[ He didn't mean "how to torture them," but that's something that comes with using so few words: misunderstandings are more likely. However, Maine doesn't clarify. He just listens and considers his answer.
Maine isn't comfortable sharing his thoughts on accepting the Null's offer and letting the gods die. He won't openly question the decisions of his teammates — if he did, it would be to them — and he doubts it would make a difference if he did. Instead, he addresses the current situation: the gods are targets, and those in Hadriel are targets by association. ]
Train and arm everyone. War for survival. No noncombatants.
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Maine isn't comfortable sharing his thoughts on accepting the Null's offer and letting the gods die. He won't openly question the decisions of his teammates — if he did, it would be to them — and he doubts it would make a difference if he did. Instead, he addresses the current situation: the gods are targets, and those in Hadriel are targets by association. ]
Train and arm everyone. War for survival. No noncombatants.