The second thing was that when the legion reappeared, they were clearly in a slump, the armor on their bodies damaged; it was obvious they had fought some kind of powerful enemy.
Combined with the bizarre situation now, it was hard not to let one's imagination run wild...
By this time those people had already finished seeing the legion; after they hurried out, Hamlet's army actually began to muster. Even though no information was released, so many soldiers moving was bound to draw those bastards' attention.
Most people had thought they were going to be driven out, but the army suddenly turned and marched toward the ruins, disappearing into the darkness.
This move only deepened their doubts, and somehow the news of Hamlet's meeting with the legion spread, dragging in even more people's attention.
That's not right, you yourself said it was dangerous—shouldn't you be staying put at a time like this?
Why rush to push into the ruins?
