Ch. 41Can We Kill You First?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Fang Zheng reveals he created the Flood Dragons, but they're intelligent and question their existence.
- The Flood Dragons express their confusion and anger at their sudden creation and lack of freedom.
- Fang Zheng apologizes for creating them and offers to kill them to prevent casualties.
Character Developments
- Fang Zheng (Block Person): Shows remorse and understanding towards the Flood Dragons, offering to end their lives to prevent harm.
- Flood Dragons: Display intelligence, emotion (anger, confusion), and a strong will to live and experience the world.
Significant Themes
- Creation and Consequences: Fang Zheng's creation of intelligent life has unforeseen consequences, raising questions about responsibility and ethics.
- Freedom and Destiny: The Flood Dragons yearn for freedom and a life path according to their inherited memories, contrasting with their sudden, unnatural creation.
Character Interactions
- Fang Zheng and the Flood Dragons: Fang Zheng attempts to communicate and apologize to the Flood Dragons, while they express their anger and distrust towards him.
- Jiang Wen and the Jiang Family: Jiang Wen reflects on the cruel nature of the universe and the inevitable conflicts among races and within humanity.