Su Mo finally realized the force driving him forward. He now had to set aside all the darkness he was capable of recognizing within himself. That was what she most wanted to accomplish at present.
Farid and the others also looked utterly hoarse from shouting, because they understood that the order Su Mo had given them was extremely simple. If they could not even obey something like this, the burden they would have to bear might become even greater.
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"Where are we supposed to go from here? Or have I made things too simple in my mind, which is why they ended up like this? I really don't understand!"
"Will the final result really be as friendly as I imagine? I truly don't want things to develop in that direction. It's too terrifying."
Su Mo naturally understood exactly what his subordinates were thinking deep down. At the same time, he immediately comforted all of them, hoping they would understand what he meant.
A contest with his own people!
More precisely, this could be considered a special kind of guidance. Everything proceeded in an orderly manner under Su Mo's supposed control.
This was precisely how things began to reveal their most tragic side as they moved toward danger. Su Mo had originally thought that he could control and manage everything with ease.
However, he soon discovered that once the orcs encountered certain stimuli, what they could do would be far crazier than anyone could imagine. After all, they had never regarded themselves as human.
Su Mo also understood the attitude these orcs held in their hearts very well. However, because of certain factors on his own side, he still could not truly make the orcs shoulder something painful here.
Wouldn't that make everything meaningless? At that thought, he