Kadi had always found it strange why people with differing opinions had to fight to the death. He couldn't understand this choice, couldn't fathom why anyone would act this way; it seemed utterly unreasonable. In his eyes, anything was possible, but this particular occurrence struck him as quite peculiar. He couldn't comprehend why so many people had been subdued by the Great Mentor, nor why the Great Mentor, who seemed perfectly fine, would betray his own people.
If it were him, what would he do? He had given this question profound consideration. He imagined himself as the Great Mentor, picturing what he would do in such a situation. He had simulated this scenario many times in his mind.
