Comments of chapter undefined of Red Talon Piercing the Darkness

Alright, so an explanation is due. I believe what I'm trying to portray is a protagonist that is impartial. He had told the group not to wander too far from the perimeter he had set up for the training. Li Wuhan decided to go against the line Hong Zhao had made. Even though he was like a brother to him, his death proved that he couldn't be trusted by Hong Zhao. The reason Hong Zhao dove into the fierce beast to retrieve the head was a lesson to the others, not so much out of love for his friend. Hopefully, the message is clear to the group, as well as the rest of the men and women back in the camp. If action is taken without consent, loss of integrity will not be the only consequence. And with the victim being the friend, brother and son of the protagonists, it'll be clear to all that it could happen to anyone. This is a major tipping point for the team. Either they will grow stronger and follow orders, or many more of them will fall either to the beasts, or to the City Lord.