Fang Zheng did not care what the girls thought. He merely wanted to tell them these things. Whether they accepted them or not was their own business.
Just as Fang Zheng had said in the EVA world, whether or not you carried out the Human Instrumentality Project, the public had a right to know. At the very least, they deserved to die knowing why, didn't they?
Fang Zheng usually shot idiots like those in so many games without a second word—the ones who acted like saints at the beginning, only to tear off their masks at the end and say they had actually done everything for this or that. What you wanted to do was your business, but treating me like an idiot was mine.
You had your hardships, your worries, your unease.
Sorry, what did that have to do with me?
You dragged me into this, yet did not say a damn word. Then, at the very end, you came flaunting your sense of superiority. If I did not chop you down, who would I chop down?
"..."
Although Fang Zheng had made himself very clear, the girls looked somewhat confused. They exchanged glances, not knowing what to say. Only Towa and Rufina, who had some understanding of Fang Zheng's identity, remained silent. After all, for most people, the phrase "destroying a world" was simply too exaggerated for them to even imagine properly.
"I'm not asking you to do it. I'm merely telling you what I intend to do."
Fang Zheng shrugged and spoke to the girls.
"Strictly speaking, you will not even have the chance to witness this scene. But since you intend to get involved, I have to inform you of the situation so that you understand it. The Wild Hunt's actions are indeed barbaric and dangerous.