I don't want to be misunderstood, I also think that saving children is noble. I'm just very disappointed that it's the only option given for Tav. I did not interpret Halisn's complaint about poverty in the city as an announcement of the creation of an orphanage. It didn't cross my mind. I saw ending with him as LI as a departure into the wilderness, and nothing else came to mind based on the conversations in Act 1 and 2. Ok, I understand that was the writer's will, but it's worth writing your comments, maybe in the future someone will take it into account.There simply wasn't enough options for Tav. In other romances, you have more control over what life together will look like in the future. Everyone got their epilogue. Halsin could have been given two options for the future, in a conversation in the post-fight room, where Tav could say something about her dreams, how she sees life going on.
