Koana will save the hhetso

[Yoshihara]

He will save the hhetso

Koana: I will save the hhetso!

[Espon]

They'll probably just eat it and turn the hide into a rug later, anyways.

[Fawkes]

These animals are Turali, just like my people! ...but not the other animals trying to eat them, those should all be killed.

[CVXIV]

did you know that he will save the hhetso?

[Reldhir]

Ahahahahahahaha I'm so glad I'm not the only one, Thank you xD

[TemporalFruitsAndVeggies]

I keep thinking that the writing quality can't have any more cliffs off of which to fall, but if they won't surprise me with a good story, at least they're surprising me with unlimited cliff-generation.

[GrizzlyTank]

These animals are Turali, just like my people! ...but not the other animals trying to eat them, those should all be killed.

We need more naturally energy shielded dinosaurs!

[skooma_dealer]

Shaaloani 7.1 arc is probably the most stupid moment in the game since that one interaction with Asahi in SB... I get the idea of this sub plot, but omg the delivery is not there. I don't understand who is TA of this writing. An elementary schooler?

[Remember_The_Name]

Your beloved father is about to get murdered by a madman who has clearly cheated the rules of dueling

Koana: "I sleep"

Some random buffalo you didn't gave two craps about 2 hours ago is about to get natural selection'd by a very dangeroues to approach preadator

Koana: "Real sh1t!" *runs to intercept the beast Leeroy Jenkins-style*

If not for the thiccest coat of plot armor that only gave him cracked glasses, we would've had the singular Dawnservant once again. He may be smart and a machnist, but getting hit by such creature at such speed should incapacitate a person real good, if not killing them outright.

Dawntrail went full anime, I guess. That means, wave goodbye to your common sense, people.


There were at least 10 ways they could've played this cutscene out in a more sensible way while delivering the same idea, oh well...

[Xelanar]

Ah yes. The moment we're supposed to feel sympathy for his heroic act of rescuing a random animal.
Let's hope he'll never encounter an adventuring party doing FATEs I guess.