Mm... [He pauses, looking much more conflicted about this moral quandary. On one hand, Noah was right. The shadows were trying to kill them and they only killed them in self defense. Logically speaking, it's exactly what any Seal Knight would do in the situation.
And yet that nagging sense of empathy in him, it resonates more with what Nier is trying to argue. Those were still people he slayed, people who were suffering and needed help. And Jun had cut through them without a second thought. Did that mean he did another terrible thing? Or had there really been no other choice?
But also, why was it Noah giving the cold pragmatic answer? Noah had always been soft hearted, and yet he barely seemed fazed by this revelation. It felt...off.
In any case, Jun felt conflicted enough that he didn't know what to say. So instead of really responding, he's just going to become very interested in looking at the ground. Yes. Great contribution Jun. ]
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And yet that nagging sense of empathy in him, it resonates more with what Nier is trying to argue. Those were still people he slayed, people who were suffering and needed help. And Jun had cut through them without a second thought. Did that mean he did another terrible thing? Or had there really been no other choice?
But also, why was it Noah giving the cold pragmatic answer? Noah had always been soft hearted, and yet he barely seemed fazed by this revelation. It felt...off.
In any case, Jun felt conflicted enough that he didn't know what to say. So instead of really responding, he's just going to become very interested in looking at the ground. Yes. Great contribution Jun. ]