Seo Jun-ho finally lifted his eyes from the list.
"Fixes it?" he said.
His voice was steady, like he'd said this stuff in his head too many times already.
"This is just a monster acting like he's doing justice. A man killing people because of his own beliefs, his own standards. That isn't fixing the law."
"Every country has a line. if one guy crosses it, even for a 'good reason,' that line moves."
Ha-rin raised an eyebrow. "Wow. Philosophy class."
Seo didn't stop.
"Constitution exists so one man doesn't get to decide who lives or dies.
Every citizen — even the worst one — has the same rights. Investigation. Trial. Sentence. Not execution in an alley."
He looked at the case board, not at her.
"The moment we let one guy kill because he feels like he's right, everything breaks.
We become whatever that man decides we are."
Ha-rin blinked once.
"…Damn," she said. "You actually meant that."
She leaned closer to Kim and whispered loudly,
