How unfair! Cobby never did anyone any harm, yet they kicked him out! And yet, seeing what was happening to these townspeople, where they were heading, he… felt sorry for them, even though he could have mocked them, revelling in the fact that he’d got his revenge. And yes, I’m proud of them, just as Zudrec probably is. He’s right: worrying about those who’ve wronged you isn’t foolish – it’s MERCY. And Cobby showed it, even if it was just simple pity for those who’d hurt him. It’s a very powerful theme, and Vallju handled it brilliantly, A with a huge number of positives.
P.S. A wonderful metaphor with the village burning across the bonfire. Respect to the author.

Hey, sorry but first panel you wrote "beliece". I think you meant "believe".

Welp thanks for pointing out that little typo.

No problem. It happens to all of us, that's why we help each other.

Well, I'm sure that Cobby was known for being a petty thief, maybe not as brazen as before with Zudrec, but getting kicked out of his home for the war seems pretty sad.

So Cobby was kicked out simply for being a wolf? I thought there was another reason