"Leave here? Where do you want to go? And where could possibly take you in?"
"To see my daughter. This wall is going to be breached anyway!"
Pixis glanced at Su Yang. "You're Su Yang, right? According to this term's instructor, you now possess strength close to—or even surpassing—Levi's. Is that true?"
"We haven't sparred, so I don't know. But I can indeed kill at least a hundred Titans in succession in direct combat. Before leaving the gate, I and the vanguard squad wiped out every Titan within one kilometer in front of it.
But everyone except me died. I'm sorry."
Pixis nodded and gave Su Yang several pointed looks. Then he looked at Eren. "Eren, Su Yang, you two come with me."
"It is said that before Titans ruled the earth, humanity engaged in endless mutual slaughter because of conflicts between races and beliefs. Back then, someone supposedly said this:
If a powerful enemy other than humanity appeared, humanity would probably unite and abandon its disputes. What do you think?"
"Was there really such a legend? Easy for them to say when they weren't the ones suffering. It makes me want to yawn."
Su Yang thought for a moment. "At its core, it's because human ambition is endless. People will always compete and plunder each other over territory, resources, status, and the like. So it has nothing to do with conflicts between races or beliefs. It's about the redistribution of resources."
Pixis became even more interested in Su Yang. This guy had a truly sharp eye. "Not bad."
"Even after being driven all the way here by that powerful enemy, it's hard to say humanity is truly united now."
"Ah, we should be more or less united by now. War isn't something to take lightly."
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