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The frown was displayed on Oliver's face as Jigano explained that they didn't really have many options. "I guess we should just try our best...create tracking arrows so that we can protect the people of this place...as well, maybe we could hold classes? Specifically on educating people about the creatures here...maybe then we can minimize the deaths of civilians." Seeing as he didn't even know about a lot of these creatures. It would be wise for a natural to help educate them so that they wouldn't risk the death of another close friend. Killing the landsharks seemed to be out of the question, but that didn't mean they couldn't educate people on it.
It would be obvious that Jigano and Oliver had very different views on how wildlife should be treated. Oliver was under the belief that as long as people weren't brutally killed, it was fine. If it was easy to avoid, that was one thing, but when the landsharks seemingly stalked everywhere, ripping the lives away without people being able to protect themselves...it felt wrong. Horrifically wrong. Treading in the territory of an animal was one thing, but the moment it invaded so close to civilization? It should be stopped. Jigano, on the other hand, seemed to view that all animals should be allowed to live, no matter what. It would be hard for the two to truly agree when it came down to it, but at least he and Jigano could try to respect each other's opinions.
Wandering into the cellar, Oliver watched as Jigano made his way over to the crates before he followed in his lead. Ripping into one of the other crates, he glanced over as Jigano revealed all that he had found. Armor would come in handy...but what's this about a war? Pulling out stuff from his crate, he didn't find anything too exciting. "Just some bottles, jars, and...I think pottery? Pots, I think." He held up one of the glass vials, it was empty and dusty. "Can you tell me more about this war? What exactly happened?"
It would be obvious that Jigano and Oliver had very different views on how wildlife should be treated. Oliver was under the belief that as long as people weren't brutally killed, it was fine. If it was easy to avoid, that was one thing, but when the landsharks seemingly stalked everywhere, ripping the lives away without people being able to protect themselves...it felt wrong. Horrifically wrong. Treading in the territory of an animal was one thing, but the moment it invaded so close to civilization? It should be stopped. Jigano, on the other hand, seemed to view that all animals should be allowed to live, no matter what. It would be hard for the two to truly agree when it came down to it, but at least he and Jigano could try to respect each other's opinions.
Wandering into the cellar, Oliver watched as Jigano made his way over to the crates before he followed in his lead. Ripping into one of the other crates, he glanced over as Jigano revealed all that he had found. Armor would come in handy...but what's this about a war? Pulling out stuff from his crate, he didn't find anything too exciting. "Just some bottles, jars, and...I think pottery? Pots, I think." He held up one of the glass vials, it was empty and dusty. "Can you tell me more about this war? What exactly happened?"
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