i mean cool.
still waiting for missing chapters before read
If he saw his best elf was about to possibly maybe defect, then ensuring she defects and additionally is turned squarely against himself, seems like one of the worse options to choose.Hmm, I see. That town might not have been worth that much for real, but bandit chief saw, that his best horse might defect and had to be shown, that there is no way out for her, for example by living in a cosy town. So, in the end her own affection for the town was the reason for the raid.
What @hevensdragon said still holds true. What about the blood the helped to spill before and she spilled herself?
It used to be on here, but got nuked because the actual official translation was posted on here (for the missingchapters). So, either find another way to read, or continue with the gap.i mean cool.
still waiting for missing chapters before read
But it was actually a twenty tho, you really need to rethink this.Author is acting like the Unabomber is a good person cuz he gave a hobo $5
Nah. I disagree. There is a good chance that kind of evil bandit leader overestimates his influence on her and underestimetes the chance her burying her fangs into them or what she can do to them. (Not wanting to see it.) "There is a spark of hope in her eyes. Better extinguish that. She will then give up all hopes for a beter future and stay with us long enough for me making a killing." Traumatising and guilt tripping her, like a child, into obedience. And if that doesn't work, off her as she would have left them anyway.If he saw his best elf was about to possibly maybe defect, then ensuring she defects and additionally is turned squarely against himself, seems like one of the worse options to choose.
Probably losing lots of other "horses" in the assault too, weakening the entire band for little plunder.