He was not afraid of their numbers, but he feared their potential for retaliation. They were silent, insidious, and impossible to guard against. He had the Devouring Butterfly, which at least gave him some protection, but the others were not so lucky; he had no way to shield them.
He let out a sigh and asked, "Now, tell me, why did you kill those villagers?"
The result was the same as before: because the young man had wanted to marry her.
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