When Chu Mu heard Bronya's question, he thought that if it were him, he would never have let something like this happen.
Ultimately, Chu Mu and Bronya took different approaches to ruling.
When Chu Mu founded the Wood Tribe on Sand Sea Planet, his sole concern from beginning to end had been how to protect himself. He showed no mercy to anything that threatened him.
Take the war between the Wood Tribe and the other tribes, for example. How had Chu Mu crushed his enemies so quickly? Through swift, ruthless measures and merciless slaughter that chilled people to the bone and filled them with fear!
It was precisely that cold ruthlessness that had allowed Chu Mu to survive in the Inner World with the amnesiac Tingyun during his time apart from Kafka and Silver Wolf.
Had Chu Mu shown even the slightest mercy, things might have ended very differently.
Bronya, however, lacked that ruthlessness.
This Supreme Guardian possessed a spirit of selfless dedication. Perhaps, in her eyes, the well-being of Belobog's people took precedence over her own safety.
Without a doubt, she was prepared to sacrifice herself for this city.
That was the exact opposite of Chu Mu.
Chu Mu had formed the Wood Tribe to use its strength to protect himself and those around him. In his view, he could abandon the Wood Tribe at any time. The tribe existed because of him in the first place; he would never sacrifice himself for it.
Chu Mu had never considered himself particularly noble or great.
Now, however, his younger sister had become just such a selfless person, and that weighed heavily on him.
In Chu Mu's view, Bronya's mercy toward these Old Nobles clearly meant she regarded them as subjects under her protection.
That was a mistake.
And so, Chu