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Originally Posted by magnuskn
Yeah, that Fohl didn't fight back made little sense. Ah, well. I guess I was more upset that the whole story again leaned into the slavery angle with Naofumi gleefully making the slavers slaves themselves, with some BS "Well, we can't execute them, because some noble might get upset about stuff he'll never know if we don't tell anybody" reason.
Other than that, the season is pretty solid so far. Not a "dying horse" by any measure.
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What makes you think people won't know if a
nobleman is killed? And how is it in any way "leaning into" it to make an example of those that continue the practice? If anything, it's probably the most effective and fitting deterrent to make it clear that if you ignore the Queen's orders and try to enslave citizens from his territory, he will himself ignore those rules and sell them as slaves to people that will treat them the way they'd have treated his citizens.