[Whether it is fortunate or unfortunate for Mikado is up to you to decide, as Dio takes this add incredibly uppity and passive-aggressive, but he refrains from commenting on it.
Between this and the way he spoke to him about Henry, he was certainly reforming his opinion on Mikado.]
The deal I have made with you remains the same as it ever was. You are free to do as you please. As it stands, I cannot change the deal without your approval.
However, this deal was made before other vampires 'arrived', and thus they were an unforeseeable situation. Had I known previously, it would have been a simple matter to also ask this of you, but instead it falls to me to make a new deal with each vampire for the sake of peace.
In the end, it is their responsibility, out of courtesy to me, to refuse your offers, and not your responsibility not to offer it, understand?
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Between this and the way he spoke to him about Henry, he was certainly reforming his opinion on Mikado.]
The deal I have made with you remains the same as it ever was. You are free to do as you please. As it stands, I cannot change the deal without your approval.
However, this deal was made before other vampires 'arrived', and thus they were an unforeseeable situation. Had I known previously, it would have been a simple matter to also ask this of you, but instead it falls to me to make a new deal with each vampire for the sake of peace.
In the end, it is their responsibility, out of courtesy to me, to refuse your offers, and not your responsibility not to offer it, understand?
[Does he sound like a lawyer yet?]