Marcia_05

Finally someone understands him. He has always been like this, the power he has allows him to be like this, and it is in moments like these that he throws away all morals and lets himself be carried away by whims.

Yes, you're right, he turned out to be more hypocritical and cruel than he seemed. Luckily he has Valka to tell him when he's wrong.

I wanted to do it, but in the end I decided to decline. At this point, you have to understand that although the two stories share similar characters, places and issues, they differ in some others. Like this one.

Friend, you have to read the previous chapters to understand that Azrael is like this, he has always been like this. He did not free the slaves just because he wanted to, but because he saw an opportunity in it, He released the Unsullied to have the best infantry at his disposal. He has murdered thousands just because they disagree with him on something, and now, somehow, being in Westeros, has made him bring out his darkest qualities.

For God's sake, Valka would never betray him, that would throw everything I've created so far into the pit.

He always has been, we're just used to seeing him from the point of view of his people... The same people who adore and love him. Not from the point of view of his enemies or people outside of Xanda.

Hahaha, not at all. Azrael has always shown himself to be cruel, despotic and even spiteful, we saw it in Meereen, in Qarth and in Bazaar, let's not forget that Bazaar was a city, and it was destroyed by Endoxes. So it's not a character change, it's a raw representation of what Azrael really is.

He did not destroy them, or at least he thought he did, by ordering Endoxes to bathe the Temple with his breath.