[quote=@Zarkun]
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Except that's not how it works. Hunter isn't wrong, anymore than Gabriel is wrong, but they have different approaches to how they're presenting their opinions. Hunter even explained why he was wanting to fight. Winning doesn't show that he's weak, and neither does loosing. The victory in fighting Hunter would have been the pair gaining a better understanding between the pair.
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And Gabriel knew he wouldn't have been able to prove anything and there was no point in it, especially given the fact that Hunter just sucker punched him, when he was leaving. To Gabriel, that showed enough of Hunters personality for Gabriel to not want to have anything to do with him. He attacked someone not ready for it, and someone who was leaving, and as such had no guards up. So of course Gabriel isn't going to fight him. There was nothing he could have got from the fight and no reason to fight when it wouldn't have settled things but rather make them worse