There was a saying: virtue must match one's position.
There was also a saying: when Heaven wants to destroy someone, it first drives them mad.
And another saying: things will reverse when they reach their extreme.
The most important one!
Never forget your original intention!
Long ago, the chimpanzees had followed this principle well. When the chimpanzees were still able to walk, the old chimpanzees had already taught them the survival laws of their tribe.
And the result...
How many of these chimpanzees had actually remembered those survival laws?
Forgetting meant betrayal, and betrayal meant destruction!
The moment the young chimpanzees forgot their tribe's survival laws, the wheels of fate had already begun turning. They had used fate to cash in early on their indulgence and recklessness, but they did not know that fate had already placed a price on everyone.
Now, it was simply time to pay.
Lake listened to his deputy Bass recount the survival laws that most of the chimpanzees had long forgotten. He shook his head and insisted, "I never planned to act against the hybrids, Bass."
Bass said solemnly, "You didn't, but what about everyone else?"
Lake smiled. "I never control anyone. What they want to do is their freedom."
I'm not a tyrant.
Lake had no interest in controlling others, either.
In fact, Lake was a staunch opponent of slavery.
Don't believe me?
Just look at Red Queen.
If someone else had obtained Red Queen, what would they have made her call them?
Master?
Had Lake ever done that? From the moment Lake obtained Red Queen, he had regarded her as a life-form, a life-form different from ordinary life-forms. He had given Red Queen one hundred percent of his trust and respect.
I, Lake Edwin, have a wonderful teacher.
Under Karen's guidance and example,