In fact, from the perspective of a pure observer, Anvis found it difficult to judge the actions of both sides currently fighting within the Web of Fate.
Using innocent lives as chess pieces in battle was undoubtedly far from a kind act.
But without the two types of constructs they provided, these soldiers would not even have the qualifications to fight the Beast Tide. They could only wait helplessly in the city for fate to decide.
They would have to be ready at any moment to charge to their deaths as cannon fodder at a critical juncture, using their flesh and blood to delay the Beast Tide's advance and buy time for the Defense Magic Array to cool down.
The appearance of the two standardized Magic Constructs gave them the ability to resist the Beast Tide head-on and survive, which was equivalent to saving their lives.
Wearing the constructs would make them pawns of High-rank Prophets, but it also gave them the power to defend their homes.
Even if they learned of this, they would probably still choose to put on the constructs in the end.
And to the two warring sides, this sort of "collateral damage" did not even count as evil.
The Three Great Empires of the continent had always been potential rivals. While the Federation and the Council fought each other, they could also weaken the national strength of the Gloria Empire along the way, killing two birds with one stone.
After the Empire's High-rank Prophets noticed all this, they also tried to stop it.
But the problem was that the constructs contained the hidden schemes of Prophets from both major factions. Simply guarding against them from the perspective of fate was utterly inefficient.
And from a practical standpoint, forbidding Imperial soldiers from using these two types