He could not calm down after witnessing everything.
Was it so difficult to judge who was telling the truth between barbarians and men and women?
The Barbarian said that the man was the one who provoked him first.
Unless that man was out of his mind, he wouldn't dare to provoke a dozen barbarians.
On the other hand, the barbarians were rude, barbaric, and lawless, so it was reasonable for them to defile the pretty young woman.
As long as this guard wasn't muddleheaded, he should know whose words were true.
Even if he didn't understand, he could still ask the person in charge of the palace. Was it that hard to confirm the truth?
But he did not.
Because the party involved was a barbarian, he wanted to reduce the big issue to a small one and resolve it. He wanted to give each of them 50 strokes of the stick to calm the matter.
In the end, he couldn't touch the barbarians, so he could only touch his own people!
