After Hacksaw decisively silenced Hilton, leaving him speechless and unable to resist, a group of people gradually exited the tent.
They mostly managed to maintain a semblance of dignity even in such difficult circumstances, with clean, tidy clothes and well-nourished appearances.
It seems they must be the ones with the most resources in this refugee group.
Merchants and property owners who were dragged into this by the war, apparently.
Originally, these people could eat and drink well and even protect their property while other civilians in the refugee group were on the brink of starvation.
But today, after Hacksaw made it clear that "anyone in my way will die, including me," it's likely these people would give up their pathetic selfish desires.
"A surprising change, Mr. Hacksaw."
Once those who managed logistics for the refugee group mostly left, Lann, standing on the edge of the tent and having witnessed the whole process, clapped lightly and commended in a soft voice.
