Y'know, reading back, I was surprised how the crown prince looked soft at first like how he would be so merciful with his subjects and that he shows traits befitting of a good ruler. I was suprised how well he represented rulers are supposed to be, given how they are raised - that he and chartreuse are above them all and to be revered as gods. When he dealt with mengher, he was ruthless when their divinity was challenged and that brought out cruelty beneath his soft persona. That scene left a deep impression to me. There are often display of character 'gaps' or smth but this one takes the cake for me.
Y'know, reading back, I was surprised how the crown prince looked soft at first like how he would be so merciful with his subjects and that he shows traits befitting of a good ruler. I was suprised how well he represented rulers are supposed to be, given how they are raised - that he and chartreuse are above them all and to be revered as gods. When he dealt with mengher, he was ruthless when their divinity was challenged and that brought out cruelty beneath his soft persona. That scene left a deep impression to me. There are often display of character 'gaps' or smth but this one takes the cake for me.