It was one of the reasons why Rome started to fill their armies with mercenaries and soldiers from the tribes and nations they conquered, less citizens fighting in the wars and less potential rebels to worry about.
I get that but I supporting Sei and becoming a general has always been his number one priority.
also the fact that they've nearly died for each other and Kyoukai sacrificed part of her life to bring him back from the literal brink of death after the hardest fight of his life, like you can't walk away from doing those things for each other and not fall in love
Polygamy was pretty common for high status men.poor karyo ten
Sure, but that kind of framing isn't the same as romantic chemistry. I'm not saying they don't get along (they obviously do), but it doesn't feel the most natural to me either. More like the author decided we'd get here eventually, and now we've gotten here without particular buildup in this direction aside from a couples pages and gags here and there.
Cringe.
This is weird, not easy to put such a thing into the screen it will be hard to make people who are supposed to be stronger now shine, when the are about to be destroyed yet again, the author will need to do something very good to make it interesting
