I don't think they want to attack him in the first place. Their first thought is making peace with him before they learn anything else. They only give up on that when Rodcort tells them it isn't possible to bring Van's mother back to life. I wouldn't call refusing to attack a sympathetic target dodgy or greedy, particularly when a literal god is ordering you to do that.so the only reason his former classmates dont attack him is that he is too powerful for them to hurt him now?
and after they were shown how much some of their collective just broke and mistreated him, and then finally killed him?
the only thing i can gather from here is that they dont care about any responsibility or morale at all, they just want to join anyone who is on the stronger side.
dodgy and greedy turncoats.
Peace with Rodcorte. Van never gave a shit about the other classmates as long as they left him well enough alone and didn't interfere with his business. But he will NEVER forgive Rodcorte or Alda. That being said he just doesn't want to interact with his classmates at all, so he'd rather they just not die on Origin at all.Ngl, when I saw the raws of this chapter, I assumed that they were made angels so they could be given a huge power boost thatd let them fight Van a bit more evenly, but nope.
they’re just fully unwilling to fight and he’s unwilling to let them reincarnate since they’ll just try to stop others from fighting Van
also, what exactly did his calculate ability Say was impossible? Vans kinda already moved on from his whole Plot to murder all his classmates and is mostly fine with just letting them be so long as they don’t try to murder him. His only real beef is with the idiot God.
I guess maybe they haven’t figured out that he’s actually changed and grown and decided not to get vengeance (against them specifically), since they were only basing things off his experiences on earth and what little the God was able to tell them.
They were only shown the Earth part, no?so the only reason his former classmates dont attack him is that he is too powerful for them to hurt him now?
and after they were shown how much some of their collective just broke and mistreated him, and then finally killed him?
the only thing i can gather from here is that they dont care about any responsibility or morale at all, they just want to join anyone who is on the stronger side.
dodgy and greedy turncoats.
It's a bit more complicated than that, but I'll just say the creation of the Bravers organization itself was the initial catalyst for what ultimately happens in Origin. As for what Van went through on Earth, he lost his parents, and then after he was taken in by his relatives he was beaten, abused, fed the worst "food", and basically just treated like absolute shit on Earth while they stole his inheritance.So is the implication from his classmate's death that their world became a battle royale for their class? Also damn, what in the fresh hell did Van go through that made them give up on trying to sympathize with his high school life?
Oh, a lot has been going on in that front. The web novel usually has interlude chapters for it. For spoilers...So is the implication from his classmate's death that their world became a battle royale for their class? Also damn, what in the fresh hell did Van go through that made them give up on trying to sympathize with his high school life?
it's the main reason, not the only reason. they do sympathize with him in this chapterso the only reason his former classmates dont attack him is that he is too powerful for them to hurt him now?
if you mean chapter 2, this manga doesn't show it clearly, but they had nothing to do with those unethical experiments,and after they were shown how much some of their collective just broke and mistreated him,
as chapter 51, 52 showed: they didn't know about him being one of their classmates., they thought he was a random insane experiment, and it's mostly amamiya hiroto's fault anyways since he got them together and called the shotsand then finally killed him?