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Originally Posted by porous_shield
Why was that man near the end so adament that everyone go to the spring? Was it because it was mandatory in the country he came from (the soldier that Aaeru cuts the hands off of said in their country it was done at birth) or was it because he wanted to dismantle what he considered the military of their country by taking away their fliers (makes sense if the Simoun were such a pest).
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I figured it was the ultimate in risk management, and less of a cultural thing. They didn't want to relinquish control of the machinery as technology was their domain. I think it was the opening monologue that stated that they were the most technologically superior. The only way to effectively neutralise the power that Chor Tempest had was ensure the priestesses were ineligible to fly them. Hence the pressure to go to the spring.