Foster, however, still felt it was unreliable and spoke up directly, "Perhaps that Lord deliberately put on an act! Since they are cooperating, they must have already allocated the interests. It's better to stick to the original plan, get through this difficult time, and definitely achieve something by doing what we initially intended..."
"But when I acted on your advice, another two thousand left," Viscount Robin interjected before Foster could finish.
That day, after more humans had fled, he took his anger out on Foster.
It was Foster who had said that such actions would surely stabilize the people's hearts. What was the result? The people's hearts were not reassured, and instead, more of them had fled.
If it hadn't been for Hudson's return and his persuasion, acknowledging Foster's approach, Viscount Robin would have certainly thrown Foster into the dungeons.
