It states very clearly that his source for believing Pulse hadn't moved was Daly. There are two options going foward:Josephine wrote: ↑Thu Nov 30, 2017 6:54 pmI didn't assume Daly lied. I assumed Liander got lazy in his assumptions. He took the time to ask Pulse about his limbo but not his necro?
Also, shouldn't he have asked the scrollers what manuever they were attempting rather than Pulse? I mean, your attackers rarely scream - Scroll Web Magic Attack!- like a bad anime.
Assuming when fronting as a non biased journalist is a sign of rushed deadlines or other factors
1) Pulse did not move, as Daly stated. He popped BPs, instead. The article stands as is.
2) Pulse did move, and Daly lied -- likely not on purpose -- and mixed up his times in which he attempted to attack Pulse. Then, my math stands.
You don't get to kiss Daly's ass and also discredit this article, in this particular instance. Either you are correct, and Daly is wrong, or the article is correct, and you are wrong. Those are the two options. It isn't assuming when you are told something that is believed to be factual. However, what you are doing is most certainly assuming, except without basic reading comprehension to back you up.