Su Hao believed that many things in the world were never that complicated; it all depended on how the person handling them chose to see them.
It was like a tangled mass of threads blocking the road ahead. Some people chose to patiently straighten and unravel every single strand, while others preferred to set it all ablaze in one stroke.
And Su Hao was the kind of person who liked to burn a chaotic tangle of threads clean in one go.
Many things in this world were limited by human understanding and simply could not be explained clearly. There was reasoning behind any course of action.
For example, when it came to Fierce Child Lu, Su Hao had no way to judge whether what he did was right or wrong.
Whether Fierce Child Lu acted out of goodwill or malice, what he did was always half good and half bad.
He might also have been the person the Prophet spoke of, the one who would bring change to the world.
To that, Su Hao could only say sorry. Fierce Child Lu had things he wanted to do, and Su Hao had things he wanted to do as well.
Originally, there had been no deep conflict between them. Now Su Hao wanted to kill Fierce Child Lu because Lu had shown hostility toward Inhumans, which was the same as showing hostility toward Su Hao.
Su Hao was an Inhuman. That was undeniable. In the end, they stood on opposing sides.
So Su Hao did not want to think too much about all these messy relationships. He simply chose to kill the other party in advance.
Once he was dealt with, everything would be settled once and for all. Su Hao would also have plenty more time for study and research. The