Chapter 73: Origins (3)
Protagonists and antagonists rarely followed the common stereotypes, at least not conspicuously.
The antagonist could be kind for his own selfish goals, and the protagonist could be even crueler than his counterpart to achieve his goal on a larger scale.
It was wrong to tag them like that.
Perhaps, if the world only had one protagonist and antagonist, these two would have been forced to follow the stereotype and act accordingly with their innate occupations.
That said, in a world teeming with either, it was impossible to properly gauge one's personality based on his inborn profession.
Sun, Benjamin, and Moon were far away from that naive perspective. They believed that the alliance of protagonists had waited for the shrine's priestesses to show some courage or potential and had acted in a timely manner to assist them.
