Yuri was waiting for Solevsky to take his last breath.
According to the principle of reciprocity, Yuri had to ensure Solevsky experienced the maximum pain, which meant making Solevsky witness his family's death, understand that the rest of his loved ones were doomed as well, and then endure prolonged suffering before dying.
Solevsky wouldn't die quickly; he hadn't sustained any fatal wounds that could lead to a swift death, and that was what made the situation most despairing.
Solevsky could only wish for a quick death, though he knew it was a luxury. Still, he had to try.
"You're the traitor; I'm not a traitor. I only killed a few people. You killed many, and they were all your comrades."
Solevsky only hoped to provoke Yuri.
But how could Yuri be provoked? His emotional stability was frightening.
Yuri simply began to slowly cut Solevsky's skin.
