Those who wish someone else harm rarely care about if the person harmed can handle it. [You do your best to deal with the consequences, and maybe work to mitigate the problems for select others.

It’s the story of his life, and it potentially being the same here is just another dollop of icing on the cake.

Sighing softly, Break lets the conversation drop— like Cain said, without some more information they have no use speculating endlessly.]

Xerxes Break is indeed me, though you might have to be the judge of the likeness.

[As far as Break can see (frustratingly, endlessly endlessly frustratingly), each statue is more or less the same. His eye doesn’t do more than a cursory glance over them, if Cain is paying attention while Break speaks.]