For Fang Zheng, investigating all this with Ratziel would have been easy, but he would not do that. After all, Fang Zheng was not alone; he was the ruler of Heavenly Dao Palace. Therefore, whenever he investigated and made decisions regarding a civilization in any world, he needed a defined process, rather than saying, "According to Ratziel's records, this is what happened, so this is what we must do"...
Heavenly Dao Palace had its own code of conduct, objectives, and clear principles.
For example, as Nanoha and Sakura had argued before, right and wrong themselves were not the issue. As the saying went, only children distinguished right from wrong. But to Fang Zheng, what truly mattered was neither motive nor method, but the outcome.
The desire for world peace could also bring about humanity's destruction.
Conversely, evil desires might become humanity's only guarantee of survival.
Thus, Fang Zheng agreed strongly with Tomoyo's view. Regardless of QB's motives, it had not followed the rules of human civilization and society. It had deceived girls while concealing grave consequences, inducing them to form contracts with it and become Magical Girls. More than that, its actions would ultimately drive Magical Girls into despair, twisting them into Witches and causing severe harm to human civilization and Earth itself.
Under those circumstances, there was no point discussing whether QB's actions were right. Heavenly Dao Palace needed to protect Earth and human civilization, while QB's actions clearly threatened both. Therefore, it was an enemy of Fang Zheng and Heavenly Dao Palace.
As for philosophical questions, there was no need to consider them so deeply.
Because it was meaningless.
However, what Fang Zheng had not expected was that Akemi Homura revealed a highly important piece of information at that moment.
"...Night of the Witches?"
"That's right."
Faced with