begin with.."  

[Randomly Gone Insane]

". . .You're such a jackass."  

[Zahzi]

"And you're an idiot."  

[Randomly Gone Insane]

"I wasn't YOU at that time. I could fend for myself AND Hael from that damn b***h."  

[Zahzi]

"Yeah? Perhaps you should have thought of something BETTER than abandoning her."  

[Randomly Gone Insane]

"Like WHAT!?" Akito barked, glaring at Omazige. "It was either keep her and let that woman kill her or let someone else watch over her! I didn't know she was going to be treated that way!"

Hael, who still sat in front of the two, was now just looking back and forth between Omazige and Akito, looking at whoever spoke.  

[Zahzi]

"What, you mean in this entire ******** world, there wasn't ANYONE you knew!?"  

[Randomly Gone Insane]

"Aside from drinking buddies and the TavernMaster? No. My buddies were heavy alcoholics who probably would have killed Hael with simply negligence. And TavernMasters never make good parents.."  

[Zahzi]

Omazige just gave him a dull glare, an eye twitching.  

[Randomly Gone Insane]

"...What?"

"...The TavernMaster of his village was his replacement Daddy..."

"...Ohhhhh...................." Akito nodded slowly, before looking back to Omazige.

"...Well, my TavernMaster was always too busy. He couldn't even watch after his own daughter. Throwing another child in there would had just made things worse."  

[Zahzi]

"Still inexcusable..." Omazige growled.  

[Randomly Gone Insane]

"Lemme rephrase what I said then. MOST TavernMasters are bad parents."

"...But... Omazige... Didn't you say the TavernMaster had very little time to take care of you, and when he did, he was always distracted..?"

". . ."