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Originally Posted by FlareKnight
In some ways I'm surprised Uroko is going along with this. You think as a scale of the sea god he'd have some reluctance to employ a plan that treats the sea god like an idiot. But hey I'm fine with treating the sea god that way so let's go for it  ! |
The Sea God has been broken down into a bunch of component parts. And it seems unlikely that they can ever be brought back together again. Uroko knows this as well as anybody does, and he's probably made peace with this reality. It's not that the Sea God as a whole is being tricked - Just his free-flowing emotions.
And Uroko just wants a happy ending, really. Tsumugu's plan shows a spark of ingenuity that enthuses Uroko, and if Tsumugu's plan works, it really would be the perfect solution - World's weather conditions get better (or at least don't get much worse), sea-people start waking up again, nobody has to be sacrificed.