192 Though The Heavens May Fall

Consequences be damned, Reed would see it through to the end. No matter what they decided to do, he would support them in their decision, even if it meant it tearing down the sky for them with his bare hands.

His commitment to this particular matter was not open to any form of discussion.

It would be done. 

But before the final vote was made, Reed had one last task to do — something he dreaded but had resolved himself to do for the sake of equality, truth, and justice. He had to lay down all the cards on the table... including his own. 

"You have been shown the darkest failures of those who were supposed to protect you, but that is unfortunately only half of the story. Now, I would like you to see something else before you decide a verdict on the sinners who failed you... I wish for you all to see... my failures."