Am I Really Such a Brutal Person?

Earth had an old saying: there were no eternal friends, only eternal interests.

This pathetic ideology of Social Darwinism fully exposed Earthlings as nothing more than a pack of brutal, homicidal maniacs.

Whether it was Siveston, Lioz, or Caramel Snail, they had all, to varying degrees, been willing to accept Earthlings just as they accepted the Dragon Race. Yet the final outcome was plain for all to see.

There was no hatred without cause in this world. Sympathy for Earthlings would only invite them to push their luck. At least for now, wiping out Earthlings was the only correct course of action.

Was Lioz really such a brutal person? Though countless lives had passed through his hands by now, he was at least still someone with empathy and humanity, willing to lend a hand to those in distress. Lioz had never considered himself a brutal person.

His goal had always been clear: to gain a foothold in this chaotic age, an era where the various layers of the Star Abyss stood divided and at war, and reclaim everything that should have belonged to him, whatever the cost.

So this was not brutality. It could only be called doing whatever it took.

Siveston's goal was equally simple: reclaim his divine throne. Caramel Snail sought revenge. These two were his closest companions, and their goals were highly aligned. Besides, Caramel Snail had been cultivated by Lioz himself. Even if they later went to Zhou Abyss and found Jiao Zeiou again, it would only deepen the bond between them.

The three of them were natural allies.

With the Incompetent Duke Siveston had mentioned added in, their group's Combat Power was still quite decent.

Oushen coordinated exceptionally well with Lioz in battle. Calling it complementary did not even begin to describe it; they were