Despite feeling extremely humiliated, the Mythical Soldiers faithfully carried out their duties. On their escape south, they used the strength of barely a battalion to protect Reinhardt.
Not only that, but these Vibo people piloting the [Vajra] showcased a resilience unimaginable to ordinary people in this situation. While Reinhardt fled, they resisted.
The proud Vibo people always placed faith and honor above life. These Vibo warriors of the Mythical Army were even more so. In Gazalin, they were the elite, one in ten thousand, the purest Vibo men. From the first day they joined the Mythical Army, they engraved the first rule of never accepting failure into their bones and blood.
The Mythical Soldiers who could unhesitatingly choose to cleanse the shame of failure with death and blood, how could they accept their Legion Commander, their idol, the person they aspired to be, escaping in such a disgraceful manner?
