I don't think he'll force them to fight Vandalieu...but he'll use them to do things they normally wouldn't.Becoming attendants may have seemed like a smart choice, but without knowing how much influence the god has, he may be able to just assume direct control and force them to do it anyway.
It shows intelligence. That's why.always love a character who accepts that the mission is way above their paygrade
That's basically like Robert Heinlein's Job: A Comedy of Justice.I wonder if Shimada is also thinking that, if God (Rodcorte) is acting so dodgy and saying he can't do certain things, and wants assistants as system engineers, then there must be a higher god in the hierarchy that she can report her boss to.
Like a Divine HR, or something.
She seems to have picked up on Rodcorte not really being all-powerful.
No, they have no reason or motivation to do the job. They may not have been his close friends, but they don't hate him either. This is Rodcorte's issue, and his own fault Van wound up the way he did. Those two also recognize full well that he lacks empathy for Van, so guaranteeing that the move will fail and refusing is the best way to get Rodcorte to stand down instead of trying to push the job onto them.so the only reason his former classmates dont attack him is that he is too powerful for them to hurt him now?
and after they were shown how much some of their collective just broke and mistreated him, and then finally killed him?
the only thing i can gather from here is that they dont care about any responsibility or morale at all, they just want to join anyone who is on the stronger side.
dodgy and greedy turncoats.
that point, that "Evil" God had those grotesque appearances or incomprehensibleIs it just me, or does that new dragon look like a hand with faces on the tips of its fingers?
It might also end up being a "don't go after van" turns into jibberish/incomprehensible language scenarioBecoming attendants may have seemed like a smart choice, but without knowing how much influence the god has, he may be able to just assume direct control and force them to do it anyway.
Wasn't there another character pretending to be the MC back on the last world? Shouldn't these two be surprised about that?![]()
Given their reactions, I think it's much more likely that Rodcorte only showed them MC's original life on Earth.Them getting his whole backstory off screen is kinda lame. Not getting a reaction to the "oh fuck we accidentally killed our classmate who was given a bum deal by an asshole god" thing is kind of annoying.