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ELSCHNY
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I also agree with you, it's not a genetic thing, for example he said that Regina can get really bloodthirsty but that happen only 1 time and it was because the MC was kidnapped and she went to rescue him (I know that if you escape by yourself she goes and crush the guys, except for the leader, but she only did that because well they were criminals and if she let they alone they will continue to do things like that and I don't think put them in prison will change anything). You want another example? Fine, is true that Margarita take you with her without a second thought but she said that she send a letter to Regina to let her know that you will stay with her (here you could said that she simply can lie in the letter and obviously you can't fight against her to escape, but Regina knows Margarita and she knows she would never do something like that), she is very nice and gentle and it's impossible that she hurts the MC and it's not like she imprison him to secure he can't escape. She only wants to live her life with her lover by her side.
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well regina hates fighting but then se does get realy andry about people killing inacent people also i only rember them talking about here anger agaimst one kingdom if i rember right. also hellsperna is the kingdom of hell lol every giant there has an aginda.
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That is Sheina by the way, not Regina....Sheina teases the MC constantly during their journey, and her decision to crush those bandits if the MC killed comes across as manipulation of the system and its laws to make sure her partner goes free, just judgments be damned
Regina on the other hand shows a sustained bloodlust and hatred for bandits and those who destroy relics, from her decision to crush the house, to her complete slaughter of them in the village to her threat to Naya....
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Oh shit you're right sorry that was a mental breakdown I had there, but I still defend what I said, Regina is very kind and said that she values life over everything else, she did that only to defend her kingdom, she also said that she hates when she need to fight and kill. And about the house in the middle of the forest, I don't see any harm in what she did, she only destroy an empty house that bandits use as a lair.
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I stand corrected, tho one could argue the mc is also doing the eating. Like if he was inside a pool full of pudding
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Yeah usually they release a new version in the middle and at the end of the month...
Doesn't Sheina give them a chance at a trial tho? And Regina's actions are at least somewhat justified imo. Though she probably should've at least tried listening to what Naya had to say.
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In the first case, we have to consider the circumstances that happen:
If the MC uses the call-sign, Sheina gives them a chance at a trial yes, but the fact is she is accompanied by soldiers who are loyal to the Queen, whom she cannot disuade or convince to act otherwise
If the MC escaped on his own, Sheina is alone and so does not bother sparing any of them except the leader(whom she can blame freely without consequences)
In the second case, as much as I like Regina as a character, it is made clear through the narration that her hatred is a consistent character flaw:
-Despite being stronger than Diula, she does not bother restraining the raiders and goes straight to killing them, wasting time instead of trying to help any survivors which can put the MC in mortal danger(Something she remarks herself)
-She terrifies, tortures and brutalizes a scout she found in the forest without really giving him the chance to come clean or surrender
-Her unwillingness to listen to Naya despite her protests of relative innocence almost leads to battle and makes the diplomatic situation between the two kingdoms extremely precarious
Ok i went back and i see what u mean about Shiena, but to be fair she says people from Neutral territory aren't protected by the laws. As for Regina, she did send for people to help them and idk if restraining the raiders would necessarily be much faster. Bringing Mc might've been a mistake especially since he could've helped ppl instead , but he saves a woman so it worked out. And she gave the scout a chance but he told another lie. I agree that she does lose her temper tho and about Naya.
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Regina losing her temper over Naya and the raiders was pretty warranted.
The reason for the raiders was pretty self-explanatory. That one survivor the MC found was hiding her own presence from the raiders with a necklace, which was why Regina also couldn't sense her. Maybe there were a handful of other survivors still in town at best, maybe the woman was the last one. Searching for survivors while the assaulting force is right there is missing the forest for the trees. A good few magic-wielding giantesses seem to have some sort of sixth sense for life, so if she didn't sense them, they're most likely not there. (or they have one of those necklaces)
In addition to breaking the relic (she said she stepped on it by accident), Naya has done loads to sour relations between the two kingdoms, pissing off everyone around her, including her partner Guardian. Madea has earned Regina's respect because she's trying hard to keep the peace, which means trying to keep her kingdom's own rowdy citizens in check, something Naya almost completely refuses to help with. That means that every time Madea and Regina have to meet (likely for something Naya did) Madea seems more and more at her wit's end. Regina not wanting to hear her out is something she did to herself.
The reason for the raiders was pretty self-explanatory. That one survivor the MC found was hiding her own presence from the raiders with a necklace, which was why Regina also couldn't sense her. Maybe there were a handful of other survivors still in town at best, maybe the woman was the last one. Searching for survivors while the assaulting force is right there is missing the forest for the trees. A good few magic-wielding giantesses seem to have some sort of sixth sense for life, so if she didn't sense them, they're most likely not there. (or they have one of those necklaces)
In addition to breaking the relic (she said she stepped on it by accident), Naya has done loads to sour relations between the two kingdoms, pissing off everyone around her, including her partner Guardian. Madea has earned Regina's respect because she's trying hard to keep the peace, which means trying to keep her kingdom's own rowdy citizens in check, something Naya almost completely refuses to help with. That means that every time Madea and Regina have to meet (likely for something Naya did) Madea seems more and more at her wit's end. Regina not wanting to hear her out is something she did to herself.
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-Regina has quite a few understandable reasons, but it was still a dangerous call
-I agree with you wholeheartedly about dealing with the assaulting force but if Diula managed to subdue an entire field of poachers with vines, I presume Regina could do it too
-On another note if she did not find that solitary scout later, her wholesale slaughter of the raid would have left her with no information whatsoever
-Naya is an absolute moron, no doubt and she provoked Regina's anger with her antics, but this time she was attempting to do her job while explaining what happened
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That's a maybe. Diula may be better at the vines thing due to being a plant herself. Plus, she was created to fight Guardians, so she may be better at the whole 'fighting' thing overall.
Regina found the scout on her way to the relic after sensing it was broken, and all she got out of him was that he was supposed to meet the rest of the force at the relic. And that he killed someone in town. His only real contribution (so far) seemed to be to let Regina make an entrance one-liner.
The possibility is there that someone spilled about the raiding party to Naya and she was waiting to ambush them, and the scout was hers and only had to kill someone to keep suspicion low, but that strikes me as a bit too clever and patient for Naya.
Play Naya's route.
She picked up the scent, found the group, killed them and waited for the scout to arrive to take care of him, too.