Yes, perhaps some people cannot understand. Along the way of their flight, it was not as if there were no forests or prey. How did they end up in a situation where they had to resort to cannibalism?
But on the Terra Continent, the so-called forests and game... are really not something ordinary people can handle.
Even the natives of the Great Redwood Forest, who had settled in South Ridge for hundreds of years, were unable to procure enough game from the lush jungles and, in extreme starvation, had to resort to cannibalism as well.
What's more for these refugees who were devoid of tools and martial skills?
Ian knew clearly that, in ancient Earth, once such a flight occurred, it often resulted in the tragic outcome where only one out of twenty households survived.
On the run, with bandits and fierce animals by their side, treated as great enemies by the villages and towns they passed, even if some cities wanted to take them in, how many could they accept?
