Violet certainly wouldn't let things go at this point.
If someone had offended her, they must pay the price for their actions.
This wasn't just about how Violet personally dealt with matters,
it was more important that if the offender went unpunished,
then others would disregard the interests that she represented as a mercenary group.
If such a thing happened, it would herald the start of a nightmare.
The situation at hand made her feel that it wasn't so hasty that it could be resolved in a short period.
Hence, there would be a chance to receive what she felt was the most satisfactory and ideal response.
It seemed more appropriate to make such a clear and pretty good judgment about the situation, and the remaining thought should be in such a context.
Thus, Violet no longer needed those seemingly more satisfactory and appropriate responses that would be accepted by others.
No longer needing those responses that could be clearly faced and recognized when explained in detail.
