Rob Lucci was always calm and composed, stubborn in everything he did, and rarely smiled.
He called weakness "sin."
In the original storyline, Lucci killed 500 soldiers who had been taken hostage by pirates during a mission. His reason was that those soldiers had been captured too easily by the pirates, thereby causing a crisis for the country. The same thing might happen again in the future.
He ultimately reached an extreme conclusion: soldiers this weak had no right to live.
Lucci also revered necessary evil and followed a dark justice.
As far as Lucci's personality went, he could accept "necessary evil." Therefore, he had no objections whatsoever to Lord Victor's orders.
However, this time, Lucci had truly been shaken!
Because he had seen too many experiments that were "utterly depraved and devoid of humanity."
This could no longer be described as ordinary "evil."
Even slaughtering an entire village would pale in comparison to what he had just seen.
For example, one child had been cut open, with tubes inserted into all his organs while the surrounding instruments recorded data on each one.
Nearby, other children underwent comparative experiments using different doses of medicine.
Those were still relatively ordinary.
What shocked Lucci the most were the children's corpses.
Their bodies would be thrown into an incinerator and burned along with the experimental trash and waste.
There was not the slightest trace of humanity in it.
If Lucci had reacted this way, then Jabura and Bruno must have been even more affected.
Especially Jabura, who was not a very "stable" person emotionally.
He was constantly startling at every little thing.
After seeing the contents of the photographs and those human experiments, Jabura suffered a powerful shock.
"What the hell is the World Government doing!"
"Why do they have to experiment on