Decisions that completely changed one's fate were often impossible to make after careful consideration.
After all, "completely changing" meant overturning everything from the beginning and venturing into unknown territory.
The aversion to danger rooted in human genes made such decisions harder to settle the more one thought about them.
As the manager of a shelter with more than forty thousand people.
Kevin had made a decision in just a few moments that practically overturned his principles of life. It would have been a lie to say he felt no regret.
But when he boarded the Lizard Car to return, he felt more and more that his impulse had been worthwhile.
No matter how credible the other party's words were, Kevin only believed what he saw with his own eyes.
It was like those old Mole People in the southern suburbs, who had been shouting slogans about returning to the surface and rebuilding Qinggang for decades.
Yet the results they had actually produced were somehow inferior to those of the West Suburbs Alliance, which had appeared out of nowhere less than a year ago.
"At least this fertile land, along with these plantations and Industrial Zone that rose from the ground, can't lie."
Kevin consoled himself with those words, and soon saw the Warning Wall in the distance amid the howling night wind.
Compared to when he had come, the lights were now noticeably brighter.
There was also a new team beneath the city wall. Judging by their uniforms, they seemed to be from Giant City Shelter.
The manager of Su Mo was standing in a circle with Hunter Tiger and Aldrich. No one knew what they were discussing.
It was only when he drew near that he vaguely made out the displeasure on all three faces.
Hunter Tiger's jujube-red complexion