After successfully declining the offer of loyalty and explaining why he wouldn't be able to live up to their expectations, Vonn's persuasive skills proved effective, as the villagers didn't press the matter further.
The offer of loyalty and service was tempting. For many, it would have been seen as an honor and legacy. But in truth, it wasn't. The weight of distraction alone made it a burden, requiring one to focus not only on themselves but on others as well.
Vonn, understanding this reality, had already envisioned the future if the locals followed him. Their presence would hinder his fighting capability, forcing him to adjust to their needs and vulnerabilities.
While the Blessings they provided might seem like an advantage, they weren't enough to outweigh the drawbacks. He could earn equivalent Blessings by hunting monsters, making the idea of subordinates in this realm more of a liability than an asset.
