After achieving a complete victory, the villagers looked at the corpses of the mountain bandits in front of them, with rivers of blood flowing, and only then did they begin to feel fearful. Some had weak legs, some vomited, and the bloodlust from before had all dissipated. Only a few people with strong personalities remained standing. After all, they were ordinary common people who had never seen blood, and such a large-scale scene was overwhelming.
Fortunately, the mountain bandits were all people who deserved to die. The villagers were just not used to killing and the brutal aftermath, but they didn't have the burden of conscience for killing, so it was relatively easy to recover.
