Lance would never placate them with privileges; that so-called tendency to show benevolence in policies would only cause temporary appeasement, and instead, by deliberately marking the differences in identity, they would be driven to gather together.
The human heart is never satisfied. When more people come together, there will be more demands. If you don't meet those demands, they'll give you a big problem, and by then, you won't have a chance to regret it.
Lance has seen too many of these damned things; clearly, it's something that can be solved by treating everyone equally, yet they insist on leaving a mess for the successors.
He came to Hamlet for three things: fairness, fairness, and damn fairness!
Thus, treat everyone equally, and it's best if they behave. Anyone who dares to cause trouble will face a heavy punch.
Paracelsus was also very curious about whether the Barbarian Tribes' physical structure was truly unique...
