Damn, he must've been setting up all those explosives for years. He already captured the boss, but he figured that it wouldn't stop the human traffickers. I wonder whether he knew or if he just hoped that their boss would have enough humanity left in him to spare two kids who freed him from captivity.
Just like the strange man, you'd think you already have this character pinned down, but then he hits you with something like this, but to an even more extreme degree. Although, that was already the case last chapter, but this one only hammered it in.
I'm interested in seeing more of these characters who seem like archetypes at first, but break off from them by the end.
@Brackass With the sheer competence he showed in waging a war all on his own, he might've been able to do a lot of good if all this tragedy didn't happen. It's a sobering thought, much like a lot of this story.