@Destroyer2point_1 It's a fictional story, but still, you know who's innocent and who isn't? Guess you know better than the author, then.
If you believe he shouldn't have done it, I think you've forgotten what kind of background story you're reading. This is a world where you're either strong and survive, or you're weak and end up killed—or worse, used. (And yes, in this kind of story, being killed is often the better option for obvious reasons.)
If he doesn’t take action to strengthen his village, they’ll be the ones destroyed. And if you think peace can be achieved—fine. But then, there’d be no point in the story, and it would’ve ended at chapter one.
If you believe he shouldn't have done it, I think you've forgotten what kind of background story you're reading. This is a world where you're either strong and survive, or you're weak and end up killed—or worse, used. (And yes, in this kind of story, being killed is often the better option for obvious reasons.)
If he doesn’t take action to strengthen his village, they’ll be the ones destroyed. And if you think peace can be achieved—fine. But then, there’d be no point in the story, and it would’ve ended at chapter one.
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