When it came to freeing the werewolves, Murphy had no qualms.
As more of Eden's past was decrypted, the handsome vampire had made considerable progress investigating the clues surrounding the "Life Greenhouse" project.
The project was enormous in scale. Even the R-9 Base beneath their feet had been built to prepare for the Creator's "World Revival" plan. In Murphy's view, the entire Eden District had been established to ensure the smooth progress of the "Life Greenhouse" project.
The truth behind the so-called "Life Greenhouse" was that it used biotechnology to recreate, on a massive scale, the creatures that had died in the catastrophe known as the "Great Extinction." At the same time, it employed methods of planetary engineering to reshape the planet itself and help the survivors restart civilization.
From that perspective, werewolves, ratfolk, and all the other creatures created by Twilight were part of the "Life Greenhouse" project. As the Creator's chosen one, granting them the right to live freely had nothing to do with morality.
It was simply part of his job.
Of course, another important reason Murphy had agreed so readily to free the werewolves was that it was a favorable conclusion from the perspective of a "dogshit game developer."
Just look at how cool the werewolves' model was!
Their design was based on gnolls, but in terms of appearance alone, they were definitely a cut above. And that bastard Kante had designed the werewolves' genetic template in one fell swoop. To help them blend into human civilization and serve as Twilight's vanguard in sowing chaos, he had given them some rather unusual mimicry genes, allowing them to perfectly imitate human appearances when they weren't fighting.
That was exactly like certain werewolf traits in Murphy's memories. Twilight had even thoughtfully written them a backstory with "depth." Best