Even the slightest possibility of feeling dissatisfaction and anger exists.
The head of the guards likely guessed the intentions of the opposing gang through their provocative language.
As ludicrous as it may seem, that's the reality sometimes.
Especially for the head of the guards.
A fight appears inevitable at this juncture.
A simple command is all it takes, and everyone is full of anger.
Yet, in such a situation, the head of the guards did not immediately rebut.
He knew that if he were to cater to his emotional state at this moment, it would be a foolish act.
A person who makes decisions based on his emotions and desires will never attain a position like the head of the guards.
This position, to some extent, requires the sacrifice of one's emotions.
Sacrifice dissatisfaction in exchange for genuinely beneficial rewards, that is tangible.
To a wise individual, to the head of the guards.
Perhaps this is just how things are, without need for overthinking.
