Although Lin Yun said he didn't remember much, he still knew that this guy might have had the face of a destined villain, but deep down, he was actually a damn good person. He was just such a fanatical believer that his head was full of all kinds of punishments.
Take, for example, a mother with a child who was nearly starving to death.
For her child's sake, she went along with a group of rabble to attack a church supply convoy. They were caught, and she begged Mozgus to save her child.
Mozgus agreed, because the child was innocent. As for what happened afterward, no one knew. But the mother, who had attacked the supply convoy with the rabble, still had to face punishment.
After all, there was no doubt that even if she had only "gone along," she had still been an accomplice, so she had to be punished.
It was just like those people who had no food and were forced to become bandits. They were pitiable people with blameworthy flaws.
Because if they really succeeded, it would mean someone else would go without food.
They cursed the knights and Mozgus's troops for having enough food to eat while they had none.
First of all, the food had been provided by the Nalohan Church in the first place.
It wasn't something these refugees were entitled to. As members of the Nalohan Church, the troops had every right to use it.
Secondly, this was, in a way, a war zone. Never mind the greenskins—there were Arabians not far away, too.
Just like now, when Lin Yun's Lava Giant Spider had arrived.
Those at the very front, and those with the greatest fighting strength, were the ones who had eaten their fill.
Besides, if they didn't eat enough to