Sacrificing oneself, or killing others to save more people... In fact, this is a problem that's hard to reach a conclusion, filled everywhere with hypocritical dialectics.
Lorenzo quietly gazed at Merlin, feeling that he somewhat underestimated this mysterious Alchemist, whose expression carried far more weight than Lorenzo had contemplated.
"I'm not saying you must sacrifice yourself, Mr. Holmes. What I hope is that you make your own decision. Whether it's killing others, sacrificing yourself, or taking an indifferent stance without bearing any consequences—I don't care. What I care about is your decision, what you would do."
Merlin dismissed Lorenzo's words, as this seemed more like a moral debate than a question.
Actually, if you swap some of the words in all of this, Merlin's meaning becomes incredibly clear.
