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They barged into another clan's city, beat up their leader, instead of taking control, turned around, and showed everyone their backs. I don't think they should expect us to thank them for all of this.
Well, I don't know, I was kind of expecting something like this from our decision. Not surprised at all.
You're reasoning like an ordinary person. But this is a clan of warriors, where the best warrior is automatically right. If they have a dispute, they start fighting each other, and the one who wins is considered to be right in the dispute, and their arguments are by definition better. The current clan leader challenged someone and lost, which means that the one who killed him in a fair fight is automatically right about everything. One of the differences between the arena and the manor, which I personally expected, is the impact on reputation. Like, the manor was attacked by Sukhuris, which is a huge negative, but a worthy warrior entered the arena and did everything fairly. But then again, I forgot:
I don't even want to try to predict what any action in Revan's expansions will lead to.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
You are reasoning like ordinary people do. But here, it's a clan of warriors, and whoever is the best warrior automatically has the right to lead.
You forget the nuance that all of this is strictly regulated by rules. You can't just challenge the clan leader to a duel. You have to do it at a strictly defined time and only after fulfilling a number of requirements. And only then, in order to become the leader yourself. And the whole point of the ritual is to make the clan stronger. If you simply kill the leader and ride off into the sunset, you are not making the clan stronger. Quite the opposite.
You're forgetting the nuance that all of this is strictly regulated by the rules. You can't just go and challenge the clan leader to a duel. You have to do it at a strictly defined time and only after fulfilling a number of requirements. And only then, in order to become the leader yourself. And the whole point of the ritual is to make the clan stronger. If you just kill the leader and ride off into the sunset, you're not making the clan stronger. Quite the opposite.
I agree with that logic, but on the other hand, the person who did this is still a skilled warrior, and not long ago, the crowd was shouting "Hooray" and wanted to put a crown on his head. Yes, indeed, such a rejection, and even in an unseemly manner (he ran away without explanation), may cause some dissatisfaction, but it should be at least partially compensated by respect for a cool warrior. Although, maybe they just found out he's from Vesteria...
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Yes, indeed, such a refusal, especially in an unseemly manner (he left without explanation), may cause some dissatisfaction, but it should be at least partially compensated by respect for a formidable warrior.
We apologize to Relhiras. We overreacted. We simply cherish traditions. Sorry...
— Good afternoon, Mr. Carolman, — the leader of the "Iron Hearts" nodded to the Celian and took the documents from his hands, — and I apologize for the delay in payment. Aldric did not keep his interlocutor waiting and, after carefully reviewing the documents he received, carried out all the necessary procedures, after which he handed the money to the old man. — Thank you for your patience and timely warning, — the news of the doubled tax rate greatly upset the Jagendorf resident, but he tried not to show it. Whatever he thought, it would not change the decision of the Celian government. — But could you tell me more about the situation in the south? As you may have noticed, I have been outside the country for the past month.
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Come on, Ples, pay the money and ask for a quest (I hope you are doing that)
No, I wrote that we are attacking the tax collector, robbing him, and running back to Heckelia.
“The situation is very alarming and, at the same time, sad,” the tax collector shook his head. “Through the efforts of the regent of King Naliar, their country entered into a military conflict with the overseas Barbarians and, unfortunately, suffered a crushing defeat. Most of Naliar’s ships sank into the sea due to sabotage by the enemy and the incompetence of Kezon Fabius Sextus; however, even after this, he did not want to retreat and consider a further plan of action, continuing the siege of the island. Is it necessary to say that after what happened at sea, the troops of Naliar were in a state of complete chaos? The Barbarians easily defeated them and, taking advantage of the moment, began a counterattack.” Karl sighed heavily. “As the regent believed, the Naliar troops were supposed to easily cope with the enemy due to their numerical superiority, and therefore the capital remained almost defenseless and… it fell. The Crown does not plan to undertake any military actions at the moment, however, the government believes it is necessary to prepare for a possible war.
/Maybe I missed something, but what does Celia have to do with this? She didn't attack anyone, and it's unlikely that the Shinsekai would be the first to attack.../
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