There Is No Humanity in War

"It's more appropriate for me to say this."

Peggy Carter raised a hand and pointed at Evenson. "No matter how proper his attitude is, when all's said and done, his understanding of war comes only from hearsay. He's never set foot on a battlefield."

"But I'm different. I took part in war—the largest and most brutal war in human history, World War II."

"Hehe..." This should have been a heavy topic, but Saloras suddenly laughed. "But I think I'm more qualified than you to talk about this, after all..."

"We've experienced more wars than you've even heard of." Aurelles shrugged and took over.

"But I can guarantee that your understanding of war is nowhere near as profound as mine." Peggy Carter rubbed her brow irritably. Even after all these years, she still disliked anyone making light of that war.

The Eredar Twins neither agreed nor disagreed. They had indeed participated in plenty of wars, and the Burning Legion sometimes conducted postwar reviews. But those reviews only discussed strategic gains and losses. As for a deeper understanding of war, or one's personal feelings toward it...

Press one if fighting felt good, press two if it felt especially good, press three if it felt unbelievably good, and go AFK if it didn't feel good. That was probably about it.

Moreover, the Eredar Twins seemed to sense Peggy Carter's conviction and sorrow. Even these two demons, who had no stake in the matter, put away their playful expressions and turned solemn, showing that war at least the bare minimum of respect.

"I once sent many people to the battlefield... Later, I went to war myself." Peggy Carter spoke in a weathered, mournful tone. "We all knew that once we picked up a gun and went to the front, we might never return. But