Xinuo's expression stiffened. He knew he had gotten carried away again.
He had been bullied like that since childhood.
Being an illegitimate child had been a disgrace in the circles he moved in back then.
That was why he cared more about situations where a crowd bullied someone weaker within the same circle.
One reason he had become devout was that there was no such problem at all within The Church.
He had never been bullied like that in The Church. All he had received was kindness.
He had lacked the ability to resist before.
Now that he had the ability, whenever he saw something like this, he naturally liked to step forward and stand up for others.
Yet the other party had immediately exposed the fact that he was new, making them realize that his actions had given him away.
"Even if it's a game, you can't bully people like this," Xinuo said, trying to gloss over the subject of being new.
"Hahaha, you don't understand." Klos smiled and patted Xinuo on the shoulder.
Then they heard Xinuo's stomach growl.
"Come on, I'll take you to get something to eat." As Klos spoke, he pulled Xinuo off to one side.
Xinuo sensed no malice in his attitude and relaxed slightly. It seemed that being new to this town was not such a bad thing.
As they walked, Klos said to Xinuo, "The so-called game is essentially a war that we started out of boredom."
"?" Xinuo frowned. War was no simple word; it could not be applied to just anything.
"Heh, you'll understand later." Klos had no intention of explaining immediately. There were details involved that outsiders could not understand.
And this time, he had already lost badly enough.
There was nothing he could do about it. His understanding