It wasn't the first time Linsley had seen the deep-rooted oppression of the wasteborn and inferiors, but it struck him how normalized this behavior had become.
It further solidified his resolve to let the Sinclair Order challenge and eventually change the status quo.
The social hierarchy ran deep in the Diviner World, and it was a system that needed more than a strong hand to overturn.
Through the Sinclair Order, Linsley would bring about that change, not just through sheer power, but by creating a belief system that transcended the corrupt values of this world.
His plan was already in motion, and the Sinclair Pantheon would become a beacon of hope for those oppressed by the rigid hierarchy of the Diviner World.
For now, though, he had other priorities—like finishing his meal.
