[ WP ] You are a minor character/nameless minion in a fictional story , during a battle between good vs bad , you accidentally killed the protagonist/antagonist . What happens next ?

The man in the teal shirt simply stood there for a couple of seconds as the blood dripped from his hand axe. Frankly, he was a little bit stumped. Everything had happened so quickly. When the battle had started he ’ d never anticipated that he might actually survive the encounter. Hell, he ’ d been on the front line without even a shield; he didn ’ t even have real armor! Before the battle had begun the man in teal had actively contemplated a bucket for a helmet. Not even a metal bucket, or eye holes. Just a wooden bucket. 
 
 From the moment he ’ d encountered the demonic pit fiend the man in teal knew there was no way that he could survive. Just as surely as being on the front line had guaranteed his death, so too did he know that his death would be mere minutes away as the thing marched towards him. But, somehow, here he stood and there it lay. 
 
 After he ’ d pulled the ax from its skull the entire battle had gone silent. The fiend ’ s allies had stopped their attack, even his own allies had ceased in their losing battle. From the corner of his eye, the man in teal could see their Shining Knight had a look of shock on his face. Everybody on that bloody field knew it was going to be that man who killed the demon, not the Man in Teal. The shining knight approached tentatively, as though he feared the Man in Teal might turn the Holy Axe of Demonic Slaughter against him. 
 
 And honestly, the Man in Teal considered it for a moment. The shining knight had been prepared to sacrifice everyone on this crimson field to kill one demon. Even now, the Man in Teal had difficulty accepting all the deaths that had already occurred because of this man ’ s vendetta. 
 
 As the Man in Teal ’ s hand tightened ever so slightly on his ax he knew that there was no way he could kill this excuse for a knight, despite his flaws. Because that was what was required of a true hero. 

