There isn't really anything to say. It's simply the way it is, and it seems it doesn't matter who 'won' the war because, in the end, his people were not seen as people, but were expendable and could be moved and removed for any reason. All he can hope for now is that wherever they've gone, they're safe. That they have found somewhere else to call home for the time-being.
"If I did not have the Brotherhood and my own land to attend to, I might have gone looking for them."
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There isn't really anything to say. It's simply the way it is, and it seems it doesn't matter who 'won' the war because, in the end, his people were not seen as people, but were expendable and could be moved and removed for any reason. All he can hope for now is that wherever they've gone, they're safe. That they have found somewhere else to call home for the time-being.
"If I did not have the Brotherhood and my own land to attend to, I might have gone looking for them."