Mu Yu began to analyze Li Qi's actions.
Did Li Qi truly want to destroy the demons? Something seemed off. What he was doing now actually had little to do with the demonic path. To a Third Rank being like him, something like Dream City was not much of a problem.
Even if every Dream City were razed to the ground, so long as no one interfered, a Third Rank practitioner of the demonic path could effortlessly rebuild them all.
Then what was the point of acting against Dream City?
No, there was a point—but not for the demonic path. It was for the living beings persecuted by the demonic path.
Then, viewed from that direction, Li Qi's purpose was not to oppose the demonic path, but to shelter all living beings?
A sense of unease rose within Mu Yu.
Qi Palace's slogan had always been "Oppose the Demonic Path."
Yet Mu Yu knew that portraying the enemy as utterly wicked fiends was one of the most classic excuses for provoking war. So long as one declared that the enemy believed in mistaken ideals, that their sins reached the heavens and they remained stubbornly unrepentant, that they had to be eradicated, then war became righteous.
To begin with, if a war was truly reasonable and justified, if it was launched to spread "excellent ideals," then why not attack those ideals themselves? At the very least, that would allow them to roughly assess whether this war truly brought more benefit than harm.
Yet Li Qi had not done so, because Qi Palace's propaganda had long since decreed that those enemies were all evil, that they deserved to die, and that any other thought was tantamount to betraying their own side.
If a war was truly necessary and noble, did they need