Magnus's thoughts were easy for Luo Zhen to guess.
It wasn't difficult to figure out at all.
"Indeed, with the current you, even if your opponent were one of the great powers, you wouldn't need to fear them. But if things truly developed into a war with a country, you should be able to imagine the consequences."
Magnus made this statement in a calm tone, letting others know what he was concerned about.
He was simply worried about war breaking out.
It was true that Luo Zhen had nothing to fear, even if his opponent were a major power. But if he learned the truth and truly went to war with a major power, Luo Zhen himself would naturally remain unafraid—but what would happen to all those innocent civilians?
If Luo Zhen dropped an army of hundreds of thousands into a country and let them wreak havoc, who would suffer if not the common people?
Then Luo Zhen would have avenged that single arrow. The outcome would not matter to him. Winning would naturally be best, forcing the other side to bear all the consequences directly. Even if he lost, as Magnus had just said, he could inflict heavy losses on the other side, which would ultimately be devoured by the surrounding countries. No matter which outcome came to pass, Luo Zhen would not lose out—but that country would certainly be left devastated.
And that wasn't even the worst of it.
More importantly, this was the period immediately preceding the outbreak of the Second World War.
With tensions between the great powers of this world constantly rising and the atmosphere of war growing increasingly intense, once any war broke out, all the subsequent wars would erupt in a single stroke.
At that point, every country in the world would have