Commentary: Honestly this memory is pretty thorough already since it's from Cole's POV. He's down in The Pit, working with a few others as part of a plan to break out the mages that have been detained here. Except Cole is only here to help Rhys. More people can see him now, and remember- but not for long. As soon as he's out of sight they gradually begin to forget him again. But Rhys could always see him, and remember him. Rhys was his only friend in this place, in this world, and the Templars don't frighten him the way they once did. Now that he's learned to take some control over his invisibility, to force people not to see him even when he's cutting their throat, it's a little intoxicating, knowing that they can't see him, they can't stop him. No one can, if he doesn't want them to. But he's not doing this for power, it's for Rhys. It's these people that are keeping Rhys trapped here, and if they killed him… fortunately they didn't, but in the memory Cole doesn't regret killing them at all.
Leo
Commentary: Honestly this memory is pretty thorough already since it's from Cole's POV. He's down in The Pit, working with a few others as part of a plan to break out the mages that have been detained here. Except Cole is only here to help Rhys. More people can see him now, and remember- but not for long. As soon as he's out of sight they gradually begin to forget him again. But Rhys could always see him, and remember him. Rhys was his only friend in this place, in this world, and the Templars don't frighten him the way they once did. Now that he's learned to take some control over his invisibility, to force people not to see him even when he's cutting their throat, it's a little intoxicating, knowing that they can't see him, they can't stop him. No one can, if he doesn't want them to. But he's not doing this for power, it's for Rhys. It's these people that are keeping Rhys trapped here, and if they killed him… fortunately they didn't, but in the memory Cole doesn't regret killing them at all.