Sometimes, civilization was hypocrisy! When savage people or animals attacked other people or animals, their purpose was actually very simple: they had some kind of physiological or psychological need.
Take carnivores, for example. They hunted other animals to fill their bellies. When they launched an attack, they would not tell the animals about to be hunted, "I'm doing this for world peace." They would only race forward desperately, drool trailing from their mouths—
To murder!
Only civilization could give birth to hypocrisy!
Only civilized countries would look for excuses when invading other countries.
For example, "I'm doing this for world peace," or "I'm doing this to liberate the enslaved people." What great and noble sentiments!
If only they were not so hypocritical! Leidel was ultimately granted permission to stay in the Federation, but he had to step forward and speak publicly before the media whenever necessary.
He had to tell people across the world about the Peng Joe Empire Emperor's brutality, savagery, and bloodlust.
The reason he was allowed to remain in the Federation instead of being sent back was that he had exposed the Peng Joe Empire's façade, revealing the terrifying side beneath its mask.
If he were sent back, he would certainly be murdered. Thus, the Federation took him in, sending him onto various programs to tell more people the "truth" about the Peng Joe Empire.
Leidel and the others who were able to stay behind became minor celebrities. They often appeared on programs together, and at first, he found it very difficult to adjust.
He had lived in the Federation for years, far from Peng Joe, yet the Peng Joe Empire Emperor still placed enormous pressure on him. He did not know whether what he was doing would lead to unpredictable consequences or risks.
However, the National