She had been told that was actually a normal way to think.
"He… wherever he used to live, it must have been a very peaceful place. Maybe he was raised to believe that hurting others is wrong, that if you hurt someone, you should feel sorry. That itself isn't a bad thing, but for someone who's lived that way, even in self-defense, not feeling guilty after hurting someone probably feels strange to him."
"But if you're an adventurer, it's normal to accept a fight when it's picked with you. And if you get injured or even die it's your own fault, right?"
"Yes, for us, that's true."
By "us," she meant adventurers and likely those involved with them as well.
If someone worried about their opponent getting hurt, they wouldn't be able to fight at all.
Adventurers could be seen as symbols of freedom, but on the flip side, everything came down to personal responsibility.
"So… not thinking it's wrong is what's strange…?"
