Only by experiencing those suffering years, can one truly understand the complex feelings of everyone at this moment.
Fortunately, he anticipated it and dispatched the servant army in advance.
If those fellows saw this scene and realized there's no room for easing the hatred between the Alpha People and the Orcs, who knows what would happen.
In fact, the voices in the Kingdom Army shouting for the extermination of Orcs have never stopped.
If it weren't for Hudson's high prestige within the army, forcibly suppressing the opposing voices, there wouldn't be a servant army now.
Undoubtedly, this suppression is only effective for now; future conflicts are inevitable.
However, the post-war issues are something the King and a multitude of nobles and ministers in the court need to consider.
As the Commander in Chief, Hudson has made his position very clear; once the war is over, he will go home to retire, sparing himself from being an eyesore.
