I get what you are saying, I hate that tired cliche too, but in this case, they are making it pretty clear these dudes are not real bandits with murderous intent.The typical manga plot made to make the readers think "just leave them to die for once!" only for the MC to do the same thing they ALWAYS do and save them and befriend them through some bullshit repentence/"I understand why you did it" drama...
Author crossing out the mandated trope situations already, doesn't bode well for future plot.
Would be nice with some manga where the plot stays interesting even after the first 20 pages. With chapters like this it's just "I hope there wont be too many filler chapters" and you read just one more chapter, and one more chapter...
My favorite take on the stereotypical bandit encounter was in the Jörmungandr isekai WN.I get what you are saying, I hate that tired cliche too, but in this case, they are making it pretty clear these dudes are not real bandits with murderous intent.
This situation is not what it seems, they are likely being forced into doing this by a third party.
Considering the other saint 'guided'/pointed Jelly to that way, she's either probably involved or "knows"/heard rumors that they're struggling with money issues to where they'd try to get a ransom , if she's not (literally) throwing them to the wolves b/c she's able to send monsters after all of them too and then just blame her death on this kinda scuffle/struggleI get what you are saying, I hate that tired cliche too, but in this case, they are making it pretty clear these dudes are not real bandits with murderous intent.
This situation is not what it seems, they are likely being forced into doing this by a third party.
Not a question. She's not Jelly."What will Jelly do?"