So the commander solemnly told everyone this, hoping they would understand.
Because many things were simply like that.
If everyone lost their loved ones here,
and refused to let it go, many problems would arise.
What was more, the Survey Corps had suffered truly devastating losses.
Whether it was their families, the commander, or their comrades,
no one wanted something like this to happen. Who didn't want everyone to return the way they had left?
But things were often like that, forever impossible to predict.
Since this had already happened, everyone could only try their best to restrain themselves.
Then they had to suppress all their emotions, because no one wanted this to happen.
They could only bury their feelings.
No one could follow someone else into death or let it affect their own state of mind.
Grief was only temporary. What mattered most was quickly uncovering
the truth, so humanity could survive better.
So the commander believed his words were perfectly reasonable.
And whether they understood or had that awareness or not,
as the commander, he would absolutely make what needed to be said clear. As for Su Yang at this moment,
he also felt that the commander had made a great deal of sense, because all those comrades who had sacrificed themselves
had indeed done so with great value, and their deaths would not be in vain.
If one day they managed to investigate all of this thoroughly,
they would certainly have to give them justice. So when the commander said those words,
Su Yang began to echo him. But at that moment, the old woman
suddenly flew into a rage again, furiously berating him without stop.
Because she felt that this commander was making no sense at all.
It was her son who had died, not him.