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I have a different opinion than other reviewers on here. This story feels like it was dedicated to veterans and what they go through on the battlefield and once they get home. The Sacred Beasts were heroes of war, but once the war was over, they were left to deal with their scars on their own. Once their scars overcame their sanity, they were hunted down and exterminated. 

The plot isn't the greatest. It could have been done better. But it's a reminder about the reality of war, especially civil war. Every one of the Sacred Beasts was a gentle person before the military turned them into a science experiment. They went insane because they gave their lives for their country. You see their pain alongside the careless decisions of leadership. They were all used as pawns. Even the humans who are supposed to be defending the country from the Sacred Beasts who went mad get sacrificed. 

The story is a testament to the evils of war and the greed of those at the top who lead their people to their deaths.