It was hard for the kids to digest the gravity of their father's words.
This was too sudden for them, they were not mentally prepared to take up the challenge of living in a world where he was not physically present, yet it was about to become a reality.
Rudra was not worried about the kids, he knew he had raised them well and he knew that even if he was not around, with the fail-safes he had put in place, the kids and the family were bound to be taken care of.
Oftentimes when a man headed out to war, they were bound to never return and even if the children were not ready to become the breadmakers, if the man of the house fell in battle they had to suck it up and become more mature.
Here, the kids were already mature, they were tier6 and had the strength and skills to make a name for themselves in the world, hence Rudra was not worried about leaving them behind.
