It's important to clarify that the term "relinquished" can have different meanings depending on the context. For example:
* In mythology or fantasy: "Relinquished" could refer to a being that has given up its power or existence, or perhaps something that has been abandoned by its creator. In these cases, "killing" might not be the appropriate term.
* In psychology: "Relinquishing" can mean letting go of something, like a belief or possession. In this sense, "killing" might be a metaphor for overcoming or moving on from something.
Please provide more context about your question. For example:
* What is the context of "relinquished"? Is this from a story, a philosophical discussion, or something else?
* What do you mean by "kill"? Do you want to destroy it, erase it, or something else?
Understanding the specific meaning of "relinquished" and "kill" in your context will help me provide a more relevant and helpful response.