Fairness had always been a highly controversial word.
Ever since the word had been created, it had never truly been achieved in any meaningful sense.
That was precisely why Allen was so curious about Thanos, who advocated "absolute fairness," and wanted to know what kind of person he truly was.
A madman?
An idealist?
Or a cold-blooded butcher?
And why was he so obsessed that he was willing to pay such a tremendous price just to eliminate half the life in the universe?
Clearly, Thanos was not doing it for wealth, power, or authority.
Otherwise, after achieving his goal, he would not have chosen to destroy all the Infinity Stones and live alone on some unknown planet as a farmer who worked at sunrise and rested at sunset.
Likewise, he had never expected anyone to understand him, much less thank or praise him for everything he had done.
Quite the opposite, this guy had been a loner from beginning to end, willing to bear every insult and curse just to put his ideals into practice.
No one knew what exactly he was thinking.
Perhaps after witnessing his home planet collapse under population expansion, Thanos had gone completely mad—or perhaps he had simply become obsessed.
Just like people who had nearly starved to death would cherish food beyond measure for the rest of their lives.
He had begun to fear the ever-expanding number of lives in the universe, and that fear had bred madness, ultimately giving rise to the idea of permanently eliminating half the universe's population.
"Hahahaha! Incredible! I never thought the person who understood me best in this universe would be you." Thanos suddenly burst into laughter without warning.
He could not help laughing!
You must know, not even the Black Order under his command or his two adopted