As for the ability to create, probably no living being could compare with Earthlings. After all, no matter how useless Earthlings were, they still had that guy who liked pretending to be a rabbit to back them up.
But likewise, when it came to destructive power, no one could compare with Earthlings either.
Earth had never lacked ambitious people.
Seifer might be the first villain in the history of the Earth Federation to attempt sabotage, but the destructive power she wielded would probably gradually sink beneath the river of time.
In the future, villains would probably all be piloting their own villain fleets. Who would still use nuclear submarines that could not even take to the skies to commit sabotage?
So Seifer took it in stride. She only wanted first place. As for the actual destructive power, she did not care.
However...
For the time being, if they counted the next five or six years, Seifer's destructive power should still be able to remain in first place.
Eteon?
He did not count. If Lake had not said anything, perhaps Eteon would have had a chance—a few points in his favor—and could have pushed Seifer aside to become the criminal with the greatest destructive power.
But now, that was impossible.
The Snowflake Virus was terrifying, but an unreleased Snowflake and one that had been released were actually two entirely different concepts.
Simply put.
Seifer ranked first in destructive power, while Eteon could at most rank first in threat level.
How did the Federation deal with threatening enemies?
No.
The real question was, what would the Earth Federation do to an enemy who posed a threat to them? There was no doubt about that.
Therefore.
Even if Eteon once again copied his previous method and dyed Hobbs and Decker into wanted criminals