Female Captain spoke up at this point. "Jila is right. We came here not to kill, but for peace."
Old Blackie insisted, "Only by killing them all can there be everlasting peace. That is the lesson the Western Continent People left us!"
"Brutal, shameless, barbaric!" Jila said angrily. "They're human, just like us!"
"Hmph, I would never regard these Demons as our kind. With a casual stroke of their brush, they killed my entire family. Do such Demons deserve to be called human?" Old Blackie grew even more furious.
"I told you, that was done by only a few monsters. Most people are innocent!"
"But those so-called monsters came from among those innocent people!"
The two descended into a fierce argument. If Old Blackie had not been so old, Jila would probably have come to blows with him.
Female Captain could only call over robots to separate them, then said, "Let's hold a meeting."
Only then did Jila leave. Judging by his hurried steps, he was clearly seeking support from the others.
After he left, Old Blackie said to Female Captain, "Captain, you should understand that unless we destroy the source, our world will never be able to control its own Fate."
Female Captain fell silent. After a long while, she finally said, "Haven't you realized it? We are no match for the Mother World."
Old Blackie was dumbfounded. He could not help saying, "How is that possible? If we hadn't been too soft-hearted at the beginning, trying to capture the culprit, and had simply used the Supergravity Cannon to destroy Earth, we would have won!"
"But how can you guarantee that destroying this planet wouldn't also destroy our Mother World?" Female Captain questioned.
"This..." Old Blackie hesitated.
"That is why we chose a decapitation operation. The two worlds are