Bowles, Brierick, and Jetlot were summoned to the Dust Palace, where Sartre sat down on his throne and announced his plans to them. This was a plan that was not allowed by the rules of this world, but Sartre made a decision after much thought.
It was a month after the Forces of the Night invaded the Galen galaxy, and Sartre finally reconciled with Shinra, who would provide information and resources to Shōra, but asked Shōra not to cause killing in galen galaxies.
And Shen Luo didn't come for killing, but for him, it would be easier. The inhabitants of the Galen galaxy spent humiliatingly in the darkness for some time, and they did not know whether there was an end to such darkness.
By the time Bowles, Brerick, and Jetlow gathered here again, the air was already thick with dust, and they looked at each other wordlessly, just quietly walking towards the garden behind the palace, the fog had gradually faded, but their footsteps could not stop... Was this the right decision?
They didn't hesitate, they just continued to carry out that plan until the end... That's all they can give.
Bowers, Briker, and Jetloe came to the Dust Palace again, and the familiar figure sat on the throne, but they could tell the difference, and beside him was a strange man named Tavel.
The barrier of dust and sand had enveloped the Galen Galaxy, a decision that showed that they had to hurry up to complete that plan, which was a declaration of war on darkness, but not a compromise to the light, all for the sake of the rebirth of the Galen Galaxy.
Sartre didn't regret it, and instead of guarding glory in a dignified manner, he should grasp the possibility of saving everything, even if it seemed crazy, but he had always been such a person.
- The Year of eternal night
From the above background, we learn that Sartre may not be exactly a tyrant as we first knew, and that he may have been more ruthless in some things. But it may not be a way out for galen galaxies. As long as you can face the invincible enemy to stop the killing, then living is the greatest goodwill!
Sartre saddled all this, and perhaps from the perspective of foreign relations, this lord was indeed a bit cold-blooded, and when faced with foreign invasion, he actually chose not to fight and refused to unite the front. But now, after a long war, only the Galen Galaxy has avoided the catastrophe and the destruction of life, and for the inhabitants of the Galen Galaxy, there is no reason not to believe in this lord.
And looking closely at what Bowles and Brerick have done, from the perspective of the outsiders of the Purcell, their choice may not be wrong.
At present, the Jetlot in Sartre's mouth has not yet been launched, but since the person of Jetlo has been suppressed to the end, then this person must be a capable person, and even if it is not, it is most likely to be positioned as a strategist.