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Merc: "Ugh...Slaves. Never any good guys just assholes"
Sorceress: "It must be hard for some people to understand our traditions"
Note that shambrin says that the maraketh shouldn't be surprised about the faridun rising up all the time because the maraketh are RELENTLESSLY BRUTAL. They are absolute slaves to tradition. Why, because it is how they survive. They don't like it but to them the other option is death. Now the Faridun should prove that maybe some traditions need to be examined since they are able to thrive, but that is not how hidebound societies work, and the fact that they can successfully put down faridun revolutions keeps them from having to examine themselves.
It is talked about how the faridun provide a mercy to parents exposing their children. It's what allows the tradition to stand. The parents are sure their child will survive, so they can do what tradition demands. The later fight with the faridun that the maraketh win helps them hold tradition to be correct. It's a rather fascinating wheel, that without either side would probably fail eventually.
Grow up, examine things clinically and understand them. You don't have to endorse agree or anything. The vaal are a thousand times worse btw.
Oh no slaves they must be the most terrible people ever. There are literally mountains of bodies you are fighting through in utzaal. the faridun have quite a few carts of bodies to feed a thing that has never ended in anything but disaster.
Both are fine. Lush land turned desert forces people to rethink their
"traditions." Vaal sacrifice their own and only got to the point of worshiping a woman because of SIN's beast.
