Arrogant Slave - Ch. 24 - Stab

[jonnywarlock]

Well, that was nasty.

 

[vannn]

In light of this chapter, I’m thinking less of the initial apology. It comes off more as self soothing rather than genuine remorse.

It was bound to cause conflict, and the village girl ended up dead because of it, and for what? It brought her no peace, and she probably felt betrayed more than anything. Now he has both of them on his conscience, even if he didn’t kill her himself.

Lying or omitting the truth would have been immoral as well, especially if it was to protect himself. The only correct answer was to never have joined the war, which is impossible to undo at this point.

It’s a really interesting conflict and I hope it’s explored more.

 

[Rafalga]

Well with that, i don't really care about anyone anymore. His selfishness and retarded notion to apologize just caused a completely unnecessary death of an innocent. He can die in a ditch for all i care. What an asshole. Just gonna read to see how they both gonna die. Hamita is truely a one trick pony hack. Imagine being famous like how Uwe Boll is.

 

[danvolodar]

Did... did she have to die?

 

[Jatopian]

sassy slave

So I guess she really was waiting for her brother. No cannibal or extradimensional entity in sight.

She was simply... a country bumpkin.

 

[AAA1]

Hmm.. okay... anyway...

 

[fireproofemu]

I hope these awful criminals are brought to justice soon.

 

[jojoka]

Haha this is edgy for the sake of edge.
I hope it gets more absurd.

 

[deadrabbits]

RIP, big titty village girl.

 

[DarkeLourd]

She could have just not raised a sword at him.

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

FeelsBadMan

 

[LordofLeechers]

Lying or omitting the truth would have been immoral as well, especially if it was to protect himself. The only correct answer was to never have joined the war, which is impossible to undo at this point.

Guy was probably levied. Commoners don't get much a choice in the way of things.

 

[Av-kay]

Well she was gonna kill him, so yeah

I more so think they meant if he had to be put them in that situation by blurting that out

 

[Oured]

So turns out she harbored and helped them without asking questions.
Dude creates a problem for no reason by telling her what happened to her brother, gives no context.
Slave fucking kills her for being righteously outraged, before she even gets to ask why he killed her brother.
And how does the MC even know who her brother is? He doesn't even know either of their names.

This is starting to look like the protags are turning bad.

 

[Goose0810]

oh, alright then. that’s that.

 

[Darkshade13]

Well that was abrupt.

 

[subliminalduck]

I corrected the title right before you made this comment, but now you look schizophrenic lol

Asfdszs change it back D:

 

[Mangamoz]

In light of this chapter, I’m thinking less of the initial apology. It comes off more as self soothing rather than genuine remorse.

It was bound to cause conflict, and the village girl ended up dead because of it, and for what? It brought her no peace, and she probably felt betrayed more than anything. Now he has both of them on his conscience, even if he didn’t kill her himself.

Lying or omitting the truth would have been immoral as well, especially if it was to protect himself. The only correct answer was to never have joined the war, which is impossible to undo at this point.

It’s a really interesting conflict and I hope it’s explored more.

I honestly suspect he has a death wish.

 

[koga88]

Brutal, but... it was probably going to happen one way or another. She'd either die alone eventually if she let them leave since there's no way she would survive in an abandoned town by running out of resources, or she'd be killed by a monster or bandits.

 

[lesseffective]

Well and truly past the Hamita Event Horizon now!

Asfdszs change it back D:

Don't worry, friend. As I've learned, it's a mark indelibly engraved right at the top of the forum page.